Ekaterina Miltiadovna Aleksanova and Victor Alekseevich Aksenenko. Stavropol State Medical University, Mira street, 310, Stavropol, , Russia

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World Journal of Medical Sciences 10 (3): 326-331, 2014 ISSN 1817-3055 IDOSI Publications, 2014 DOI: 10.582/idosi.wjms.2014.10.3.1141 The Peculiarities of Local Immunity, the Level of Cytokines and Growth Factors in Endometrioid Ovarian Cysts Depending on the Presence or Absence of Undifferentiated Dysplasia of Connective Tissues Ekaterina Miltiadovna Aleksanova and Victor Alekseevich Aksenenko Stavropol State Medical University, Mira street, 310, Stavropol, 355017, Russia Abstract: In the peritoneal microenvironment level, in patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts develop immunological dysfunction, which is characterized by increased activity of macrophages and decreased activity of T-lymphocytes and natural killer cells. Certain changes are exacerbated in patients with both endometrioid ovarian cysts and undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissue, such as a decrease in the number of peritoneal fluid lymphocyte CD4-, CD16-, CD25- lymphocytes and B lymphocytes. In patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts combined with undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues, have increased levels of proinflammatory cytokines which promotes a proangiogenic effect: IL1, TNF, IL6, IL8. In addition, when endometrioid ovarian cysts are concomitant with undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues the level of antitumor cytokine IL2 and IFN are decreased. Similar changes in the cytokine composition of the peritoneal fluid, along with reduction of the number of immunocompetent cells with antitumor cytotoxicity determine the increase of proangiogenic and decrease of antitumor activity. Key words: Endometrioid ovarian cysts Undifferentiated connective tissue dysplasia Immunological dysfunction Cytokines INTRODUCTION The increase in the activity of peritoneal immune competent cells is accompanied by the production of An important role in the onset and progression of factors which have not only cytotoxic effect on tumor endometriosis belongs to the immune system [1-4]. cells, but also which intensify the processes of According to contemporary views, anti-tumoral immunity angiogenesis and stimulate adhesion of the endometrium is a complex immune reactions in close co-operative cells to the peritoneum. interaction between the T and B - lymphocytes, natural Similar immunity disorders are expressed in killers and macrophages, which is regulated by cytokines undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues. In [5-8]. Cytokines are cells of the immune system which consequence, with a combination of these pathologies mediate intercellular interactions. Cytokines form a progression of the process is a possibility. Presently, complex and diverse, but a single system which processes there are numerous articles, about undifferentiated intercellular cooperation, growth and differentiation of dysplasia of connective tissues in the development of lymphoid cells, angiogenesis and neuro-immuno gynecological diseases [14-17]. But information about the endocrine interactions []. peculiarities of changes in immunity as a result of both A special interest is given to the peculiarities of endometrioid ovarian cysts and undifferentiated dysplasia immunity in areas of endometrioid foci -the ovaries and of connective tissues, are very less. peritoneal fluid [10-13]. In the progression period of endometriosis the Objective: To study the peculiarities of local immunity in number of macrophages in the peritoneal fluid increases patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts depending on and the number of CD3, CD4 (T-helper), CD16 (natural the presence or absence of undifferentiated dysplasia of killers) and CD25 (activated T-lymphocytes) cells reduces. connective tissues. Corresponding Author: Aleksanova, Stavropol State Medical University, Mira street, 310, Stavropol, 355017, Russia. 326

