To determine the specific HLA allele restriction, donor-derived T cells were expanded for 10 d using a single epitope peptide and were then subsequently incubated with peptide-pulsed EBV cell lines and/or fibroblasts expressing known HLA molecules also expressed in the donor from whom T cells were derived. Cytokine-specific ELISPOT assays were performed as described above to determine cytokine production and allele restriction determined by analyzing a matrix of negative and positive cytokine responses with the HLA-expressing EBV lines and fibroblasts used.
Identifying HLA Restriction of Epitopes
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Corresponding Organization : La Jolla Institute For Allergy & Immunology
Other organizations : National Jewish Health, University of Colorado Denver, University of California, San Diego, Research Center Borstel - Leibniz Lung Center
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Variable analysis
- Antibodies against HLA-DR (LB3.1), DP (B7/21), or DQ (SVPL3)
- Peptide-pulsed EBV cell lines and/or fibroblasts expressing known HLA molecules
- Cytokine production in response to positive peptides measured in ELISPOT assays
- Timothy grass pollen extract (50 μg/ml)
- Specific peptide (10 μg/ml)
- Pan MHC class I Ab (W6/32)
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