Table 2.
A selection of T cell antigens from obligate intracellular bacteria that have been described in the literature.
| Pathogen | Antigen | Ref. |
|---|---|---|
| Chlamydia | Immunodominant CD8+ T cell antigens: CT529, CT511, CT461 (C. trachomatis) | [141] |
| Anaplasma | VirB9-1, VirB9-2, VirB10, conjugal transfer protein (CTP) (A. marginale) | [142,143] |
| Ehrlichia | CD8+ T cell antigens: Erum0660, Erum2330, Erum2540, Erum2580, Erum5000 (E. ruminantum) CD4+ T cell antigen: OMP-19 (E. muris, E. chaffeensis) |
[144,145] |
| Rickettsia ssp. | SFG rickettsiae: OmpA, OmpB, Adr2, YbgF TG rickettsiae: OmpB, CD8+ T cell antigens: RP403, RP598 RP739, RP778 |
[37,146,147,148,149,150,151,152] |
| Orientia | Sta22, Sta56, ScaA | [153,154,155,156,157,158,159,160,161] |
| Coxiella | CD8+ T cell antigens: 17 T4SS-related proteins (C. burnetii) CD4+ T cell antigens: CBU_1835/protoporphyrinogen oxidase, CBU_1513/protoporphyrinogen oxidase, CBU_1398/SucB, CBU_0718, CBU_0307/outer membrane protein |
[44,162] |