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. 2019 Sep 11;11(9):842. doi: 10.3390/v11090842

Table 1.

Description and frequency of resident-memory markers on CD8 bTRM during CNS viral infections.

TRM Marker Function Frequency of Marker Expression on CD8 bTRM during Brain Infection
Acute Infections: Persistent Infections:
CD103 Binds to E-cadherin VSV: ≤90%
LCMV: ≤60%
MCMV: <40%
MuPyV, T. Gondii: 40–60%
WNV: <20%
[11,19,51,52,53,54]
CD69 Antagonizes S1PR1 expression VSV, LCMV: >80%
MCMV: <60%
MuPyV, T. Gondii: >80%
HSV: <40%
[19,51,52,53,55,56,57]
PD-1 Inhibitory receptor, antagonizes TCR engagement VSV: <1%
MCMV: <25%
JHMV: 20–45%
MuPyV: >90%
T. Gondii: 30–50%
WNV: 20–30%
[11,58,59,60,61]
CD62L Lymphocyte-endothelial cell interactions MCMV: <5% MuPyV: <5% [57,62]
Ki67 General marker of cellular proliferation JHMV: <5% MuPyV: <20% [19,63]
Granzyme-B Mediates apoptosis in target cells LCMV: <60%
VSV: >30%
JHMV: >20%
WNV: <20% [11,16,51,63]
IFNγ (after stimulation) Pleiotropic cytokine JHMV: >30%
MCMV: >60%
LCMV: >50%
MuPyV: <60%
WNV: <10%
[16,51,57,60,64,65]

The frequency of CD8 bTRM expressing canonical TRM markers during different virus infections of the brain is shown. Frequencies listed are from CD8 T cells analyzed during days 15 to >30 post infection.