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2013 ; 190
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Cross talk between follicular Th cells and tumor cells in human follicular
lymphoma promotes immune evasion in the tumor microenvironment
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Rawal S
; Chu F
; Zhang M
; Park HJ
; Nattamai D
; Kannan S
; Sharma R
; Delgado D
; Chou T
; Lin HY
; Baladandayuthapani V
; Luong A
; Vega F
; Fowler N
; Dong C
; Davis RE
; Neelapu SS
J Immunol
2013[Jun]; 190
(12
): 6681-93
PMID23686488
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The microenvironment of human follicular lymphoma (FL), an incurable B cell
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, is thought to play a major role in its pathogenesis and
course. Microenvironmental cells of likely importance include follicular Th cells
(TFH) and regulatory T cells (Tregs), and understanding their interactions with
FL tumor cells is necessary to develop novel therapeutic strategies. We found
that IL-4 and CD40L are expressed by intratumoral TFH and induce production of
CCL17 and CCL22 by FL tumor cells. IL-4 alone induces only CCL17 but enhances
stimulation by CD40L of both CCL17 and CCL22. Consistent with our in vitro
results, mRNA transcripts of IL-4 correlated with CCL17, but not CCL22, in gene
expression profiling studies of FL biopsies, whereas CD40L correlated with both
CCL17 and CCL22. Tumor supernatants induced preferential migration of Tregs and
IL-4-producing T cells rather than IFN-?-producing T cells, and Abs to CCR4
significantly abrogated the migration of Tregs. Our results suggest that through
two distinct mechanisms, intratumoral TFH induce production of CCL17 and CCL22 by
FL tumor cells and facilitate active recruitment of Tregs and IL-4-producing T
cells, which, in turn, may stimulate more chemokine production in a feed-forward
cycle. Thus, TFH appear to play a major role in generating an immunosuppressive
tumor microenvironment that promotes immune escape and tumor survival and growth.
Our results provide novel insights into the cross talk among TFH, tumor cells,
and Tregs in FL, and offer potential targets for development of therapeutic
strategies to overcome immune evasion.