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Table 1 Immunotherapeutic agents or other treatments used in NOD mice

From: Immunotherapy of type 1 diabetes: lessons for other autoimmune diseases

1 T-cell depletion or sequestration/diversion

   6.3 IL-12

   1.1 Depletion

Anti-IL-12 [80]

Anti-CD3 [28]

IL-12 antagonist (p40)2 [81]

Anti-CD4 [40]

   6.4 IFN-α (oral) [82]

Anti-CD8 [41]

   6.5 IL-1

Anti-CD44 [42]

IL-1 antibody [83]

Anti-CD45RA [43]

IL-1 antagonist [84]

Anti-CD45RB [44]

   6.6 IL-6 [75]

Anti-Thy l.2 [45]

   6.7 Lymphotoxin receptor [85]

Antilymphocyte globulin [11, 45]

7 Pharmacologically active cytokines

Neonatal thymectomy [46]

   7.1 IL-4 [86]

   1.2 Sequestration/diversion

   7.2 IL-10 [87, 88]

Anti-CD43 [47]

   7.3 IL-13 [89]

Anti-VLA-l [48]

   7.4 IL-3 [37]

Anti-VLA-4 [48, 49]

   7.5 G-CSF (F Zavala, unpublished observations)

VLA-4/Ig fusion protein [50]

   7.6 Lymphotoxin [90]

Anti-CD62L [49]

   7.7 IL-11 [91]

2 Blockade of T-cell activation

   7.8 IL-1α [92]

   2.1 Chemical immunosuppressants

   7.9 TNF-α [26]

Cyclosporin A [51]

8 Tolerance to soluble β-cell autoantigens

FK-506 [52]

   8.1 Insulin

Azathioprine [53]

Oral [93]

Rapamycin [54]

Oral + IL-10 [94]

Deoxyspergualin [55]

Intranasal [34, 95]

   2.2 γ Irradiation [56]

Subcutaneous

3 Targeting of T-cell receptors

Native protein [96]

   3.1 TCRαβ antibody [13]

B chain [96]

   3.2 CD3 antibody [28]

Inactive analogue [95, 97]

   3.3 Vβ8 antibody [57]

DNA vaccination [98]

   3.4 T-cell vaccination

Gene-transfer delivery [99] (proinsulin gene)

Polyclonal activated T cells [58]

Cholera-toxin conjugate [100]

Glutaraldehyde-treated T cells [59]

   8.2 Glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD)

Activated T cells

Oral [101]

Vβ8 T cells [60]

Intranasal [102]

Anti-hsp60 T-cell clone [61]

Subcutaneous [103]

   3.5 Blocking peptides [62]

Intrathymic [104]

4 Targeting of MHC molecules

DNA vaccination [105]

   4.1 Anti-class-I [63]

Anti-GAD antibody [106]

   4.2 Anti-class-II [64]

   8.3 Heat shock protein 60 (hsp60)

   4.3 MHC transgenic mice

Subcutaneous or intraperitoneal

Class I [65]

Protein [107]

I-A [16, 66]

P277 peptide [108, 109]

I-E [67]

Gene-transfer delivery [110]

5 Targeting of costimulation and adhesion molecules

   8.4 Pancreatic extracts (oral) [111]

   5.1 Costimulation molecules

9 Stimulation of regulatory T cells

Anti-CD28 [68]

   9.1 Pathogens

CTLA-4–Ig fusion protein [69]

Bacteria

Anti-B7.2 [69]

Mycobacteria

Anti-CD40L [70]

Mycobacterium bovis[112]

   5.2 Adhesion molecules

M. avium[113]

Anti-ICAM-1 [71]

Complete Freund's adjuvant [114]

Soluble ICAM-1

Lactobacillus casei[115]

Recombinant protein [72]

Streptococcal extract [116]

Gene therapy (P Lemarchand, unpublished observations)

Klebsiella extract [117]

Anti-Mac [73]

Escherichia coli (+ oral insulin) [118]

Anti-LFA-l [71]

Viruses

6 Cytokine blockade

Mouse hepatitis virus [119]

   6.1 IFN-γ

Lactate dehydrogenase virus [120]

Anti-IFN-γ [74, 75]

Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus [121]

IFN-γR/IgG1 fusion protein [76]

Parasites

   6.2 IL-2

Filariae [122]

Anti-IL-2R [77]

Schistosomes [123]

IL-2R/Ig fusion protein [78]

   9.2 Stimulation of innate immunity

IL-2 diphtheria-toxin protein [79]

α-Galactosylceramide [33, 124]

   9.3 Nondepleting anti-T-cell antibodies

12 Inhibition of β-cell lesion

Anti-CD3 [28]

   12.1 Nicotinamide [145]

Anti-CD4 [30]

   12.2 Antioxidants

Superantigens [125]

Vitamin E [146]

10 Gene therapy

Probucol analog [147]

   10.1 β-cell antigens

Probucol + deflazacort [148]

DNA vaccination [98, 105]

Aminoguanidine [149]

GAD immunoglobulin [126]

   12.3 Anti-inflammatory agents

   10.2 IL-4

Pentoxifylline [150]

Retrovirus (T-cell transfection) [127]

Rolipram [150]

Biolistic [128]

13 Miscellaneous

Adenovirus [129]

   13.1 Immunomodulators

IL-4/IgG1 fusion protein [130]

Linomide [151]

   10.3 IL-10

Ling-zhi-8 [152]

T-cell transfection [131]

D-Glucan [153]

Local [132]

Multi-functional protein 14 [154]

Systemic [133]

Ciamexon [155]

   10.4 ICAM-1 (P Lemarchand, in preparation)

Cholera toxin B [156, 157]

   10.5 IFN-γR/IgGl fusion protein [76, 130]

Vanadate [158]

   10.6 TGF-β [134]

Vitamin D3 analogue [159]

   10.7 Calcitonin [135]

   13.2 Hormones and related proteins

11 Cell therapy

Androgens [160]

   11.1 Islet or segmental pancreas transplantation (+ immunosuppression)

IGF-I [153]

 

   13.3 Immunomanipulation

Syngeneic [12]

Natural antibodies [161, 162]

Allogeneic [136] (+ immunosuppression)

Lupus idiotype [163]

   11.2 Intrathymic islet transplantation [38]

Lipopolysaccharide [164, 165]

   11.3 Bone marrow transplantation

   13.4 Diet

Allogeneic [137, 138]

Casein hydrolysate [166, 167]

Syngeneic [37]

   13.5 Other

   11.4 Dendritic cells [139, 140]

Sulfatide [168]

   11.5 Natural killer T cells [141]

Bee venom [90]

   11.6 CD4 cell lines

Kampo formulation [169]

Polyclonal [142]

Silica [170]

Anti-Iag7[143]

Ganglioside [171]

   11.7 Allogeneic cells

Antiasialo GM-1 antibody [172]

Macrophages [144]

Hyaluronidase [42]

Spleen cells [36]

Concanavalin A [173]

  1. CD45RA(B), CD45 receptor A(B); CDXXL, CDXX ligand; CFA, complete Freund's adjuvant; GAD, glutamic acid decarboxylase; G-CSF, granulocyte-colony-stimulating factor; ICAM-1, intercellular adhesion molecule-1; IFN, interferon; MHC, major histocompatibility complex; TCR, T-cell receptor; V, variable region (of immunoglobulin); VLA, very late antigen.