Literature DB >> 9227332

Pattern of cytokine receptors expressed by human dendritic cells migrated from dermal explants.

A T Larregina1, A E Morelli, E Kolkowski, N Sanjuan, M E Barboza, L Fainboim.   

Abstract

Different reasons account for the lack of information about the expression of cytokine receptors on human dendritic cells (DC): (a) DC are a trace population; (b) the proteolytic treatment used to isolate DC may alter enzyme-sensitive epitopes; and (c) low numbers of receptors per cell. In the present work the expression of cytokine receptors was analysed by flow cytometry on the population of dermal DC (DDC) that spontaneously migrate from short-term culture dermal explants. DDC obtained after dermal culture were CD1alow, CD1b+, CD1c+, human leucocyte antigen (HLA)-DR+, CD11chigh, CD11b+ and CD32+. The DC lineage was confirmed by ultrastructural analysis. DDC expressed interleukin (IL)-1R type 1 (monoclonal antibody (mAb) hIL-1R1-M1; and 6B5); IL-1R type 2 (mAb hIL-1R2-M22); IL-2R alpha chain (mAb anti-Tac; and hIL-2R-M1) and IL-2R gamma chain (mAb 3B5; and AG14C). DDC did not stain for IL-2R beta chain using four mAbs recognizing two different epitopes of IL-2R beta (mAb 2R-B; Mik-beta 1; and CF1; Mik-beta 3, respectively). DDC were also positive for the cytokine binding chains (alpha chains) of IL-3R (mAb 9F5); IL-4R (mAb hIL-4R-M57; and S456C9); and IL-7R (mAb hIL-7R-M20; and R3434). DDC showed low levels of IL-6R alpha chain (mAb B-F19; B-R6; and B-E23) and its signal transducer gp130 (mAb A2; and B1). DDC strongly expressed interferon-gamma receptor (IFN-gamma R) (mAb GIR-208) and were negative for IL-8R (mAb B-G20; and B-F25). All DDC were highly positive for granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor receptor (GM-CSFR) alpha chain (mAb hGM-CSFR-M1; SC06; SC04, and 8G6) and to a lesser extent for the common beta chain of GM-CSFR, IL-3R and IL-5R (mAb 3D7). On the other hand, reactivity was not found for granulocyte colony-stimulating factor receptor (G-CSFR) (mAb hGCSFR-M1) nor macrophage colony-stimulating factor receptor (M-CSFR) (mAb 7-7A3-17) confirming the DC lineage of DDC. As previously reported for lymphoid DC, DDC expressed tumour necrosis factor receptort (TNFR) 75000 MW (mAb utr-1; hTNFR-M1; and MR2-1) but lacked TNFR 55000 MW (mAb htr-9; MR1-1; and MR1-2). In summary, DDC express receptors for a broad panel of cytokines, even receptors for cytokines whose effects on DC are still unknown (i.e. IL-2R alpha gamma; IL-6R alpha/gp 130; IL-7R alpha gamma).

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Year:  1997        PMID: 9227332      PMCID: PMC1363862          DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2567.1997.00250.x

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Immunology        ISSN: 0019-2805            Impact factor:   7.397


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