1997
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2567.1997.00224.x
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TCR γδ+ cells are prominent in normal bovine skin and express a diverse repertoire of antigen receptors

Abstract: SUMMARYMore than 80% of T cells in bovine skin localized in the superficial 0·5 mm of the dermis. Only 3% occurred within the epidermis or made contact with the stratum basale while the remainder occupied deeper dermal sites. The cd T-cell receptor ( TCR) was expressed by 44% of T cells in skin and 39% and 35% expressed, respectively, the CD4 and CD8 markers. Some cells co-expressed CD8 and the cd TCR. A highly diverse repertoire of cd TCR was expressed in skin due mainly to the usage of multiple Vd segments a… Show more

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“…Resident epidermal T-lymphocytes have also been demonstrated in the normal skin of cattle 10) , sheep 9) , and alpacas 6) . Resident dermal T-lymphocytes have been demonstrated in the normal skin of humans 3,8) , cattle 10) , sheep 9) , and in 13 dogs 12,15) .…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…Resident epidermal T-lymphocytes have also been demonstrated in the normal skin of cattle 10) , sheep 9) , and alpacas 6) . Resident dermal T-lymphocytes have been demonstrated in the normal skin of humans 3,8) , cattle 10) , sheep 9) , and in 13 dogs 12,15) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Resident dermal T-lymphocytes have been demonstrated in the normal skin of humans 3,8) , cattle 10) , sheep 9) , and in 13 dogs 12,15) . Resident epidermal Blymphocytes have not been demonstrated in humans 3,16) , rodents 18) , dogs 5) , cats 19) , horses 20) , or alpacas 6) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the use of murine ␥ and ␦ receptor genes is restricted, apparently due to an ordered release from the thymus and similarly ordered colonization of the tissues during development of the immune system (3). Large numbers of ␥␦-T cells can also be found in the skin of ruminants, but there is relatively more variability in receptor gene products (4).…”
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“…␥␦ ϩ T lymphocytes in ruminants express a diverse repertoire of the T-cell receptor (TcR) (22,23), and ruminants have an unusually high number of ␥␦ ϩ cells in circulation as well as in certain tissues (9). The possible connection between a ␥␦ ϩ T-cell response and the ability of most BLV-infected animals to avoid severe disease has not been addressed.…”
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“…Inherently, the potential for affecting the immune system varies when a different lymphocyte population is the major target for infection. Second, the ␥␦-TcR repertoire in cattle is much greater than in humans (23), allowing for a more diversified ␥␦ ϩ T-cell response in cattle. Here, we test the hypothesis that AL cattle possess lymphocytes capable of lysing cells expressing BLV antigen.…”
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