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. 2002 Mar;9(2):267–278. doi: 10.1128/CDLI.9.2.267-278.2002

TABLE 3.

Recognition of autologous tumor cellsa

Histology Target cell lines HPV type Effector TIL % spe- cific lysis Shared MHC alleles
Hematopoietic Daudi 0
K562 0
Melanoma Mel 397 15 A1
Mel 642 2
Renal cell cancer RCC1940 0 A1
RCC1897 0 A1, C1
Colorectal cancer SW480 0 B7
HT29 0 A1
Cervical cancer HT3 0 Nil
C33-A 0 B7
Caski 16 0 B7, DR8, 15, DQ4, 6
Siha 16 0 DR15, DQ6
C41 18 0 A1, DR8, DQ4
MS751 18 0
Me180 68 0 A1, C7
CC-H1 16 40 All alleles (autol- ogous tumor)
CC-H1+ anti- class I MAb 16 38
CC-H1+ anti- class II MAb 16 15
Fibroblasts CC-H1 fibroblasts 0
a

Tumor cell lines of different histology were used to evaluate MHC class II-restricted recognition of the CD4+ TIL line from patient MZ-CC01-3 in a standard 51Cr-release assay. Note that TIL recognize exclusively autologous tumor cells, which could be blocked using an anti-MHC class II (DR)-specific MAb (clone 243). TIL do not recognize the cervical cancer cell line Caski, which has both HLA-DR and HLA-DQ alleles and also harbors HPV-16. All target cell lines could potentially be lysed, since they represent targets for 7-day LAK cells cultured in 1,000 IU of IL-2/ml. TIL lines from patients MZ-CC01-1 or MZ-CC01-2 did not lyse autologous tumor cells (data not shown). We noted no difference between lysis and cytokine (IFN-γ) production regarding the response to the targets listed in the table (data not shown).