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2017 ; 13
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P2X7 receptor drives Th1 cell differentiation and controls the follicular helper
T cell population to protect against Plasmodium chabaudi malaria
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Salles ÉM
; Menezes MN
; Siqueira R
; Borges da Silva H
; Amaral EP
; Castillo-Méndez SI
; Cunha I
; Cassado ADA
; Vieira FS
; Olivieri DN
; Tadokoro CE
; Alvarez JM
; Coutinho-Silva R
; D'Império-Lima MR
PLoS Pathog
2017[Aug]; 13
(8
): e1006595
PMID28859168
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A complete understanding of the mechanisms underlying the acquisition of
protective immunity is crucial to improve vaccine strategies to eradicate
malaria. However, it is still unclear whether recognition of damage signals
influences the immune response to Plasmodium infection. Adenosine triphosphate
(ATP) accumulates in infected erythrocytes and is released into the extracellular
milieu through ion channels in the erythrocyte membrane or upon erythrocyte
rupture. The P2X7 receptor senses extracellular ATP and induces CD4 T cell
activation and death. Here we show that P2X7 receptor promotes T helper 1 (Th1)
cell differentiation to the detriment of follicular T helper (Tfh) cells during
blood-stage Plasmodium chabaudi malaria. The P2X7 receptor was activated in CD4 T
cells following the rupture of infected erythrocytes and these cells became
highly responsive to ATP during acute infection. Moreover, mice lacking the P2X7
receptor had increased susceptibility to infection, which correlated with
impaired Th1 cell differentiation. Accordingly, IL-2 and IFN? secretion, as well
as T-bet expression, critically depended on P2X7 signaling in CD4 T cells.
Additionally, P2X7 receptor controlled the splenic Tfh cell population in
infected mice by promoting apoptotic-like cell death. Finally, the P2X7 receptor
was required to generate a balanced Th1/Tfh cell population with an improved
ability to transfer parasite protection to CD4-deficient mice. This study
provides a new insight into malaria immunology by showing the importance of P2X7
receptor in controlling the fine-tuning between Th1 and Tfh cell differentiation
during P. chabaudi infection and thus in disease outcome.