PLAUhigh Tregs exhibit higher potential in suppressing effector T cells and express higher levels of Treg‐important genes, but they express lower levels.

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PLAUhigh Tregs exhibit higher potential in suppressing effector T cells and express higher levels of Treg‐important genes, but they express lower levels of cytokine genes compared to PLAUlow Tregs. PLAUhigh Tregs exhibit higher potential in suppressing effector T cells and express higher levels of Treg‐important genes, but they express lower levels of cytokine genes compared to PLAUlow Tregs. (A) PLAUhigh and PLAUlow Tregs were sorted by PLAU expression level (left, isotype control; the figure in the right column is divided into three parts: negative, low, and high levels of PLAU expression). (B) FACS of the PLAUhigh (red line) and PLAUlow Tregs (black line) immediately after sorting. (C) The suppression assay of different cells populations assessed by uptake of [H3]thymidine (H3‐TdR) (refer to Materials and methods). Error bars represent s.d. values. Results are representative of three independent experiments. (D) Higher expression of PLAU, FOXP3, and GARP in PLAUhigh than PLAUlow Tregs assessed by FACS at day 3 post restimulation. The PLAU subsets of Tregs were expanded for at least four rounds. Of note, in this panel EBV‐B cells were not sorted out before FACS analysis. Results are representative of three independent experiments. (E) The CFSE dilution measurement of the Teff proliferation co‐cultured with Tregs at various ratios of PLAU_high (upper row) or PLAU_low (lower row) Tregs to Teffs as well as co‐cultured EBV‐B cells after 4 days. Number in each histogram represents the percentage of dividing cells from the total population (the total population indicates the gated DAPI‐negative and CD4+, CFSE stained Teffs). Results are representative of three independent experiments. (F) Higher mRNA levels of FOXP3, GARP, LGMN, CTLA4, and EOS in PLAUhigh Tregs assessed by real‐time qPCR analysis. The numbers on the y axis indicate fold changes relative to RPS9. The numbers under each subfigure represent the increased fold changes in PLAUhigh Tregs compared to PLAUlow Tregs. The qPCR analysis was performed after the removal of B cells by FACS before extracting RNA. The P‐values represented by ‘*’ symbols indicate the results from a one‐tailed Student's t‐test for three replicates. Results are representative of three independent experiments. (G) PLAUlow Tregs reversed the expression of Treg‐repressed cytokines as assessed by a human Th1‐Th2‐Th3 cytokine PCR array. Left, numbers on the y axis indicate fold changes relative to actin. Data represent two independent experiments. The reported genes are the overlap of the two independent experiments, which show at least 1.5‐fold decrease in PLAUhigh versus PLAUlow Tregs. Right, Venn diagram of the two independent experiments. The numbers specify the number of genes that decreased at least 1.5‐fold. (H) Independent real‐time PCR confirmed the expression of the Treg‐repressed cytokines in (G), such as IL5, IL13, and CSF2. The percentage under each subfigure represents the decreased percentage of the corresponding gene in PLAUhigh versus PLAUlow Tregs. Error bars represent s.d. values. The P‐values represented by ‘*’ symbols indicate the results from a one‐tailed Student's t‐test for three replicates. Feng He et al. Mol Syst Biol 2012;8:624 © as stated in the article, figure or figure legend