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. 2014 Aug 28;71(24):4831–4840. doi: 10.1007/s00018-014-1708-y

Table 2.

Summary of studies examining microbial activation of MAIT cells in vitro

Microbe APC type Activation measure MAIT cell activation? References
M. tuberculosis Human monocyte-derived DCs IFN-γ Yes [17]
A549 human epithelial cell line IFN-γ/TNF Yes [17]
Human large airway epithelial cells derived from tracheal brushings IFN-γ Yes [17]
M. smegmatis Human monocyte-derived DCs IFN-γ Yes [17]
A549 human epithelial cell line IFN-γ/TNF Yes [9]
E. coli Human monocyte-derived DCs CD69 and IFN-γ Yes [18]
Murine BMDCs CD69 and CD25 Yes [18]
Murine fibroblasts CD69 and CD25 Yes [18]
HeLa cells CD69 and CD25 No [25]
Human B cell line and primary human B cells CD69 and cytokine production Yes [26]
Human monocytic cell line (THP-1) IFN-γ Yes [24]
S. typhimurium Human monocyte-derived DCs IFN-γ Yes [17]
HeLa cells CD69 and CD25 No [25]
A549 human epithelial cell line TNF Yes [9]
L. monocytogenes Human monocyte-derived DCs IFN-γ No [17]
P. aeruginosa Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
K. pneumoniae Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
L. acidophilus Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
S. aureus Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
Human monocyte-derived DCs IFN-γ Yes [17]
S. epidermidis Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
S. cerivisiae Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
C. galbrata Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
C. albicans Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
A549 human epithelial cell line IFN-γ/TNF Yes [9]
E. faecalis Murine BMDCs CD69 No [18]
Human monocytic cell line (THP-1) IFN-γ Yes [24]
Strep group A Murine BMDCs CD69 No [18]
M. abscessus Murine BMDCs CD69 Yes [18]
F. tularensis LVS Murine BMDMs IFN-γ Yes [20]
M. bovis BCG Murine BMDMs IFN-γ Yes [19]
S. flexneri HeLa cells CD69 and CD25 Yes [25]
S. typhi Human B cell line CD69 and cytokine production Yes [26]
L. lactis (culture supernatant) Human B cell line CD69 Yes [11]
L. lactis Δ RibA or RibG (culture supernatant) Human B cell line CD69 No [11]

MAIT mucosa-associated T, BMDC bone marrow-derived dendritic cells, BMDM bone marrow-derived macrophages