Autoantibodies giving rise to cytoplasmic IIF staining using HEp-2 cell substrate

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Autoantibodies giving rise to cytoplasmic IIF staining using HEp-2 cell substrate Some associations of anticytoplasmic antibodies with clinical diagnoses and features HEp-2 IIF: the gold standard for ANA screening. Meroni PL, Schur PH: an old test with new recommendations. Ann Rheum Dis Stockholm, 2010:69:1420-2. February 2012

Proposed taxonomy of HEp-2 cell staining patterns elaborated in the EU CANTOR project 1998-2000 Membranous nuclear patterns: Smooth membranous nuclear Punctate membranous nuclear Nucleoplasmic patterns: Homogeneous nucleoplasmic Large speckled nucleoplasmic Coarse speckled nucleoplasmic Fine speckled nucleoplasmic Fine grainy nucleoplasmic Pleomorphic speckled (PCNA) Centromere Multiple nuclear dots Coiled bodies (few nuclear dots) Nucleolar patterns: Homogeneous nucleolar Clumpy nucleolar Punctate nucleolar Spindle apparatus patterns: Centriole (centrosome) Spindle pole (NuMa)(MSA-1) Spindle fibre Midbody (MSA-2) CENP-F (MSA-3) Cytoplasmic patterns: Diffuse cytoplasmic Fine speckled cytoplasmic Mitochondrial-like Lysosomal-like Golgi Contact proteins Vimentin-like Negative Undeterminable Wiik A. et al. J.Autoimmun. 2010

IIF staining patterns on HEp-2 cell substrate. Membranous nuclear patterns: Smooth membranous nuclear Punctate membranous nuclear Nucleoplasmic patterns: Homogeneous nucleoplasmic pattern Large speckled nucleoplasmic Coarse speckled nucleoplasmic Fine speckled nucleoplasmic Fine grainy Scl-70 like nucleoplasmic Pleomorphic speckled (anti- PCNA) Centromere Multiple nuclear dots Coiled bodies (few nuclear dots) Nucleolar patterns: Homogeneous nucleolar Clumpy nucleolar Punctate nucleolar Spindle apparatus patterns: Centriole (centrosome) Spindle pole (NuMa)(MSA- 1) Spindle fibre Midbody (MSA-2) CENP-F (MSA-3) Cytoplasmic patterns: Diffuse cytoplasmic Fine speckled cytoplasmic Mitochondrial-like Lysosomal-like Golgi-like Contact proteins Vimentin-like Negative Undeterminable All of these have clinical associations with some diagnosis and/or features!

Advantages of HEp-2 cell IIF Intact permeable cells contain the relevant autoantigens in situ in resting cells and cells at different stages of division. But the reactivity with autoantibodies depends on whether the right conformational state of the antigen has been preserved. The way the cells are fixed is very important! The batch is important. Morphological recognition of HEp-2 cell staining patterns using one good HEp-2 cell substrate is a natural talent of many people: The European multicenter study (CANTOR) proved that! Note: Autoantigen mixtures coated on solid phase supports (ELISA plates, beads, arrays etc.) cannot substitute for the HEp- 2 IIF test since many autoantigens do not react with their corresponding antigen (low concentration, denaturation etc.)

Indirect immunofluorescence Very sensitive Clinically meaningful cut-off setting is crucial! F Broad screening potential Fluorescence - Fluorochrome conjugate ANA How do you determine such cut-off? HEp-2 cell

Indirect immunofluorescence Very sensitive Clinically meaningful cut-off setting is crucial! F Broad screening potential Fluorescence - Fluorochrome conjugate ANA How do you determine such cut-off? HEp-2 cell Most laboratories investigate sera from healthy donors and set the borderline at max. 5% positivity

Control line: IgG SmB SmD RNP-70 RNP-A RNP-C Ro 52 SSA/Ro 60 SSB/La CENP-B Scl-70 Jo-1 Ribo P Histones Conjugate Serum + conjugate Line immuno-assay How do you set cut-off here?

Useful for diagnostics Less usefull for diagnostics Control line: IgG SmB SmD RNP-70 RNP-A RNP-C Ro 52 SSA/Ro 60 SSB/La CENP-B Scl-70 Jo-1 Ribo P Histones Conjugate Serum + conjugate Line immuno-assay The borderline for positivity of each antibody has been set using sera from differential diagnostic rheumatic disease populations of patients but also healthy control sera.

