CD40
分化簇40（Cluster of differentiation 40，簡稱CD40），是一種分布於抗原呈递细胞（APC）的協同刺激因子暨蛋白受體。CD40與輔助型T細胞上的CD154（CD40L）結合後，抗原呈递细胞會活化，並產生一系列下游反應[6]。
CD40缺失會造成第三型高IgM症候群（Hyper-IgM syndrome type 3）[6]。
結構及表達
CD40屬於腫瘤壞死因子受體超家族（TNF receptor superfamily）的一員[6]。含有AT鉤構型的轉譯因子AKNA可以協同調控CD40及其配體[7]。
功能
CD40在T細胞相關的免疫和發炎反應具有重要功能，諸如免疫球蛋白類型轉換、記憶B細胞發育，以及生發中心形成[6][8]。 B細胞上也有CD40存在，並會與輔助T細胞上的CD40L結合。CD40和CD40L的橋接可以活化B細胞，降低B細胞接觸到抗原的反應閾值，使其更容易釋放抗體。另外也可以促進B細胞的增殖、同型粘連（homotypic adhesion）、抗體類型轉換。在表面蛋白的表達方面，可以刺激MHC class II、CD23、CD25（IL-12R）、CD69、CD44等分子的表達，也會使淋巴球功能性抗原1（LFA-1）的轉為高親合態。在細胞週期方面，則會從間期進入S期，開始進行DNA和RNA的複製及合成CD40L[6]。 有研究也發現，要活化β澱粉樣蛋白的微膠細胞也需要CD40和CD40L的連結，因此可能也與阿茲海默症的病生理學相關[9]。
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| 胞殺作用及移植 |
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| T細胞選汰 | T細胞的胸腺選汰 |
交互作用
CD40可以與TRAF2[10][11][12]、TRAF3[11][13][14][15]、TRAF6[11][15]、TRAF5[11][16]、TTRAP[17]產生交互作用。TRAF4家族的蛋白質雖不會直接與CD40作用，但可以間接增加CD40的作用[18]。
臨床應用
CD40為癌症免疫疗法的潛在標的，目前已經開發出針對該蛋白的刺激性单克隆抗体，以活化樹突細胞刺激抗癌T細胞的途徑，且已有相關論文發表。現有多項臨床研究正在進行[19]。
參考文獻
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外部連結
- Human CD40 genome location and CD40 gene details page in the UCSC Genome Browser.
- PDBe-KB （页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆） provides an overview of all the structure information available in the PDB for Human Tumor necrosis factor receptor superfamily member 5 (CD40)
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