José Pedro Lopes Exhausted CD3 CD8 TCR TIM3 1B11 LAG3 Generated in chronic antigen- mediated TCR stimulation. Express inhibitory receptors and lack effector.

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José Pedro Lopes Exhausted CD3 CD8 TCR TIM3 1B11 LAG3 Generated in chronic antigen- mediated TCR stimulation. Express inhibitory receptors and lack effector cytokine production; not effective in antiviral immune responses. γδ γδ TCR CD3 IFNγ- and IL-17A-producing cells. Posses a distint T cell receptor. composed of two glycoprotein chains called γ (gamma) chain and δ (delta) chain Helper Promote protective immunity against intracellular (Th1) or extracelullar(Th2, Th9, Th17) pathogens. Important in autoimmune, allergy and inflammatory diseases. CD3 CD4 TCR chemokine Cytokine receptor CD8αα Intraepithelial lymphocytes are found in the gut. Play a role in in Immunity and autoimmunity thru the release of proinflammatory regulatory cytokines TCR CD3 B220 CD8αα Cytotoxic CD8 TCR CD3 Kill infected and transformed cells. Protect the host from viral infections and cancer. Functionally inactive. Important in avoiding autoimmune responses. Generated after TCR activation in the absence other co- stimulatory signals. Anergic CD3 TCR BTLA Memory CD3 TCR CD44 Found in peripheral tissues (Effector memory T cell) or lymphoid organs (Central memory T cell). Provide protection upon antigen challenge through rapidly proliferation and differentiation. CCR7 IL-7R NKT SLAMF6 SLAMF1 TCR TGFβR Modulate several immune responses, including cancer, autoimmunity, allergy, infection and graft- versus- host disease. NK1.1 Examples of cell surface molecules expressed by T cells

T reg population José Pedro Lopes TR1 cell Surface phenotype αβ TCR, CD3, CD4 Effector molecules IL-10 Function Derived from naïve T cells by immunosuppressive drugs or TGF-β and IL-27. Inducible T Reg cell Surface phenotype αβ TCR, CD3, CD4, CD25, CTLA4, GITR Effector molecules IL-10, TGFβ Function Mediate immunosuppression and tolerance by contact-dependent and - independent mechanisms Generated from naïve T cells in the periphery. TCR CD3 CD4 CTLA4 GITR CD25 Mediate immunosuppression and tolerance responses. By suppression or down regulation of induction and proliferation of effector T cells Natural T Reg cell Surface phenotype αβ TCR, CD3, CD4, CD25, CTLA4, GITR Effector molecules IL-10, TGFβ, IL-35 Function Immunosuppression and tolerance through contact-dependent and - independent mechanisms. Originate in the thymus.

Differentiation of Naïve CD4+ T Cells into T Reg José Pedro Lopes Bone marrow Natural FoxP3 T Reg FoxP3 T effector Naïve T-cell CD4 + CD8 - Thymus Induced FoxP3 T Reg Il-2, RA, TGF-β CD25 - CD25 +

Modulation of T cell response by T REG upon Infection José Pedro Lopes pathogen Neutrophil T Reg T h1 T Reg help to control Th1-type excessive response e.g infection triggered inflammation T h2 T Reg help to control Th2-type excessive response e.g pathogen triggered allergic reaction CD8 + T cell MHC CLASS II DC CD80/ CD86 PRR MΦMΦ T h17 T Reg help to control Th17-type excessive response e.g autoimmunity CD28 Naïve T-cell TCR Naïve T-cell differentiate into either CD4+ or CD8+ effector T-cells T Reg help to control CD8+ excessive killing host cells