MATERIALS AND METHODS medium errors (m), calculation of shares (%), standard error of the proportion (N)); comparison of the The study included 100 women aged 18 to 40 years, qualitative parameters in the groups studied with who were divided into several groups: We study group the help of 2 non-parametrical methods x, Fisher's consisted of 35 patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts, adjusted Yeats; comparison of quantitative indicators who expressed more than 6 identified external phenotypic using the nonparametric criterion Mann-Whitney. traits of undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues, The criterion for statistical validity of the obtained II a comparison group consisted of 35 patients with conclusions was p<0.05, as considered in conventional endometrioid ovarian cysts who expressed 6 or less medicine. identified external phenotypic traits of undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues. The control group RESULTS AND DISCUSSION included 30 women of reproductive age, without undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues or When analyzing the data, it was estimated that in concomitant gynecological pathologies, with two-phase the peritoneal fluid of the main group compared with menstrual cycles, who were admitted for surgical patients without undifferentiated dysplasia of sterilization procedures. connective tissues and healthy women, there was a To externally establish the phenotype a modified significantly greater relative (62,35±1,5 %, 56,58±1,43 % phenotypic map was used, including 63 metric units [18]. and 37,82±of 2.25 % respectively) and absolute All patients went through a clinical and instrumental (1,62±0,13 x10/l, 1,54±1,43 x10/l and 0.61±0,10x10/l, examination, medical and diagnostic laparoscopy. respectively) number of macrophages, while the Diagnosis of endometrioid ovarian cysts were confirmed percentage of lymphocytes (20,5±1,3 %, 24,62±1,10 % histologically. and 43,40±of 1.2 %, respectively) decreased. It should be The immunological study assesses the relative and noted that the decrease in the relative number of absolute number of major subpopulations of immune lymphocytes in the peritoneal fluid of patients with competent cells in the peritoneal fluid (lymphocytes, endometrioid ovarian cysts in the primary group and neutrophils, mononuclear phagocytes, CD3, CD4, CD8, the comparison group, was not accompanied by a CD16, CD1, CD25 lymphocytes), as well as studying the decrease in the absolute number. Which is associated level of IL1, IL2, IL4, IL6, IL8, TNF, IFN in native with the increased total cellularity in the peritoneal fluid peritoneal fluid of patients. (Table 1). Composition of the peritoneal fluid is determined When studying the composition of monoclonal cells by flow cytometry. The first stage was the processing in the peritoneal fluid, statistically there was a significant of cells. Solutions of antibodies conjugated with decrease in the absolute number of CD4-lymphocytes fluorescein isothiocyanateîì (FITC) and phycoerythrin (0,22±0,02 x10/l, 0,28±0,02 x10/l and 0.37±0,02x10/l, (PE) [( Caltag Laboratories, USA) using flow respectively), as well as relative (12,41±0,5 %, 15,6±0,1 cytometer Bio Rad ( Brute-HS, USA)] was added in % and 24,00±2,00 %, respectively) and absolute (0,06±0,01 to eight samples of peritoneal fluid with a volume of x10/l and 0.0±0,01 x10/l and 0.17±0,01x10/l, 100 mkl each. respectively) number CD16 and relative (17,2±1,34 %, The concentration of IL1, IL2, IL4, IL6, IL8, TNF, 22,55±1,43 % and 32,10±3,70 %, respectively) and IFN in the peritoneal fluid was determined by the method absolute (0,10±0,01x10/l to 0.15±0,01x10/l and of enzyme-linked immune sorbent assay (ELISA), on the 0.22±0,03x10/l, respectively) number of CD25 tablet photometer Labsystems iems Reader MF lymphocytes in the peritoneal fluid of patients (Finland) using toolkits Vectorbest (Russia) according endometrioid ovarian cysts and undifferentiated dysplasia to standard methods. of connective tissues compared to the other two groups Statistical data processing was performed on a (Table 2). computer running PENTIUM IV with the use of the The relative and absolute number of CD8- and CD1- program Statistica 6.0 [1]. In accordance with the lymphocytes in patients with prostatic endometrioid purposes and objectives of the study, as well as taking ovarian cysts did not undergo significant changes, into account the specifics of the analyzed variables the regardless of whether they had undifferentiated dysplasia elementary statistics were solved with (mean values (M), of connective tissues or not (Table 2). 327

