Characterization of a novel canine T-cell line established from a spontaneously occurring aggressive T-cell lymphoma with large granular cell morphology
2016
Fournel-Fleury, Corinne | Ponce, Frederique | Belluco, Sara | Watrelot, Dorothée | Bouteille, Sylvie E | Rapiteau, Sylvie | Razanajaona-Doll, Diane | Pin, Jean-Jacques | Leroux, Caroline | Marchal, Thierry
Dogs with lymphoma are established as good model for human non-Hodgkin lymphoma studies. Canine cell lines derived from lymphomas may be valuable tools for testing new therapeutic drugs. In this context, we established a canine T-cell line, PER-VAS, from a primary aggressive T-cell lymphoma with large granular morphology. Flow cytometric analysis revealed a stable immunophenotype: PER-VAS cells were positively labelled for CD5, CD45, MHC II and TLR3, and were negative for CD3, CD4 and CD8 expression. Although unstable along the culture process, IL-17 and MMP12 proteins were detectable as late as at passages 280 and 325i.e. respectively 24 and 29 months post isolation. At passage 325, PER-VAS cells maintained the expression of IL-17, CD3, CD56, IFN gamma and TNF alpha mRNAs as shown by RT-PCR analysis. Stable rearrangement of the TCRy gene has been evidenced by PCR. PER-VAS cells have a high proliferation index with a doubling time of 16.5 h and were tumorigenic in Nude mice. Compared to the canine cell lines already reported, PER-VAS cells display an original expression pattern, close to NKT cells, which makes them valuable tools for in vitro comparative research on lymphomas.
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