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Gp33 peptide

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Gp33-peptide is a synthetic peptide sequence that corresponds to the glycoprotein 33 (Gp33) epitope. Gp33 is an immunodominant epitope derived from the lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) glycoprotein. This peptide is commonly used in research applications involving T-cell responses and immunology studies.

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3 protocols using gp33 peptide

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Activation and Inhibition of P14+ CD8+ T Cells

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To activate naïve CD8+ T cells in
vitro
, P14+ CD8+ T cells (with or without
Tcf7GFP/+ reporter) were purified with the CD8+ T Cell
Isolation Kit (Miltenyi Biotec), labeled with one of the cell proliferation dyes
and activated with gp33 peptide (1µg/ml) (Anaspec) and recombinant IL-2
(100 IU) in the presence of congenic naïve splenocytes. All cells were
cultured in complete lymphocyte media (Iscove's DMEM, 10% FBS,
Pen-Strep, L-Glutamine, 55µM 2-mercaptoethanol). In some experiments,
pre-activated P14 CD8+ T cells of designated phenotypes were sorted
from infected mice or in vitro cultures and re-stimulated with or without gp33
peptides (1µg/ml) and in the presence of rIL-2 and congenic
naïve splenocytes. Pharmacological inhibitors of G1 phase (Mimosine
250µM, Sigma), S phase (Hydroxyurea 200µM, Sigma) or G2/M phase
(Nocodazole 1µg/ml, Sigma) and were added to the cells at the time of
re-stimulation where indicated.
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Adoptive Transfer of CD8+ T Cells

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Inguinal, axillary, brachial and mesenteric lymph nodes (LN) or spleens were isolated from CD45.1 OT-I or P14 LCMV mice. LN and spleens were meshed through 70μm filters and treated with ACK red blood cell lysis buffer. CD8+ T cells were purified using EasySep CD8 negative selection kits (Stemcell Technologies). 1×105 (for >14 day read-out) – 2×106 T cells (for day 4 read-out) were adoptively transferred through retro-orbital injection in 100μl PBS.
For the comparison of OT-I T cells and p14 LCMV T cells, mice received a 1:1 mix of both T cells in 100μl of PBS through retro-orbital injection. The following day mice were inoculated with a bolus of CFA containing gp33-peptide (50μg/mouse; Anaspec) and SL8/SIINFEKL peptide (50μg/mouse; Anaspec) subcutaneously, to sustain both T cell populations.
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Adoptive Transfer of OT-I and P14 T Cells

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Inguinal, axillary, brachial and mesenteric lymph nodes (LN) or spleens were isolated from CD45.1 OT-I or P14 LCMV mice. LN and spleens were meshed through 70µm filters and treated with ACK red blood cell lysis buffer. CD8+ T cells were purified using EasySep CD8 negative selection kits (Stemcell Technologies). 1x105 (for >14 day read-out) -2x106 T cells (for day 4 read-out) were adoptively transferred through retro-orbital injection in 100µl PBS.
For the comparison of OT-I T cells and p14 LCMV T cells, mice received a 1:1 mix of both T cells in 100µl of PBS through retro-orbital injection. The following day mice were inoculated with a bolus of CFA containing gp33-peptide (50µg/mouse; Anaspec) and SL8/SIINFEKL peptide (50µg/mouse; Anaspec) subcutaneously, to sustain both T cell populations.
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