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Dynamic expression of Qa-2 during acute graft rejection.

Nan Lu1, Chuanxin Wang, Xiaojing Yang, Shengmei Zhao, Xiangdong Li, Xiaoli Li, Hong Jiang, Jinbo Feng, Yi Zhang, Xiong Zou.   

Abstract

Human leukocyte antigen (HLA)-G exhibits immunotolerogenicity and is related to allograft acceptance. Qa-2 is the murine homolog of HLA-G; it has structure and functions similar to those of HLA-G. We investigated the dynamic expression of Qa-2 in skin allografts by immunohistochemistry and on peripheral blood lymphocyte subsets by flow cytometry during the entire process of acute graft rejection (AGR) with a murine skin transplantation model to determine its relationship with the pathological changes of allografts and the influence of immunosuppressive therapy. In grafts without immunosuppressive treatment, Qa-2 did not exhibit obvious changes in syngeneic and allogeneic recipients. In contrast, with immunosuppressant-treated grafts, positive expression of Qa-2 was observed. It remained at high levels in the immunosuppressant-treated syngeneic group; however, it became weakly positive and even negative in infiltrating inflammatory cells as AGR advanced, but it remained strongly positive in other skin tissues throughout the AGR process. Qa-2 expression on CD4(+) and CD8(+) peripheral blood lymphocyte subsets remained stable at a normal level in the non-immunosuppressant-treated syngeneic group. Immunosuppressive treatment can also significantly upregulate Qa-2. In the allogeneic groups, decreased expression was observed when AGR was at histological grades 1 to 2 (well before gross rejection was observed). Qa-2 was upregulated again after the graft was rejected completely. The results suggest that the increase in Qa-2 may be attributed to the use of immunosuppressive treatments. Moreover, Qa-2 expression decreased significantly with AGR progression, suggesting that it may be a potential marker for predicting AGR, especially in the presence of immunosuppressive agents.

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Year:  2010        PMID: 21079885      PMCID: PMC3060991          DOI: 10.2119/molmed.2010.00133

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Mol Med        ISSN: 1076-1551            Impact factor:   6.354


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