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. 2003 Jun 16;74(3):331–343. doi: 10.1189/jlb.1102577

Table 2.

Role of Chemokines and Chemokine Receptors in the Host Response to Virus Infections

Knockout/Ab treatment Outcome of infection Refs.
CCR1–/– PVMa —lower respiratory tract infection [52]
Leukocyte infiltration ↓b
CCL3 expression ↑
Virus titers ↑
Mortality ↑
CCR1–/– RSV—lower respiratory tract infection [53]
Leukocyte infiltration ↔
Virus titers ↔
CCR2–/– Influenza virus—respiratory tract infection [36]
Macrophage and T cell infiltration ↓
Delayed pulmonary tissue damage
Virus titers ↑
Mortality ↓
CCR2–/– MHV—intracerebral infection [41]
CD4+, CD8+, and macrophage infiltration ↓
IFN‐γ and CCL5 expression ↓
Virus titers ↑
Mortality ↑
CCR5–/– LCMV infection [54]
Systemic: generation of CD4+ and CD8+
Virus titers ↔
Intracerebral: accelerated mortality
Mononuclear cell infiltration ↔
CCR5–/– MHV—intracerebral infection [55]
Delayed CD4+ and CD8+ infiltration
Macrophage infiltration ↓
Virus titers ↔ (↑ early in infection)
Mortality ↔
Demyelination ↓
CCR5–/– Influenza virus—respiratory tract infection [36]
Macrophage infiltration ↑
Accelerated pulmonary tissue damage
Virus titers ↔
Mortality ↑
CCR1, CCR5 (Met‐RANTES) HSV‐2—intraperitoneal infection Notec
Virus titers (liver, brain) ↑
Proinflammatory cytokines ↑
NK cell recruitment to peritoneum ↓
CCL3–/– Influenza virus—respiratory tract infection [56]
Mononuclear infiltration and tissue damage ↓
Virus titers ↑/delayed clearance
CCL3–/– PVM—lower respiratory tract infection [52]
Leukocyte infiltration ↓
Virus titers ↑
CCL3–/– RSV—lower respiratory tract infection [38]
Mononuclear cell infiltration ↓
Pulmonary inflammation ↓
CCL2, CCL5, CXCL2, and XCL1 ↓
Virus titers ↔ (day 5)
CCL3–/– Cocksackievirus B3 virus—intraperitoneal infection [56]
Myocardial pathology ↓
Virus titers ↔
CCL3–/– MCMV—intraperitoneal infection [32]
NK cell infiltration in liver ↓
IFN‐γ and CXCL9 induction in liver ↓
Virus titers ↑/delayed clearance
Mortality ↑
CCL3–/– HSV‐1—corneal infection [57]
CD4+ and neutrophil infiltration ↓
IFN‐γ, IL‐2, CCL2, CXCL2 expression ↓
Virus titers ↔
Corneal opacity ↓
CCL5 (RANTES; Ab) MHV‐68—respiratory tract infection [58]
Lymph node cell chemotaxis ↓ (ex vivo)
CXCL2 (Ab) HSV‐1—corneal infection [27]
Neutrophil infiltration ↓
Corneal opacity ↓
CXCL9 (MIG; Ab) MHV–intracerebral infection [40]
CD4+ and CD8+ infiltration ↓
IFN‐γ and IFN‐β expression ↓
IL‐10 production ↑
Delayed virus clearance
CXCL9 (Ab) Treatment from day 12 MHV—intracerebral infection [59]
CD4+ and macrophage infiltration ↔
CCL5 production ↔
Infiltration and demyelination ↔
CXCL9, CXCL10 (Ab) HBV—transgenic mice with hepatic HBV replication [47]
Virus titers ↔
Infiltration of lymphomononuclear cells ↓
Liver disease ↓
CXCL10–/– MHV—intracerebral infection [60]
CD4+, CD8+, and macrophage infiltration ↓
IFN‐γ, CXCL9, and CXCL11 expression ↓
Virus titers ↑ (day 12)/delayed clearance
Demyelination ↓
CXCL10 (Ab) Treatment from day 12 MHV—intracerebral infection [59]
CD4+ and macrophage infiltration ↓
CCL5 production and IFN‐γ expression ↓
Demyelination ↓ and initiation of remyelination
CXCL10 (Ab) MHV‐68—respiratory tract infection [58]
Lymph node cell chemotaxis ↓ (ex vivo)
a

Ab, Antibody; IL, interleukin.

b

Symbols used in the text: ↓, Parameter decreased in knockout or antibody‐treated mice relative to control mice; ↑, parameter increased in knockout or antibody‐treated mice relative to control mice; ↔, parameter unchanged in knockout or antibody‐treated mice relative to control mice.

c

Sørensen, L. N., Paludan, S. R. (2003), submitted.