Table 1.
Characteristics of T Cells Responding to Different Types of Viral Infections
Type of Infection Phenotype of T Cells Functional Properties | Examples of Infections | |
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Acute viral Infection (Memory Phase) | ||
CD62LHi > CD62LLo | –High proliferative potential | LCMV (Acute Strains) |
CD44Hi | –Potent effector functions (IFN-γ, TNF-α, IL-2, cytotoxicity) | VSV |
CD27Int/Hi | –Potent homeostatic turnover | Vaccinia virus |
CD11aHi | –Antigen-independent persistence | Influenza virus |
CCR7Hi | RSV | |
CD127Hi | Sendai Virus | |
CXCR3Hi | ||
KLRG1Lo | ||
CD122Hi | ||
CD43Lo | ||
PD-1Lo | ||
CD69Lo | ||
CD57Lo | ||
Latent, Reactivating Infection | ||
CD62LLo > CD62LHi | –Intermediate proliferative potential | γHV |
CD44Hi | –Weaker effector functions (lower IFN-γ, TNF-α, IL-2) | EBV |
CD27Lo/Int | –Reduced homeostatic turnover | CMV |
CD11aHi | HSV | |
CCR7Lo/Hi | ||
CD127Lo/Int | ||
CD122Lo | ||
KLRG1Hi/Lo | ||
PD-1Int/Hi | ||
CD69Lo | ||
CD57Hi | ||
Chronic, Persistent Infection | ||
CD62LLo | –Low proliferative potential | LCMV (chronic strains) |
CD27Lo/Int | –Poor effector functions (exhausted) | HCV |
CD44Hi | –Little or no homeostatic turnover | HIV |
CCR7Lo | –Antigen-dependent persistence | SIV |
CD11aHi | ||
CD122Hi/Lo | ||
CD127Lo/int | ||
PD-1Hi | ||
KLRG1Hi/Lo | ||
CD57Hi | ||
CD69Hi |