WO2004059319A1 - Procedes individuels de mesure d'une fonction lymphocytaire specifique - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for determining specific cellular immune function. This method is particularly useful for monitoring organ transplant recipients 'specific cellular immune function against transplants and tumor patients' body specific anti-tumor cell immune functions. Background technique
- the immune system of a normal biological body is composed of humoral immunity and cellular immunity.
- the precise coordination and mutual regulation between the two play an extremely important role in maintaining the normal life function and anti-disease immunity.
- the central role of various lymphocytes, especially T lymphocytes, in the immune system has received widespread attention in recent years. T lymphocytes have been widely accepted as the "axis" of the body's anti-disease immunity and rejection immunity.
- the prerequisite for specific immune response is specific immune recognition, which in turn depends on the integrity of the "dual signaling" mechanism.
- the material basis for the "dual signal” recognition is:
- the first signal of specific recognition is composed of the MHC (Most Histocompatibility Complex) gene expression product MHC molecules and specific peptide complexes; and the co-stimulatory factors (B7 family; B7-1 B7-2, etc.), and cell adhesion factors (CD40, etc.) constitute the second signal of immune recognition.
- the activation, activation, regulation and immune tolerance of the immune response against disease or anti-graft rejection of the organism is closely related to the integrity of the above-mentioned "dual signal" system.
- the non-existent antigen is first degraded into specific peptides by Antigen Presenting Cells (APC), and then assembled with the corresponding self-MHC molecules to form MHC -Specific peptide complexes, presented on the cell surface, and then co-stimulated by specific T lymphocyte clone specific receptors (T Cell Receptor; TCR) and co-stimulation with co-stimulatory factors and cell adhesion factors on the membrane Recognition and binding of factor receptors (CD28, etc.); thereby specifically activating T lymphocytes and their subpopulations, inducing comprehensive specific immunity in the organism Answer.
- T lymphocyte clone specific receptors T Cell Receptor; TCR
- CD28 factor receptors
- Activated CD8 positive T lymphocytes are induced to form cytotoxic T Lympholytes (CTL) or killer T cells by MHC-I-polypeptide complex, which are used for cells or tumors infected with foreign antigens (such as viruses) Cells or organ transplant donor cells have direct specific killing effect; and MHC-II-peptide complex-induced and activated CD4 positive T lymphocytes or helper T lymphocytes (T Helper; TH) can secrete each This cytokine enhances or regulates the specific killing effect of CTL and other immune cell (such as macrophage activation) functions, and at the same time can stimulate B lymphocyte proliferation, differentiate into plasma cells, and secrete specific antibodies to initiate a humoral immune response.
- CTL cytotoxic T Lympholytes
- MHC-I-polypeptide complex-induced and activated CD4 positive T lymphocytes or helper T lymphocytes T Helper; TH
- This cytokine enhances or regulates the specific killing effect of CTL and other immune
- T cells especially CD4-positive T lymphocytes, have an "axial" role in the immune system of intact organisms; 2. Specific immune recognition of organisms is specific The basics and prerequisites of the immune response; 3. The completeness of the "dual signal” recognition mechanism determines the sexual shield of the specific immune response (ie, the specific immune "tolerance,” or "attack” effect).
- transplant rejection When allogeneic tissues and organs are transplanted, the recipient's immune system often produces a transplant rejection (transplant rejection). This is a very complex immunological phenomenon involving multiple immune damage mechanisms mediated by cells and antibodies. Both are responses to the human major histocompatibility complex MHC (ie, HLA, Human Leucocyte Antigen) in the graft. The degree of difference in HLA between the donor and recipient determines the severity of the rejection. With the exception of monozygotic twins, the tissue matching of two individuals with identical HLA systems is almost non-existent, but choosing donors and recipients to match as closely as possible is the key to successful allogeneic organ transplantation.
- MHC human major histocompatibility complex
- HLA Human Leucocyte Antigen
- the HLA system is currently the most complex gene group-HLA complex known to humans, or the coding product of the MHC gene. The presence of multiple alleles at each locus results in a high degree of polymorphism in the HLA system.
- HLA-I class II genes HLA-I, class II antigens. All nucleated cells can express HLA-I antigens. HLA-II antigens are found in antigen-presenting cells, B cells, and T helper cells.
