OMIX

Dynamics and signals of CD4+ T cell activation and the influencing factors revealed by single cell RNA-seq

OMIX001496

1Summary
Title Dynamics and signals of CD4+ T cell activation and the influencing factors revealed by single cell RNA-seq
Description T cell activation is a key event in adaptive immunity. However, the effects of cell status, cell heterogeneity and cellular communication on T cell activation have not been systematically analyzed. We found resting CD4 T cells differentiated into conventional effector T cells (conv TEFF), cytokines high TEFF (cytohi TEFF), proliferation TEFF (prolif TEFF) and heat shock proteins (HSPs) high expressed T (HSPhi T) upon anti-CD3/CD28 stimulation. We called the stimulated T cells overlapped with resting T on UMAP as inert T. Different from resting T, inert T showed intermediate feature of T cell activation including expression of cytokines and activated T specific marker genes. Resting CD4 T cells were more likely to differentiate into cytohi TEFF and were less likely to differentiate into HSPhi T and Th0 in the presence of CD8 T cells. Resting CD4 T cells respond to anti-CD3/CD28 differently from either CD4 TN or CD4 TM, due to difference of cell states, cell-cell communications and specific microenvironment.
Organism Homo sapiens
Data Type Expression Profiling by NGS
Data Accessibility Controlled-access
BioProject PRJCA010895
Release Date 2022-08-08
Submitter Wenfei Jin (jinwf@sustech.edu.cn)
Organization Southern University of Science and Technology
Submission Date 2022-08-03
2Files & Download

The data cannot be downloaded as it has not yet been registered in the Human Genetic Resource Management Platform of MOST.

File ID File Title Number/Samples File Type File Size File Suffix Download Times Download
OMIX001496-01 cd3cd4_rawMatrix 1 Expression Profiling by NGS 182.62 MB tar.gz 0 Unavailable

Request for this Data View All Released Data of OMIX