From ANA pattern to specific antibody testing: Example - Homogeneous nucleoplasmic pattern Reflex tests Lab.test: SLE, RA, JCA Chromatin constituents: dsdna, histones, nucleosomes, HMGs Anti-dsDNA Anti-histone Anti-nucleosome Farr assay, Crithidia IF ELISA Line IA ELISA Line IA ELISA Line IA SLE? DI-LE? SLE? Anti-HMG At present: no agreed assay JCA? Note that the choice of assay technique for anti-dsdna determination has a strong influence on the value for clinical interpretation and

Cytoplasmic autoantibodies to- Nucleus Centrioles Spindle pole Spindle fibres Midbodies CENP-F Ribosomes Mitochondria Lysosomes Early endosomes GW bodies Proteasomes Exosomes Golgi apparatus F-Actin Contact proteins Vimentin

Centrosome (centriole) Scleroderma, Raynaud s syndrome No commonly used reflex test: α/γ enolase, pericentrin, ninein, Cep- 250, Mob1, PCM-1/-2

Spindle fibre SLE, Sjögrens syndrome No commonly used reflex test: HsEg5

Spindle pole: Anti-NuMa (MSA-1) Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections No commonly used reflex test: centrophilins, NuMa, SP-H

Anti-Midbody (MSA-2) Scleroderma, Raynaud s syndrome No reflex test

CENP-F pattern (MSA-3) Malignancies (breast, lung, NHL, > 50 %.) Note zipperlike staining No reflex test Note different staining intensity

Ribosomal P-protein SLE, lupus nephritis, CNS lupus Several reflex tests

Ribosomal P-protein About 20 30 % of sera are negative by IIF test SLE, lupus nephritis, CNS lupus Several reflex tests

Ribosomal RNA & P-protein SLE RNA precipitation assay

Anti-ribosomal P antibodies: variety of IIF patterns using different HEp-2 assays. Company 1 Company 2 Company 3 3 monospecific sera. CDC no.12 3 different HEp-2 assays

Anti-Jo-1: fine speckled or diffuse cytoplasmic Only around 20 % of anti-jo-1 pos. sera show this pattern Dermatomyositis, polymyositis, interstitial lung disease Several reflex testsavailable. Note that any amino-acyl trna synthetase antibody can give the same staining pattern

Anti-Jo-1: fine speckled or diffuse cytoplasmic Only around 20 % of anti-jo-1 pos. sera show this pattern Only about 20-30% of anti-jo-1 pos. sera are pos by IIF

Anti-aminoacyl-tRNA antibodies Histidyl trna synthetase : Jo-1 Threonyl trna synthetase: PL-7 Alanyl trna synthetase: PL-12 Isoleucyl trna synthetase: OJ Glycyl trna synthetase: EJ Lysyl trna synthetase: SC Asparaginyl trna synthetase: KS Leucyl trna synthetase: Glutaminyl trna synthetase Anti-synthetase syndrome markers

Signal recognitions particles (SRP) Necrotizing polymyositis Reflex test: purified or recombinant SRP-54

Human exosome antibodies: C1D is part of the PM/Scl complex No reflex test: C1D Polymyositis/Scleroderma overlap (23%)

Mitochondrial-like Primary biliary cirrhosis No reflex tests necessary: 2-oxo acid dehydrogenase family enzymes.

Peroxisomes

Early endosomes Subac. cutan. lupusra, SLE, Raynaud s syndr. Neurolog. disease No reflex test: EEA-1

Anti-G(glycine)W(tryptofan) bodies

GW bodies: RNA processing bodies neurological diseases (ataxia, motor/sensor neuropathies), SjS, PBC No reflex tests available: Ge/Hedls, GW182, Ago2

GW body functions

Cytoplasmic discrete speckles (CDS): Ab. To diacyl-phophstidylethanolamine CDS-1 hlamp2 CDS-1 EEA-1 CDS-1 GW 182

Cytoplasmic discrete speckles (CDS): Ab. to diacyl-phophstidylethanolamine CDS-1 hlamp2 CDS-1 EEA-1 Systemic and organ-specific autoimmune disorders. CDS-1 GW 182

Anti-mitochondrial and anti-gwb antibodies in 1. biliary cirrhosis Mitochondrial GWBodies Fusion image

Lysosomal-like pattern Reflex tests not yet available

Early endomes, GW bodies, lysosomes?

Early endosomes, lysosomes, GW bodies?