- vascular endothelial cells, fibroblasts, and renal tubular epithelial cells can also express class II antigens if they are induced by IFN-Y.
- T cell-mediated delayed Sensitization and cytotoxicity play an important role in graft rejection.
- immunological workers from various countries have established a variety of methods and techniques for detecting the immunological functions of biological organisms. It mainly includes various humoral immune function detection methods characterized by measuring the production of specific antibodies, and cellular immune function detection methods that determine the number, activity, and proliferation of various types of immune cells.
- the function of B lymphocytes can be detected by measuring the level of specific antibodies in body fluids.
- the function of T lymphocytes against specific antigens is difficult to detect, because T cells have multiple subtypes with different functions, and their functions are also different.
- Existing methods for detecting cellular immune function include: methods based on immune cell counting; methods based on detecting immune cell proliferation; methods based on detecting cytotoxic activity or secreting cytokines; and in vivo methods such as skin tests and adoptive transfer.
- U.S. Patent No. 5,773,232 discloses a method for rapidly analyzing the activation of lymphocyte function.
- the method includes stimulating a lymphocyte-containing sample in vitro with an antigen, and then isolating and lysing a specific subset of lymphocytes. Functional activation of lymphocytes.
- the document mentions the use of tumor cell proteins or graft-derived proteins as stimulating antigens, but does not disclose the use of tumor cells or lysates of the individual to be tested or cells or lysates or MHC of the donor of the individual to be tested The molecule acts as a stimulating antigen. Therefore, this prior art method is not an individualized method.
- MLC mixed lymphocyte culture
- the invention provides a method for monitoring an individual's specific immune cell function to an organ transplant and a tumor in vitro.
- the method includes 1) combining a test sample of the individual containing immune cells with an antigen from an organ transplant donor or an MHC / HLA molecular library containing the donor's MHC / HLA type, or with the individual's own tumor antigen Or similar tumor antigen libraries together for a period of time sufficient to activate immune cells, 2) isolating and / or classifying the cultured immune cells and determining their activation index; wherein the antigen from the organ transplant donor or the individual
- the self-tumor antigen is a whole tumor cell or a cell extract containing most cellular material; the method further includes setting a control using the individual's own antigen or a non-tumor antigen as a stimulating antigen.
- a MHC / HLA molecular library comprising a donor MHC / HLA type is used as a stimulating antigen, and the molecular library is preferably a MHC / HLA class I molecular library, a MHC / HLA class II molecular library, or MHC / HLA A hybrid molecular library of Class I and II molecules.
- a homogeneous tumor antigen bank is used as the stimulating antigen, and the antigen bank is preferably a whole tumor cell antigen bank, Tumor subcellular antigen library or tumor antigen library composed of single tumor antigen or multiple purified components. More preferably, the antigen library includes common antigens of a certain type of tumor (such as adenocarcinoma, melanoma, etc.).
- the antigen from the donor of the graft, the MHC / HLA molecular library, the auto-tumor antigen and the tumor antigen library of the present invention can be prepared at the time of use, or they can be prepared at one time. It is preferably prepared and stored at one time for convenient use at any time.
- the test sample of the individual is peripheral whole blood, bone marrow, and any biological fluid containing immune cells.
- the culture time between the test sample and the antigen is preferably 20 minutes to 24 hours, and more preferably 30 minutes to 6 hours.
- the antigen used for the control is prepared in parallel with the stimulating antigen.
- Acute, acute and chronic rejection is mainly a humoral immune response caused by antibodies and complements already present in the recipient against the donor HLA molecule.
- Acute and chronic rejection is mainly mediated by the recipient's cellular immunity against the donor graft.
- the recipient's T cells specifically and directly recognize the donor's HLA by direct and indirect means, and then activate and proliferate, inducing the recipient's specific rejection response against the graft.
- the inventors of the present invention have discovered that donor cells for organ transplantation and all information including the donor containing the donor antigen or the graft antigen. Therefore, the antigen as a specific stimulator of an in vitro cellular immunoassay can more accurately reflect the activity of immune cells in an organ transplant recipient. Therefore, in the method for monitoring an individual's specific immune cell function to organ transplants and tumors in vitro of the present invention, donor cells or donor cell extracts containing donor MHC / HLA or donor MHC / HLA type MHC / The HLA molecular antigen library serves as an individualized specific stimulus. The actual results show that: for the recipient's immune cells, including the donor's immunogen stimulation properties, both can specifically activate the recipient's antigen-specific T cells. Cell activation.
