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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.42.2017.tde-12072017-110307
Document
Author
Full name
Christiane Guedes Lambert
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2017
Supervisor
Committee
Condino Neto, Antonio (President)
Andrade, Luis Eduardo Coelho
Cavinato, Regiane Aparecida
Esteves, Eliane Virgínia da Silva
Title in Portuguese
Efeito do interferon-gama em células dendríticas de pacientes com defeitos no CD40L.
Keywords in Portuguese
C. albicans
CD40L
Células dendríticas
Interferon-gama
Síndrome de hiper IgM
Abstract in Portuguese
Mutações no gene CD40LG estão associadas à Síndrome de Hiper-IgM, relacionada ao cromossomo X, que é uma Imunodeficiência Primária. A ausência da interação CD40L/CD40 (linfócitos-DCs) acarreta um aumento da suscetibilidade às infecções fúngicas. Os efeitos do tratamento in vitro com interferon-gama em células dendríticas de pacientes com mutações no CD40L demonstraram potencial sobre a imunologia das DCs e nos remete a fundamentar possíveis ensaios clínicos futuros, que tenham por tema a prevenção e o tratamento de infecções oportunistas.
Title in English
Effect of interferon-gamma on dendritic cells of patients with CD40L defects.
Keywords in English
C. albicans
CD40L
Dendritic cells
Hyper IgM syndrome
Interferon-gamma
Abstract in English
Mutations in the CD40LG gene are associated with the X-linked Hyper-IgM Syndrome, which is a Primary Immunodeficiency. The absence of the CD40L / CD40 interaction (lymphocytes-DCs) leads to increased susceptibility to fungal infections. The effects of in vitro gamma-interferon treatment on dendritic cells from patients with CD40L mutations have demonstrated potential for DC immunology and suggest that future clinical trials should address the prevention and treatment of opportunistic infections.
 
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2017-07-12
 
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