Cell depletion

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The cell depletion (from latin deplere 'empty) refers to the removal of certain cell types from a mixture of cells .

properties

Cell depletions of CD4- positive T cells occur, among other things, in the course of an infection with HIV due to immunopathogenesis against infected CD4-positive cells. Cell depletion can also be used experimentally in vivo or in vitro . The goal is the temporary or permanent removal of a certain cell type from a cell population, be it an organism or a mixture of cells.

Cell depletion in vivo

The depletion in vivo is mostly by infusion of antibodies against a protein on the cell surface achieved z. B. Rituximab to remove CD20 positive B cells . After the antibody has bound to its surface antigen , the cell in question is destroyed by the complement system and invaded and broken down by phagocytes . This cell depletion is temporary in regenerative cells because new cells are constantly being reproduced.

Cell depletion in vitro

Cell depletion in vitro can occur through an enrichment of the desired cell types or through a depletion of the undesired cell types. For enrichment or depletion z. B. FACS , MACS , biopanning or immunoprecipitation are used.

Examples

Cell depletions
Cell type application antigen antibody Regulatory Affairs Individual evidence
CD20 positive cells B-cell lymphoma CD20 Rituximab Yes
Regulatory T cells Cancer immunotherapy CD25 PC61 No
Senescent cells Anti aging p16 Ink4a AP20187 No
T lymphocytes Transplantation , stem cell therapy polyclonal anti-T cells polyclonal No
T helper cells laboratory CD4 No
Cytotoxic T cells laboratory CD8 No
Monocytes , macrophages , dendritic cells laboratory CD14 No
Granulocytes laboratory Gr-1 No
Erythrocytes laboratory Glycophorin A No
Leukocytes laboratory CD45 No
Monocytes, granulocytes, macrophages, NK cells laboratory CD11b No

Applications

Cell depletion is used in, among other things, adoptive cell transfer , vaccine development , stem cell transplants and autoimmune diseases .

Individual evidence

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