Abstract
A subset of bladder patients does not respond to BCG treatment effectively and the underlying reason behind this observation is currently unclear. CD4+ T cells are composed of various subsets that each expresses a distinctive set of cytokines and can potently shift the immune response toward various directions. In this study, we examined the CD4+ T-cell cytokine response in bladder cancer patients toward BCG stimulation. We found that bladder cancer patients presented a variety of responses toward BCG, with no uniform characteristics. Those patients with high IFN-γ and IL-21 expression in CD4+ T cells presented significantly better prognosis than patients with low cytokine secretion in CD4+ T cells. Tumor-infiltrating CD4+ T cells were significantly less potent in expressing IFN-γ, IL-4, and IL-17, and more potent in expressing IL-10 than circulating CD4+ T cells. In addition, we found no difference in CD80, CD86, or MHC II expression by macrophages from patients with different IFN-γ and IL-21 levels. However, the secretion of IL-12, a Th1-skewing cytokine, was released at significantly higher level by macrophages from patients with high IFN-γ or high IL-21 secretion. We also identified that modulating monocytes/macrophages by ...Continue Reading
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