Death of Bystander Cells by a Novel Pathway Involving Early Mitochondrial Damage in Human Immunodeficiency Virus–Related Lymphadenopathy by Maurizio Carbonari,

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Death of Bystander Cells by a Novel Pathway Involving Early Mitochondrial Damage in Human Immunodeficiency Virus–Related Lymphadenopathy by Maurizio Carbonari, Anna Maria Pesce, Marina Cibati, Alessandro Modica, Lucia Dell'Anna, Giampiero D'Offizi, Alberto Angelici, Stefania Uccini, Andrea Modesti, and Massimo Fiorilli Blood Volume 90(1):209-216 July 1, 1997 ©1997 by American Society of Hematology

Dead cells in freshly isolated lymph node cell suspensions lack apoptotic DNA fragmentation and hypodiploidy. Dead cells in freshly isolated lymph node cell suspensions lack apoptotic DNA fragmentation and hypodiploidy. A single-cell suspension was obtained from a lymph node (patient #2) by the grinding technique described in Materials and Methods. (A1) Forward scatter (FSC) analysis revealed two distinct cell populations, one composed of abnormally small lymphocytes with a size comparable to that of apoptotic cells,10 and one of normal-sized lymphocytes. (A2) The cell suspension contained 10.9% dead cells, gated in R1, permeable to 7-AAD and stainable with anti-CD45. (A3) Electronic gating on these cells revealed that they corresponded to the population of abnormally small apoptotic-like cells. Only 0.5% of these freshly isolated lymph node cells had an hypodiploid DNA content (B1) and no fragmented DNA was detected by gel electrophoresis (2 × 106 cells) (C1). By contrast, after 24-hour in vitro culture 23% of lymph node cells were hypodiploid (B2) and fragmented DNA could be revealed (C2). Maurizio Carbonari et al. Blood 1997;90:209-216 ©1997 by American Society of Hematology

The frequency of dead cells correlates with the HIV DNA burden of lymph node cells. The frequency of dead cells correlates with the HIV DNA burden of lymph node cells. The percentages of dead cells and the numbers of HIV genomes per 100 cells are as in Table 1. Maurizio Carbonari et al. Blood 1997;90:209-216 ©1997 by American Society of Hematology

Viral DNA is enriched in dead cells from HIV-infected lymph nodes. Viral DNA is enriched in dead cells from HIV-infected lymph nodes. Viable (V) and dead (D) cells were purified by density gradient centrifugation as described in Materials and Methods. HIV and β-globin DNA sequences were co-amplified by PCR in 1,000 cells from each population. Upper panels show ethidium bromide-stained amplification products separated in agarose gel. Comparison of the relative intensities of β-globin–specific and HIV-specific bands by densitometric scanning (lower panels) revealed that HIV genomes in the dead cell populations from patients 5 and 7 were, respectively, ∼5 and <30 times more abundant than in the corresponding viable populations. Maurizio Carbonari et al. Blood 1997;90:209-216 ©1997 by American Society of Hematology

Apoptotic-like nuclear morphology and mitochondrial damage in lymphocytes of an HIV-infected lymph node. Apoptotic-like nuclear morphology and mitochondrial damage in lymphocytes of an HIV-infected lymph node. (A) One normal lymphocyte and one lymphocyte with initial chromatin condensation and mitochondrial swelling (arrow) in a cell suspension obtained from the lymph node (original magnification [OM] × 9,000). (B) A tissue section from the same lymph node showing one cell with similar nuclear and mitochondrial abnormalities and partial fusion of nuclear and plasma membranes (arrow) (OM × 8,000). (C) A tissue section showing two cells in which the chromatin has collapsed down along the nuclear envelope. One of the cells (arrow) is engulfed by a macrophage and presents swollen and tightly packed mitochondria; the other cell (arrowhead) is free, and presents condensation of nucleolus and extreme reduction of cytoplasm with loss of intercellular contacts (OM × 4,900). (D) A tissue section showing several cells with initial chromatin condensation (arrows) and one cell with normal nuclear morphology (arrowhead), all displaying mitochondrial swelling (OM × 3,300). Note in all micrographs the intact mitochondria of neighboring cells. Maurizio Carbonari et al. Blood 1997;90:209-216 ©1997 by American Society of Hematology