Golgi apparatus SjS, SLE, RA, ataxia, viral infections Reflex tests not yet available. Most common antigens are giantin and golgin245

Golgi apparatus

Rods and rings

Induction by CTP and GTP inhibition

Intermediate structures of rods and rings Courtesy of EKL Chan, Gainesville, Florida

Actin-like Chronic active hepatitis Reflex test: F-actin ELISA

Tropomyosin

Contact fibres: tropomyosins? Ulcerative colitis? Behcet s disease?

Vimentin-like???

How can you ensure the quality of your HEp-2 cell substrate? Establish a collection of 20 30 sera, most of which are IIF ANA- or cyto-positive (+ - +++) Run these sera at a fixed dilution every time you order a new batch of slides (on your present batch and the new batch). Compare the patterns seen with your present batch and demand that the same patterns are seen with the new batch. Stay with slides from a provider/company that you are familiar and satisfied with.

False positive is often used When found out of commonly recognized clinical context (other disease) and in cases that have not yet presented typical signs of disease (pre-disease, hidden disease,early disease,). When a pos. IIF pattern is unknown to the reader/receiver, has not been given an appropriate and agreed name, and when disease associations are unknown. When borderline has been set too low.

False negative is used When IIF HEp-2 is negative (HEp-2 autoantigen not well preserved) though an autoantibody of clinical significance can be detected by other technique. Some examples: anti-jo1, -Ro 60, -ribo P When borderline for positivity of the IIF HEp-2 test has been set too high. When borderline for specific autoantibody detection (ELISA etc.) has been set too low. When the laboratory decides to report a neg. IIF ANA result although staining was actually seen. The positive result is thus not reported.

What are the clinical aspects? Some ANA have well-known clinical associations, but the target antigen specificity needs to be revealed by techniques other than IIF (ELISA, bead assays, chip assays, immunodiffusion etc). Some ANA have less clear-cut clinical utility, mainly because only modest efforts have been spent to harmonize their recognition by IIF and study their antigen specificity by independent techniques, and thus sufficiently large populations of patients have not been available for detailed clinical analyses. Some ANA are rare [ esoteric ] (<5%) and thus have not been focused on because they were considered clinically insignificant although there is no basis for this assumption. The present concept is that all ANA have clinically significant associations when large patient cohorts are studied, but that demands set up of co-ordinated multi-centre studies.

Autoantibody conundrum: clinical value of esoteric autoantibodies. Studies of disease cohorts indicate low frequency (<5%) of antibodies to CENP-F, PCNA, NuMA, HsEG5, GW bodies, Golgi, early endosomes (EEA-1), PML bodies, coiled bodies But- Studies of serological cohorts of positive sera show a high frequency of certain autoimmune syndromes e.g.: Antibodies to PCNA, NuMA, HsEg5, GW, Golgi, EEA-1 indicate presence of SLE or SjS PML antibodies indicate PBC in 35% of cases! Anti-CENP-F indicates malignancies in 50-80% of cases! Antibodies to Golgi, GW bodies, early endosomes indicate autoimmune neurological disease in a high percentage of cases.

Conclusions. Until further the IIF HEp-2 cell screen technique is the gold standard for detection of non-organ specific autoantibodies. Carefull cut-off setting for pos. ANA is crucial for diagnostic use and for further work-up. No pos. reaction can á priori be dis-regarded as meaningless for the clinic. Large studies needed. A neg. reaction on one HEp-2 cell substrate can be found to be pos. using another substrate. Discuss with the lab. what should be reported to the clinic.

Conclusions. Discuss with the lab. whether comments should be added on reports of pos. results. False pos. and false neg. have never been defined and agreed upon by consensus. The same mono-specific serum may give rise to more than one IIF pattern using different HEp-2 cell subtrates. The use of an agreed HEp-2 IIF atlas for pattern classification is strongly advised. Free for use is www.percepton.com/wisecase/ Look at download/documents/atlas

Clinical and serological evaluation of of a novel CENP-A peptide based ELISA Receiver operating characteristics analysis. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) analysis was performed using the data derived from all centres. Cut-off value of 1.5 RU is indicated by the arrows. ROC curve is shown in a) and ROC decision plot is shown in b) for the sensitivity and specificity. Receiver operating characteristics analysis. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) analysis was performed using the data derived from all centres. Cut-off value of 1.5 RU is indicated by the arrows. ROC curve is shown in a) and ROC decision plot is shown in b) for the sensitivity and specificity. Mahler M et al. AR+T 2009

ROC plot and ROC decision plot. Example: anti-cenp-a ELISA Mahler M et al. AR+T 2010.