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. 2012 Jul;92(1):59–65. doi: 10.1189/jlb.1011529

Table 1. Summary of References for Recent Studies Regarding the Role of Notch in T Cell Immune Responses.

APC Notch ligand Notch receptor In vivo model Usage Reference
Th1 DC (BM) Dll4 No LPS treatment [21]
plate-bound Dll1-Fc Dll1 Notch 3 Yes (Leishmania major) DII1-Fc injection into L. major-infected mice [22]
DC (BM) Dll4 Yes (RSV) MyD88-deficient mice [28]
Dll1 or Dll4 retrovirus-transduced IL-12−/− DCs Dll1 Dll4 No Forced expression of Dll [29]
Jagged1-Fc and Delta1-Fc-fusion2 proteins Dll1 Jagged1 Yes (EAE) In vivo blockade of Jagged1 and Dll1 [30]
CD8 DCs (spleen) Dll4 No LPS treatment [31]
Notch 1 Yes (EAE) GSI inhibitor treatment [32]
Notch 3 Yes (EAE) In vivo blockade of Notch 3 [33]
Macrophage Dll1 Yes (influenza virus) In vivo blockade of Dll1 [34]
DC (BM) Dll4 Yes (RSV) In vivo blockade of Dll4 [35]
Th2 DC (BM) Jagged1 Notch 1 No LPS treatment [21]
Yes (L. major) Mice that lack Notch signaling in CD4+ T cells [25]
Notch 1 Notch 2 No RBP-J-deficient (RBPfl/−-CD4Cre) mice [26]
Notch 1 No ROSA26-DNMAML mice with CD4-cre mice [27]
DC (BM) Jagged2 No Immunization of Schistosoma mansoni egg antigen [36]
Th17 DC (BM) Dll4 Yes (Mycobacterial granuloma) TLR9-deficient mice and in vivo blockade of Dll4 [37]
Notch 3 Yes (EAE) In vivo blockade of Notch 3 [33]
Treg Dll1 Dll4 Jagged1 Notch 1 Yes (asthma) CD4+ T cells expressing Foxp3 and membrane-bound TGF-β [23]
Notch 1 Yes (autoimmune hepatitis) Notch1 antisense mice [38]
LinSca-1+c-kit+ hematopoietic progenitor cells Jagged2 Notch 3 Yes (autoimmune diabetes) Adoptive transfer of hematopoietic progenitor cells into NOD mice [39]
CD8+ T DC (BM) infected with a retrovirus encoding Dll1 Dll1 Notch 2 No Notch2f/fE8I-Cre+ mice [40]
Notch 1 No Notch1 antisense mice [41]
Dll1 Notch 1 Yes (asthma) Administration of Dll1-Fc [42]
Macrophage Dll1 Yes (influenza virus) In vivo blockade of Dll1 [34]
DC (BM) Dll4 Yes (RSV) In vivo blockade of Dll4 [35]
γδT cells No Hes-1-deficient mice [43]

BM, Bone marrow; NOD, nucleotide-binding oligomerization.