- the activation marker of the immune cells of the recipient is measured after being stimulated by the donor-specific antigen or MHC / HLA molecule, which can reflect the specific rejection status of the recipient's immune cells to the donor graft, thereby achieving rejection.
- the antigen from the donor of the organ transplant is any tissue fine of the donor.
- Subcellular components are components containing donor MHC / HLA molecules obtained by processing tissue cells through physical, chemical, biochemical, enzymatic, and other methods.
- the subcellular component is a crude extract of a donor cell, such as a cell lysate, a cell lysate supernatant, a cell lysate precipitate, and the like.
- an MHC / HLA molecular library containing a donor MHC / HLA molecule type is used as an antigen to stimulate the immune cells of the recipient.
- the molecular library includes all and most of the graft's MHC / HLA molecules, which can be MHC / HLA class I molecular libraries, MHC / HLA class II molecular libraries, or molecules that are a mixture of MHC / HLA class I and MHC / HLA class II molecules Library.
- MHC / HLA class I molecules can be used as stimulators to measure the function of the receptor CD8 + T cells (CTL), and MHC / HLA class II molecules can be used as stimulators to measure the function of the receptor CD4 + T cells (Th).
- MHC / HLA molecular libraries can be obtained through a variety of methods and technologies from a variety of biological cells and biological materials.
- phage and bacteria display biotechnology, affinity chromatography technology, DNA recombination technology, and DNA transfection technology.
- Phage display has proven to be an advantageous technique with which a library of tens or even hundreds of millions of different peptides or proteins can be obtained, and has been applied to affinity screening of recombinant peptide libraries.
- MHC / HLA proteins in the molecular library similar to the donor's immune phenotype can act directly on the T Cells can also be identified through indirect pathways: APC cells of recipients can process MHC / HLA molecules and present them to corresponding T lymphocytes (CTL, TH1, TH2, etc.) to induce their activation.
- CTL T lymphocytes
- the tested immune cells are the first contact with the donor's MHC / HLA molecules, their activation degree, response intensity is relatively low and weak within the set time; if the tested immune cells in the detection system have been used by the donor's MHC / HLA class I or II molecules, then those immune cells will be short-term It activates rapidly within time, and its activation degree and reaction are relatively strong. This is particularly significant in organ transplant rejection.
- the immune cells of the transplant recipient are sensitized by the donor MHC / HLA molecule and are in a highly sensitive state. In an in vitro reaction system, immune cells again encounter the same type of MHC / HLA molecules, which is quickly activated and measured. Therefore, according to the presence or absence of the recipient's immune cells against the transplant-specific rejection response of the donor immune cells before and after transplantation, the strength and weakness.
- the culture time of the test sample and the antigen is not particularly limited in the present invention, and may be 20 minutes to 7 days according to the activation index of the immune cells to be measured. In most and preferred applications of the method of the present invention, the culture time is relatively short, preferably 20 minutes to 24 hours, and more preferably 30 minutes to 6 hours. Determine early activation of immune cells. ,,,,,,,,
- the lymphocytes in his body should never have been in contact with the donor ’s antigen and be in a “resting,” or non-sensitized state; if the donor ’s MHC / HLA Molecules stimulate recipient immune cells in vitro to induce slow but weak (relative to transplantation) activation of immune cells, which is equivalent to the first contact between the immune system and non-antigen.
- the method described in the present invention can be used as one of the basis for selecting an organ transplant donor.
- the method of the present invention is used for dynamic tracking and determination of immune cell functions of recipients of organ transplants, especially for dynamic monitoring before and after transplantation and before and after immune administration.
- the drug selection and dosage for immunosuppressive therapy Adjustment and individualized treatment plan design provide objective reference indicators.
- the method of the present invention is used to monitor the cellular immune activity of a tumor patient to tumor cells in order to, for example, evaluate the effect of tumor immunotherapy and guide the administration of tumor immunotherapy.
- the tumor antigen of the individual tumor patient used in the method of the present invention is a whole tumor cell or a cell extract containing most tumor cell material.
