Immunological alterations in mice irradiated with low doses

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Immunological alterations in mice irradiated with low doses "Frédéric Joliot-Curie" National Research Institute for Radiobiology and Radiohygiene, Budapest, Hungary

The structure of the immune system INNATE IMMUNITY ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY granulocyte DC B-cell humoral immune response NK cell T-cell CD4 + T-cell cellular immune response macrophage mast cell CD8 + T-cell Hours Days 0 6 12 1 3 5 10

Interrelation between innate and adaptiv immune response Dendritic cells (DC) Professional antigen presenting cells Main roles: antigen uptake and presentation to T cells CD4 + (helper) T-cell (Th) Responsible for cellular immune response (secretion of cytokines and inflammatory factors) CD8 + (citotoxic) T-cells (Tc) Responsible for cellular immune response (removal of virus infected and malignant cells) clonal proliferation of cells CD4 + CD25 + (regulatory) T-cells (Treg) Responsible for the regulation of cellular immune response Main roles: inhibition of the proliferation of CD4 + and CD8 + T-cells, inhibition of DC maturation, establishment of immune tolerance

Objectives: - quantitative parameters of main lymphocyte subpopulations in the spleen (changes in relative cell number, apoptosis frequency) - cytokine expression of murine splenocyes - quantitative and functional alterations in regulatory T cells (Treg)

1. Quantitative alterations in the lymphocyte subpopulations Experimental outline: - Total body irradiation of mice - Isolation of total splenocytes at different time points after irradiation: 1, 3, 7 days. - Identifying the different splenocyte subpopulations by fluorescently labelled antibodies directed against specific phenotypic markers - Determining the proportion of these cells in the spleen by FACS

2. Apoptotic frequency of lymphocyte subpopulations Experimental outline: - Total body irradiation of mice - Isolation of total splenocytes four hours after irradiation - Immuno-phenotyping of the splenocyte subpopulations - Determining the apoptotic fraction of each splenocyte subpopulation by the TUNEL assay

3. Changes in cytokine expression of irradiated total splenocytes Experimental outline: - Total body irradiation of mice - Isolation of total splenocytes at different time points after irradiation: 4 hours, 1 and 3 days. - RNA isolation - Determination of cytokine expression by realtime RT-PCR

Irradiation induced functional alterations in Treg cells Dendritic cells are potent antigen-presenting cells (APC) with the ability to activate or suppress T cells T reg cells are CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ T cells, suppress activation of the immune system Splenic DC-s are mainly CD11c+ and MHCII+

Treg cells the main regulators of the immune system - transplantation tolerance - immune tolerance during pregnancy - suppression of autoimmune reactions BUT - suppression of antitumor immune activation

Numerical changes in splenic Treg cells after irradiation Radiation-induced time-dependent alterations in splenocyte cell numbers Days after irradiation Total spleen cells CD4+ splenocytes CD4+Foxp3+CD25+ Treg cells control 125.32 (±26.06) 22.21 (±4.91) 1.93 (±0.53) 1 29.55 (±3.27) 5.7 (±0.62) 0.66 (±0.12) 3 23.28 (±2.57)* 4.85 (±1.04) 0.64 (±0.16) 7 33.17 (±9.49)* 7.15 (±1.96)* 0.97 (±0.37)*

Radiation induced enrichment the fraction of splenic Tregs in Possible mechanisms: - decreased apoptosis - increased proliferation - increased conversion of peripheric CD4+Foxp3- cells into Foxp3+ - increased thymic de novo production of Tregs

Apoptosis in CD4+ cells

Proliferation kinetics of CD4+ cells

Conversion of CD4+ effector T cells into Foxp3+ Tregs

Radiation induced enrichment in the fraction of splenic Tregs Possible mechanisms: - decreased apoptosis - increased proliferation - increased conversion of peripheric CD4+Foxp3- cells into Foxp3+? - increased thymic output of Tregs

Influence of radiation on the suppressive capacity of Tregs effector T cell suppression DC suppression reduced suppressive capacity

Tregs: - radioresistant lymphocyte subpopulation - functionally compromised by irradiation

Collaborators: Enikő Noémi Bogdándi Andrea Balogh Eszter Persa Anett Benedek Tünde Szatmári Géza Sáfrány

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