Table 1: Composition of immune-competent cells in the peritoneal fluid of patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts depending on the presence or absence of undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues ---------------------------------- --------------------------------- --- M±m* Leukocytes x 10 /l 1,60±0,12 2,55±0,15 2,60±0,16 ** P2-3=0,820 Neutrophils, % 14,60±0,75 13,24±0,36 13,42±0,26 P1-2=0,107 P1-3=0,142 P2-3=0,686 Neutrophils, x10 /l 0,23±0,01 0,2±0,03 0,30±0,04 P1-2=0,062 P1-3=0,04 P2-3=0,842 Macrophages, % 37,82±2,25 62,35±1,5 56,58±1,43 P2-3=0,00 Macrophages, x10 /l 0,61±0,10 1,62±0,13 1,54±0,11 P2-3=0,001 lymphocytes, % 43,40±1,2 20,5±1,3 24,62±1,10 P2-3=0,042 lymphocytes, x10 /l 0,6±0,12 0,54±0,04 0,63±0,05 P1-2=0,240 P1-3=0,646 P2-3=0,164 Note * M - mean, m - mean deviation ** - the differences between groups are significant at p<0.05, the Mann-Whitney criterion Table 2: Composition of monoclonal cells in the peritoneal fluid of patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts depending on the presence or absence of undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues. ---------------------------------- --------------------------------- --- CD3, % 72,50±5,50 57,03±1,38 57,16±1,43 ** P1-2=0,008 P1-3=0,00 P2-3=0,48 CD3, x 10 /l 0,50±0,07 0,31±0,02 0,35±0,02 P1-2=0,011 P1-3=0,043 P2-3=0,162 CD4, % 53,00±1,00 41,34±1,00 42,12±1,11 P2-3=0,603 CD4, x 10 /l 0,37±0,02 0,22±0,02 0,28±0,02 P2-3=0,038 CD8, % 25,50±1,50 26,84±1,1 27,7±1,1 P1-2=0,486 P1-3=0,236 P2-3=0,574 CD8, x 10 /l 0,18±0,02 0,14±0,01 0,18±0,01 P1-2=0,078 P1-3=1,000 P2-3=0,078 CD16, % 24,00±2,00 12,41±0,5 15,6±0,1 P2-3=0,015 328

Table 2: Continued ---------------------------------- --------------------------------- --- CD16, x 10 /l 0,17±0,01 0,06±0,01 0,0±0,01 P2-3=0,038 CD1, % 23,00±2,00 21,0±0,86 20,25±0,78 P1-2=0,383 P1-3=0,205 P2-3=0,472 CD1, x 10 /l 0,16±0,04 0,12±0,01 0,13±0,01 P1-2=0,335 P1-3=0,46 P2-3=0,482 CD25, % 32,10±3,70 17,2±1,34 22,55±1,43 P1-3=0,01 P2-3=0,021 CD25, x 10 /l 0,22±0,03 0,10±0,01 0,15±0,01 P1-3=0,030 P2-3=0,001 Note * M - mean, m - mean deviation ** - the differences between groups are significant at p<0.05, the Mann-Whitney criterion Table 3: The levels of cytokines in the peritoneal fluid of patients with endometrioid ovarian cysts depending on the presence or absence of undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues ---------------------------------- --------------------------------- --- M±m* IL1, pg/ml 131,60±7,18 51,40±16,6 475,20±13,30 ** P2-3=0,043 TNF, pg/ml 8,0±1,32 58,2±4,38 46,44±3,61 P2-3=0,041 IFN, pg/ml 121,30±10,80 50,18±4,43 68,60±5,41 P2-3=0,010 IL2, pg/ml 2,70±1,60 18,57±1,16 22,28±1,26 P2-3=0,034 IL4, pg/ml 60,10±5,10 55,4±3,7 65,0±4,15 P1-2=0,515 P1-3=0,381 P2-3=0,081 IL6, pg/ml 44,52±2,75 8,0±6,07 80,33±6,06 P2-3=0,042 IL8, pg/ml 23,30±2,70 274,30±11,82 227,20±1,88 P2-3=0,046 Note * M - mean, m - mean deviation ** - the differences between groups are significant at p<0.05, the Mann-Whitney criterion 32

