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Mast cell-orchestrated immunity to pathogens
Soman N. Abraham and Ashley L. St. JohnNature Reviews ImmunologyJune 2010
Sentinels of host defence•Host-environment interface
Blood vessels Neurons
Sentinels of host defence•Host-environment interface
Lymphatic vessels Dendritic cells
Mast cell mediators
Proteases
Lipid derived
Cytokines
Chymase
Tryptase
Carboxypeptidase
Leuko-trienes
Prosta-glandins
Plateletactivating factor
TNF
IL-4
IL-5
IL-6
IL-3
IL-12 Histamine
SerotoninHeparin
VEGF
Chemokines
Bactericidals
Mast cell heterogeneity
•Different types – mucosal and connective tissue
•Different granule composition - proteases
•Different stimuli- IL4, Il10
•Different receptors (C5aR)
•Different response to stimuli – cytokine, phenotype
Recognition of pathogens
• Recognize PAMPs by PRR – TLR , Fc receptors, others
• TLR heterogeneity
• Direct and indirect recognition
• Pathogen associated substance – mastoparan, vector borne
• Endogenous inflammatory factors – neurotensin, substance P, endothelin 1, complement; feedback mechanism
• IgG and IgE, cross linking, superantigens
Two waves of mediator release
•2) De novo synthesis Cytokines
• 1) Degranulation – temporal advantage
• Some soluble, most insoluble• Insoluble: slow, prolonged
release• Long distance delivery
Nature, duration, specificity
Mediator functions•Protease: Neutrophil recruitment
•Leukotrienes: rolling and extravasation through chemotaxis
•Prostaglandins: Vascular permeability, mucus, nerve cells
•Cytokines: chemotaxis, bactericidal killing, feedback
Effector functions in immunity
• Vascular permeability, oedema
• Immune cell recruitment
• Bactericidals: cathelicidins, reactive O2
• Impede colonization, physical expulsion
• Activation and Ag presentation of DCs
• Cell trafficking to draining lymph nodes
• Lymph node hypertrophy - TNF
• Antigen presentation
• Sensitization to Ag – immunological memory
InnatInnatee
AdaptiveAdaptive
1. Parasites
• First study – helminths. Mast cell proliferation
• Immune cell recruitment, gut permeability, parasite expulsion
• Primary vs. secondary challenge
• Leishmaniasis: T cell function, lesion size
2. Bacteria
• Mouse model, peritonitis• Bacterial containment, prevention of dissemination• E. coli from peritoneum, bladder; K. pneumoniae from lungs; P.
aeruginosa lesions• Cell trafficking, lymphocyte retention
3. Viruses
•Less clear
•Poly I:C: chemokines
•CD8+ T cells, NK cells
• Induced cytokine release
•Cell mediated clearance
Mast cells in vaccines
•Enhancing adaptive immune response
•Adjuvant activity
•Mast cell activator (48/80) – humoral immunity
• IgA production, mucosal immunity
•Cellular mobilization, communication with draining lymph nodes
Conclusions•Adaptive and innate immunity against pathogens
•Kinetic advantage
• Immunological memory
•Functional outcome of heterogeneity
•Long distance communication strategy
•Vaccine design
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