- the cell extract may be a component obtained by treating tumor tissues or cells by physical, chemical, biochemical, enzymatic methods, etc., and is preferably a crude cell extract, such as a cell lysate, a cell lysate supernatant, and a cell lysate. Liquid precipitation and so on.
- individual tumor cells or cell extracts of a tumor patient are used to prepare individualized specific excitons to determine the specific anti-tumor cell immune activity of the tumor patient.
- the present invention preferably uses a plurality of homogeneous tumor cells to prepare multivalent tumor antigens (tumor antigen pools) as stimuli for immune cells to measure the anti-tumor cell immune function of the corresponding patient.
- the homogeneous tumor antigen library used in the method of the present invention is preferably a tumor antigen library composed of a whole cell tumor antigen library, a subcellular tumor antigen library, or a single tumor antigen or a plurality of purified components of the same type as the patient tumor.
- the tumor antigen library preferably includes common antigens of a certain type of tumor (such as adenocarcinoma, melanoma, etc.).
- the tumor antigen library can be prepared from homogeneous tumor tissues or tumor cell lines of multiple biological individuals by various methods such as physical, biochemical, conventional chromatography, immunoaffinity chromatography, density gradient centrifugation, and the like.
- the immune cells detected in the method of the present invention are all cells that directly or indirectly participate in the immune response of the biological body, preferably T, B lymphocytes, NK cells, and various antigen presenting cells (APC).
- T lymphocytes include cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL), helper T lymphocytes (THO; TH1; T 2), memory T lymphocytes, and suppressor T lymphocytes, etc .
- APC includes dendritic cells, macrophages , B lymphocytes, interstitial cells, fibroblasts, fibroblasts, etc.
- the immune cells in the present invention also include platelets, red blood cells, various bone marrow cells, various stem cells, and various immune cell precursor cells.
- the immune cell subgroups to be detected can be isolated first, and then the antigen is used to stimulate the detection; or the mixed immune cells are first stimulated with the antigen, and then the subgroups are detected.
- the latter is preferred.
- total T lymphocytes CD3 +
- CTL CD8 +
- TH CD4 +
- NK cells CD16 +, CD56 +
- 8 lymphocytes 0019+ or .020+
- APC cells CD80 + / CD83 + / CD86 + / HLA-DR +).
- the immune function status of a living body is a comprehensive reflection of various immune cells' communication, contact, interaction, and regulation. Therefore, when testing the immune function of a cell population in vitro, as far as possible, ensure that other cells that directly or indirectly affect a particular immune function of the population coexist in the same measurement system to avoid the one-sidedness and non-objectivity of the test results.
- the immune function response system should preferably include T lymphocytes. Therefore, the present invention particularly preferably uses an original sample as a measurement target.
- the original sample is defined as a body fluid sample containing immune cells directly from the organism with minimal or no treatment, mainly including whole peripheral blood, whole bone marrow, a mixed population of nucleated cells from which red blood cells have been removed, peritoneal fluid, pleural fluid, joint fluid Or peritoneal fluid, pleural fluid, cerebrospinal fluid, synovial fluid obtained after centrifugation.
- the cell separation described in the present invention can use any physical, immune, biological, and other methods capable of separating a specific population of mixed cells, including but not limited to centrifugation, density gradient centrifugation, natural sedimentation, non-specific adsorption, and solid phase.
- the immune cell activation indicators determined in the method of the present invention may be changes in cell morphology, changes in the number of cells, changes in cell enzymes (such as tyrosine protein kinases; PTKs; Ras-MAP kinases; ZAP-70 kinases, etc.); intracellular ions Concentration change (such as Ca ++ concentration), intracellular and extracellular receptor changes (such as IL-2 receptor, etc.), specific ligand expression (CD40 ligand), activation expression of NF-KB, NFAT, AP-1, and Fas in cells , Cell membrane permeability changes, cell swallowing Phage function changes, cell activation marker protein expression (such as CD molecules: CD69, CD25, CD71, CD95, CD40, etc., MHC-I molecules, MHC-II molecules, etc.); intracellular energy changes (such as changes in ATP, AMP concentration, etc.) Changes in various biological factors secreted by cells (IL-2, IL-12, TNF; INF ⁇ ; IL- 4, etc
- the activated immune cells can undergo the following major cellular biological changes: enzymatic changes, ion concentration changes, membrane receptor changes, intracellular ATP concentrations increase; the expression of various CD molecules (CD69, CD25, CD71, CD95,), MHC molecule expression (MHC-I molecule, MHC-II molecule), expression of various cytokines (IL-2, IL-4, IL-12, INFr, etc.), increased DNA synthesis (Increased 3H-TdR incorporation), increased cell proliferation and number (CFSE staining flow cytometry), enhanced CTL cytotoxicity and killing function ( 51 Cr-release test, MTT test, etc.).
