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Human CD8(+) T Cells Damage Noninfected Epithelial Cells during Influenza Virus Infection In Vitro

2017

During severe influenza A virus (IAV) infections, a large amount of damage to the pulmonary epithelium is the result of the antiviral immune response. Specifically, whilst CD8+ T cells are important for killing IAV-infected cells, during a severe IAV infection, they can damage uninfected epithelial cells. At present, the mechanisms by which this occurs are unclear. Here, we used a novel in vitro coculture model of human NCl-H441 cells and CD8+ T cells to provide a new insight into how CD8+ T cells may affect uninfected epithelial cells during severe IAV infections. Using this model, we show that human IAV-specific CD8+ T cells produce soluble factors that reduce the barrier integrity of non…

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