CIBICI   14215
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION EN BIOQUIMICA CLINICA E INMUNOLOGIA
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
Susceptibility of mice deficient in IL17 receptor to the development of Experimental Autoimmune prostatitis
Autor/es:
BRESER ML, BERTOTTO ME, MACCIONI M, RIVERO VE
Reunión:
Congreso; FIRST FRENCH-ARGENTINE IMMUNOLOGY CONGRESS. FAIC 2010; 2010
Resumen:
Our laboratory has developed over the past decade a mouse
model of experimental autoimmune prostatitis (EAP) that is considered
a valid model for the human disease named Chronic
prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome. In the present work
we analyze the susceptibility of mice deficient in IL17 receptor
IL17 (RIL17-/-) to the development of EAP. Prostate extract plus
adjuvant was used to immunize wild type and RIL17-/- C57BL6
mice on days 0 and 15. Control groups immunized only with adjuvant
were included. Mice were sacrificed at day 24 after immunization
and the presence of antigen specific INFg, IL10 and IL17
producing cells was evaluated by ELISA and FACS. Infiltration
of the prostate gland was also analyzed by conventional histology
and FACS. No antigen specific INFg, IL10 and IL17 producing
cells were observed in lymph nodes and spleen of control mice.
Lower secretion of specific IL17 and INFg was observed in culture
supernatants of RIL17-/- mice when compared with values
observed in wild type mice (IL17= wt 893E}140 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
178E}96 pg/ml; INFg= wt 2431E}348 pg/ml, RIL17-/-: 153E}140 pg/
ml). No significant differences were observed when specific IL10
was analyzed in both groups (IL10= wt 270E}70 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
261E}43 pg/ml). When prostate sections were analyzed, mononuclear
cell infiltration with epithelial acini atrophy was seen
in C57BL6 wild type glands but neither infiltration nor lesions
were observed in RIL17-/- mice. These results indicate that the
absence of IL17R made mice resistant to EAP, being these mice
not able to generate neither Th17 nor Th1cells. Our results argue
for an important role of IL17R in EAP and suggest a cooperative
relation between Th1 and Th17 cellsg, IL10 and IL17
producing cells was evaluated by ELISA and FACS. Infiltration
of the prostate gland was also analyzed by conventional histology
and FACS. No antigen specific INFg, IL10 and IL17 producing
cells were observed in lymph nodes and spleen of control mice.
Lower secretion of specific IL17 and INFg was observed in culture
supernatants of RIL17-/- mice when compared with values
observed in wild type mice (IL17= wt 893E}140 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
178E}96 pg/ml; INFg= wt 2431E}348 pg/ml, RIL17-/-: 153E}140 pg/
ml). No significant differences were observed when specific IL10
was analyzed in both groups (IL10= wt 270E}70 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
261E}43 pg/ml). When prostate sections were analyzed, mononuclear
cell infiltration with epithelial acini atrophy was seen
in C57BL6 wild type glands but neither infiltration nor lesions
were observed in RIL17-/- mice. These results indicate that the
absence of IL17R made mice resistant to EAP, being these mice
not able to generate neither Th17 nor Th1cells. Our results argue
for an important role of IL17R in EAP and suggest a cooperative
relation between Th1 and Th17 cellsg, IL10 and IL17 producing
cells were observed in lymph nodes and spleen of control mice.
Lower secretion of specific IL17 and INFg was observed in culture
supernatants of RIL17-/- mice when compared with values
observed in wild type mice (IL17= wt 893E}140 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
178E}96 pg/ml; INFg= wt 2431E}348 pg/ml, RIL17-/-: 153E}140 pg/
ml). No significant differences were observed when specific IL10
was analyzed in both groups (IL10= wt 270E}70 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
261E}43 pg/ml). When prostate sections were analyzed, mononuclear
cell infiltration with epithelial acini atrophy was seen
in C57BL6 wild type glands but neither infiltration nor lesions
were observed in RIL17-/- mice. These results indicate that the
absence of IL17R made mice resistant to EAP, being these mice
not able to generate neither Th17 nor Th1cells. Our results argue
for an important role of IL17R in EAP and suggest a cooperative
relation between Th1 and Th17 cellsg was observed in culture
supernatants of RIL17-/- mice when compared with values
observed in wild type mice (IL17= wt 893E}140 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
178E}96 pg/ml; INFg= wt 2431E}348 pg/ml, RIL17-/-: 153E}140 pg/
ml). No significant differences were observed when specific IL10
was analyzed in both groups (IL10= wt 270E}70 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
261E}43 pg/ml). When prostate sections were analyzed, mononuclear
cell infiltration with epithelial acini atrophy was seen
in C57BL6 wild type glands but neither infiltration nor lesions
were observed in RIL17-/- mice. These results indicate that the
absence of IL17R made mice resistant to EAP, being these mice
not able to generate neither Th17 nor Th1cells. Our results argue
for an important role of IL17R in EAP and suggest a cooperative
relation between Th1 and Th17 cellsg= wt 2431E}348 pg/ml, RIL17-/-: 153E}140 pg/
ml). No significant differences were observed when specific IL10
was analyzed in both groups (IL10= wt 270E}70 pg/ml, RIL17-/-:
261E}43 pg/ml). When prostate sections were analyzed, mononuclear
cell infiltration with epithelial acini atrophy was seen
in C57BL6 wild type glands but neither infiltration nor lesions
were observed in RIL17-/- mice. These results indicate that the
absence of IL17R made mice resistant to EAP, being these mice
not able to generate neither Th17 nor Th1cells. Our results argue
for an important role of IL17R in EAP and suggest a cooperative
relation between Th1 and Th17 cells