- the detection method in the present invention is any detection method capable of correspondingly measuring the above-mentioned activation indicators, including but not limited to: ELISA, Cellular ELISA, ELISPOT, and luminescence detection methods (bioluminescence, chemiluminescence, time-delayed luminescence, etc.) ), Fluorescence detection methods (fluorescence analyzer, fluorescence microscope counting, flow cytometry detection methods, etc.), isotopic detection (such as 51 Cr release, 3 H-TdR incorporation, etc.), cell smear detection, cell immunohistochemistry Detection, cytochrome (MTT) detection, etc.
- ELISA ELISA
- Cellular ELISA ELISA
- ELISPOT and luminescence detection methods
- luminescence detection methods bioluminescence, chemiluminescence, time-delayed luminescence, etc.
- Fluorescence detection methods fluorescence analyzer, fluorescence microscope counting, flow cytometry detection methods, etc.
- the method of the present invention is used for the detection of cellular immune function
- it is preferable to determine early activation indicators of immune cells such as the expression of various molecular markers, changes in cell function, secretion of various cytokines, intracellular ion concentration or Changes in energy levels, etc.
- no isotope reagent is used in the method of the present invention.
- a self-antigen is set as a control for the stimulus.
- the control antigen is an antigen of the individual to be tested in the case of a graft, and a non-tumor antigen of the individual to be tested in the case of a tumor.
- a prominent problem is that a variety of factors can directly or indirectly affect the reactivity of immune cells in the test sample, resulting in non-specific activation of immune cells, thus making • Results analysis is difficult to judge.
- a self-control is set in the detection to eliminate interference of non-specific activation signals, and accurate measurement of specific activation signals is achieved, for example, in the method of the present invention, the ratio of the signal after specific antigen stimulation to the signal after self antigen stimulation is measured.
- This ratio basically depends on the stimulation of individual immune cells by specific antigens, and is basically not affected by non-specific stimulating factors. Therefore, the setting of an autoantigen control is very important for the dynamic detection of specific cellular immune functions. However, the lack of such controls in the prior art methods cannot accurately determine the specific cellular immune functions.
- a blank control and an autoantigen control are preferably provided.
- Blank control No stimulus is added to reflect the functional status of the tested immune cells without the stimulus. It is used to exclude the effects of unknown stimuli other than the above non-specific and specific antigens.
- Autoantigen control The whole cell or subcellular component of the subject organism is used as the self-control antigen stimulator, preferably peripheral blood nucleated cells. It is preferable that the preparation method and the use amount thereof are exactly the same as those of the specific stimulus. This autoantigen control can better reflect the effect of non-specific antigens on the recipient's immune function.
- the method of the present invention can more accurately measure the changes in immune cell functions of an individual against a specific antigen, and is suitable for tracking and detecting such changes in immune cell functions of an individual.
- lyophilized nucleated cell components using repeated freeze-thaw methods freeze cells below 0 ° C, then thaw at room temperature or 37 ° C, repeat 1-5 times; or use ultrasonic disruption or homogenization method to lyse the above cells To prepare subcellular antigens;
- the subcellular antigens prepared above will be used as self-controls and individualized specific stimuli for the determination of immune cell function;
- the above-mentioned subcellular antigen components can be stored at low temperature ( ⁇ 20 ° C) for repeated use in dynamic monitoring and analysis.
- Platelets can be used directly as immunostimulants containing MHC / HLA class I molecules to test immune cell function, or further purified to obtain platelet extracts or MHC / HLA class I molecules.
