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. 2003 Jul;133(1):1–10. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2249.2003.02161.x

Table 3.

Evidence that genetically engineered myeloid DC can prolong allograft survival or inhibit autoimmune disease

Origin of DC Gene transduced (method) Regimen Graft/disease Reference
Transplantation
 Donor FasL (lipofection) Six postoperative i.p. injections of 5·106 DC Heart [104]
 Donor CTLA4Ig* (electroporation) Twenty-five × 106 DC i.v. on day 0 and 6 Pancreatic islets [105]
 Donor TGFβ and IL-10 (adenovirus) Portal venous injection of 5·106 DC 36 h  before transplant Kidney [113]
 Donor CTLA4-Ig (adenovirus) Two × 106 DC i.v. 7 days before transplant Heart [114]
 Donor IL-10 (adenovirus) i.p. injection of 106 DC autologous to the skin  donor + allogeneic human PBMC Human skin in  NOD-SCID mice [106]
 Donor IL-4 (retrovirus) Two × 106 DC i.v. 7 days before transplant Heart§ [107]
 Donor TGFβ (retrovirus) Two × 106 DC i.v. 7 days before transplant Heart [127]
 Recipient Donor MHC class I  (adenovirus) One month before transplant + anti-CD4 mAb Heart [115]
Autoimmune disease
 Autologous IL-4 (adenovirus) One × 106 DC i.v. to mice with established disease CIA [116]
 Autologous IL-4 (retrovirus) Three × 105 DC s.c., i.v. or i.p. to mice 15 days  after collagen immunization CIA [117]
 Autologous FasL (adenovirus) One × 106 DC i.v. to mice with established disease CIA [118]
 Autologous IL-4 (adenovirus) Two × 5 × 105 DC i.v.to NOD mice at 10–11  weeks of age Autoimmune diabetes [119]
*

DC cell line

1:1 mixture of DC transduced with either Ad IL-10 or Ad TGFβ

adenoviral transduction of DC treated with NFκB antisense oligodeoxynucleotides

§

exacerbation of rejection

CIA, collagen-induced arthritis.