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Perforin is an intracellular protein that has been proposed as a major effector molecule involved in the cytolytic process. In this study, we examined the mechanism by which stage-specific cell lineage-defined T cells control perforin expression and lytic granule exocytosis. Perforin mRNA expression and protein production was examined by reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction and Western blotting in CD8+ alphabeta and gammadelta T cells, NK cells, and the three subsets of alphabeta T cells including CD4+, CD8+, and CD4-CD8- T cells. The ability of these T cells to degranulate perforin-positive, fluorescent-stained target cells was measured using a flow cytometry-based method. Quantitative analysis showed that the level of perforin mRNA and protein expression in CD8+ alphabeta T cells was relatively greater than that in either gammadelta T cells or NK cells. The level of perforin mRNA in CD4+ and CD4-CD8- T cells was also relatively higher than in the other cells but with a slightly lower level than in the CD8+ alphabeta subset. The level of perforin mRNA expression in CD8+ gammadelta and NK cells was comparable to that in the other T cells. Moreover, T cells induced to degranulate markedly increased their perforin expression and this up-regulation was specific to the antigen-stimulated T cells. CD4+ T cells showed the highest level of perforin expression, which was approximately 5-fold higher than that of CD8+ cells, and T cells with suppressed perforin expression were fewer than 60% of the total T cells. In contrast, the CD8+ T cells became perforin-negative and approximately 70% of the CD8+ alphabeta T cells lost their perforin expression as a result of antigen stimulation. The functional perforin expression was restored in
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Serengeti National Park and surrounding private ranches share the conservation goal of conserving Tanzania’s Serengeti ecosystems. During 2017, the Serengeti Foundation organized two extensive collaborative conservation projects: (1) the Serengeti Grazing Improvement Initiative (SGII) and (2) the Greater Serengeti Landscape Project (GSLP).
The SGII was facilitated by the Ngorongoro Conservation Trust (NCT) with assistance from the MTCC and SRI, and the GGLP was managed by the Serengeti Ecosystem Project (SEP) with assistance from the MTCC, CTDC, SRI, and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
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