- MHC / HLA type in peripheral blood nucleated cells, or platelets, or cell lines expressing MHC molecules, or transgenic cell lines (expressing specific known types) MHC / HLA molecules) as the source of MHC / HLA molecular library preparation to meet the statistical requirements for various types of MHC / HLA types (theoretically covering 100% of the biological population).
- MHC / HLA Class I and Class II molecules Purification and identification of MHC / HLA Class I and Class II molecules according to the methods provided in Example 3 and Example 4, respectively, MHC / HLA Class I molecular libraries (covering all currently known Class I molecular types) Types), MHC / HLA Class II molecular libraries (covering all currently known MHC / HLA Class II molecular types), full MHC / HLA molecular libraries (including all MHC / HLA Class I molecular types).
- the above three MHC / HLA molecular libraries can be selected separately as needed.
- the MHC / HLA class I molecular library is used to detect the CTL cell function of CD8 +; the MHC / HLA class II molecular library is used to detect the CD H + cell function of CDH.
- MHC / HLA molecular libraries for other MHC types: For example, a small number of MHC (Minor MHC) molecular libraries can also be prepared using the above principles and methods to determine certain other immune functions of the organism.
- MHC auto-tumor specific antigen
- Tumor cells in inactivated blood can be used directly as specific antigen stimuli;
- the above cells can be prepared by the aforementioned freeze-thaw method, detergent lysis method, homogenization, and ultrasonic lysis.
- Example 7 Preparation of a multivalent tumor antigen library:
- homogeneous tumors from multiple individuals or multiple homogeneous tumor cell lines can be used as a source for preparing multivalent tumor antigens, such as adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, each Leukemia-like cells, melanoma tumor cells, etc .;
- antigen libraries of different types of tumors can be prepared, and the specific anti-tumor immune function of a specific tumor patient can be determined by using the corresponding types of tumor antigen libraries.
- the peripheral blood of the organ transplant recipient was extracted and an appropriate amount of heparin was added for anticoagulation.
- the test blood samples were divided into three equal parts, and each was diluted with RPMI1640 at a ratio of 1: 5.
- One sample was added with the donor subcellular antigen stimulus in Example 2, one sample was added with the recipient autoantigen control stimulus in Example 2, and one sample was not added with any stimulus.
- At 37 ° C, 5% C0 2 saturated humidity and incubated overnight.
- Add an appropriate amount of erythrocyte lysate to the above sample to lyse red blood cells, centrifuge to remove erythrocyte lysate fragments; resuspend the pelleted cells with PBS buffer.
- Each sample was divided into two equal parts.
- mice anti-human CD3 FITC-labeled monoclonal antibody (2 ⁇ g / ml)
- mouse anti-human CD4 (or CD8) PE-labeled monoclonal antibody 2 ⁇ g / ml
- mouse anti-human CD69 PerCP-labeled monoclonal antibody (2 g / ml)
- another portion was added with an appropriate amount of isotype control antibody, and incubated at 4 ° C in the dark for 30 minutes. Centrifuge at 1,000 g for 5 minutes and wash the cells with a fluorescent washing solution containing 10% FCS and 0.1% BSA. This centrifugation and washing process was repeated three times.
- Example 9 Measurement of a patient's specific immune function against a tumor
- Peripheral blood was collected from tumor patients, and appropriate heparin was added to anticoagulate.
- the test blood samples were divided into three equal portions, and each was diluted with RPMI1640 at a ratio of 1: 5.
- the subcellular components of the auto-tumor cells prepared in Example 6, the subcellular components of the patient's own peripheral blood nucleated cells, and no stimulants were added separately.
- 37 ° C, 5% C0 2 saturated humidity and incubated overnight (Note: Add subcellular components corresponding to the number of tumor cells and peripheral blood nucleated cells of the same).
- mice anti-human CD3 FITC-labeled monoclonal antibody (2 ⁇ g / ml) and mouse anti-human CD4 (or CD8) PE-labeled monoclonal antibody ( 2 ⁇ g / ml) and mouse anti-human CD69 PerCP-labeled monoclonal antibody (2 ⁇ g / ml); another portion was added with an appropriate amount of isotype control antibody, and incubated at 4 ° C in the dark for 30 minutes. Centrifuge at 1000g for 5 minutes and wash the cells with a fluorescent washing solution containing 10% FCS and 0.1% BSA. This centrifugation and washing process was repeated three times.
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