Identification of Follicular T-Cell Subsets in Murine and Human Tissues
Annette Lahmann1, Laura Bauer1,2, Andreas Hutloff3,4
1Chronic Immune Reactions, German Rheumatism Research Centre, A Leibniz Institute, Berlin, Germany.
Abstract:
Follicular helper T (Tfh) cells play a key role in B cell activation and differentiation. Within recent years, distinct subsets of follicular T cells, including regulatory and cytotoxic T cells, have been identified. Apart from classical Tfh cells in secondary lymphoid organs, Tfh-like cells are found in chronically inflamed nonlymphoid tissues. Here, we provide protocols to identify different follicular T cell subsets in murine and human tissues by flow cytometry. This chapter also contains an immunization protocol for the induction of large numbers of Tfh cells in mice.
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