In the peritoneal fluid of patients with both compared with patients without undifferentiated endometrioid ovarian cysts and undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues. Similar changes in dysplasia of connective tissues compared with cytokine composition of the peritoneal fluid, along those of the comparison group and healthy women, with a reduction in the number of immune-competent cells, had an increased level of IL1 (51,40 ± 16,6 pg /ml, with antitumor cytotoxic effect determines the increase 475,20 ± 13,30 pg /ml and 131,60 ± 7,18 pg / ml, proangiogenic and reduction of antitumor activity, which respectively ), TNF (58,2 ± 4,38 pg/ml, 46,44 ± 3,61 pg may be one of the preconditions for the increase of the /ml and 8,0 ± 1,32 pg /ml respectively ), IL6 (8,0 ± 6.07 frequency of relapses of patients with endometrioid pg/ml, 80,33 ± 6,06 pg /ml and 44,52 ± 2,75 pg /ml, ovarian cysts combined with undifferentiated dysplasia of respectively) and IL8 (274,30 ± 11,82 pg /ml, 227,20 ± 1, 88 connective tissues. The obtained data require further pg / ml and 23,30 ± 2,70 pg /ml respectively ) and a study. reduced level of IL2 (18,57 ± 1,16 pg / ml, 22,28 ± 1,26 pg /ml, 2,70 ± 1.60 pg /ml, respectively) and IFN (50,18 ± REFERENCES 4,43 pg /ml, 68,60 ± 5,41 pg /ml and 121,30 ± 10,80 pg/ml, respectively), and the level of IL4 has no changes 1. Sokolov, D.I., 2005. 1. Study of cytokine profile and (Table 3). angiogenic potential of peritoneal fluid in patients with external genital endometriosis. Volume 140, CONCLUSION Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine (issue 11), pp: 552-555. Summarizing the data obtained, it can be argued that 2. Suhih, G.T., 2004. 2. Features of cytokine production the level of peritoneal microenvironment in patients with by immunocompetent cells of peritoneal fluid endometrioid ovarian cysts develop immunological in women with external genital endometriosis. dysfunctions, such as the increase in activity of Volume 137, Bulletin of Experimental Biology and macrophages and the decrease in the activity of T- Medicine (issue 6), pp: 646-64. lymphocytes and natural killer cells. These changes are 3. Harada, T., 2001. Role of cytokines in endometriosis., compounded in patients endometrioid ovarian cysts Volume 76, Fertility and Sterility (issue 1), pp: 1-10. combined with undifferentiated dysplasia of connective 4. Iwabe, T. and N. Tekarawa, 2002. Role of tissues, as indicated by the decrease in the number of cytokines in endometriosis-associated infertility. CD4-lymphocytes 1.3 times compared with patients Gynecology Obstetrics Investigation, 53(1): 1-25. without undifferentiated dysplasia of connective tissues 5. Vozianov, A.F., 18. Cytokines. Biological and and 1.7 times compared with healthy women, CD16- antitumor properties. Kyiv, pp: 317. lymphocytes - 1.5 and 2.8 times, respectively and CD25 6. Dolgih, V.T., 2003. Immunology. Moscow, pp: 227. lymphocytes - 1.5 and 2.2 times, respectively and increase 7. Roitt, I., 2000. Immunology. Moscow, pp: 52. in the number of macrophages is 2.7 times compared to 8. Smirnov, V.S., 2000. Immunodeficiency. healthy women. St. Petersburg, pp: 568. The changes in the composition of monoclonal cells. Simbirtsev, A.S., 2002. Cytokines-a new system of in the peritoneal fluid of patients with endometrioid regulation of immune function. Cytokines and ovarian cysts combined with undifferentiated dysplasia of Inflammation, 1(1): -17. connective tissues, compared to patients with 10. Adamian, L.V., 2006. Endometriosis. Guide for endometrioid ovarian cysts without undifferentiated Physicians Moscow, pp: 416. dysplasia of connective tissues and healthy women, are 11. Gagne, D., 2003. Blood leukocyte subsets are naturally accompanied by an increase in the level of modulated in patients with endometriosis. proinflammatory cytokines with proangiogenic action: the Fertility and Sterility, 80(1): 43-53. content of IL1 increases in 1.1 and 3. times, 12. Chishima, F., 2000. Peritoneal and peripheral B-1-cell respectively, TNF-a - 1.3 and 7.25 times, respectively, IL6 - populations in patients with endometriosis. 1.2 and 2.2 times, respectively, IL8-1.2 and 11.7 times, Gynecology and Obstetrics, 26(2): 141-14. respectively. In addition, when endometrioid ovarian 13. Szyllo, K., 2003. The involvement of T-lymphocytes cysts are combined with undifferentiated dysplasia of in the pathogenesis of endometriotic tissues connective tissues, reduction of anticancer cytokines in overgrowth in women with endometriosis. native peritoneal fluid is IL2 1.2 times and IFN 1,36 times Mediators of inflammation, 12(3): 131-138. 330

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