MAMMARY IMMUNE SYSTEM Lactation Biology Animal Science 337 Leo Timms Iowa State University.

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MAMMARY IMMUNE SYSTEM Lactation Biology Animal Science 337 Leo Timms Iowa State University

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE UDDER

Mammary Defense Mechanisms skin Teat Shape * * heritable Teat * placement

* * * heritable

The Mammary Gland Streak Canal Keratin epithelial cells, fatty acids & cationic proteins

The Mammary Gland Furstenburg’s Rosette Leukocyte Influx to Teat Cistern

MAMMARY GLAND IMMUNE SYSTEM Depends on mammary gland status Lactating vs. Dry (involuted) Normal (uninfected) vs. inflamed

NORMAL LACTATING GLAND (milk) Cellular: < 100,000 cells/ml (WBC or SCC) MǾ: 60-80% PMN: 10-30% Lymphocytes: ~ 10 % (T and B) (some local Ig synthesis) Humoral: Low levels of Ig, complement, lactoferrin

INFECTED LACTATING GLAND (milk) Cellular: > 200,000 cells/ml (WBC or SCC) MǾ: % PMN: % Lymphocytes: ~ 10 % (T and B) (some local Ig synthesis) Humoral: Higher levels of Ig, complement, lactoferrin

NORMAL DRY GLAND Cellular: Day in dry period. 50 d dry cells/ml 10 6 >10 6 >10 6 Cell type MǾ PMN PMN/ MǾ Lym/ MǾ MǾ Humoral: Lactoferrin high Complement low Ig: increase through dry period (colostrum) DILUTION? SUSCEPTIBILITY?

Natural Teat Sealing

‘Open’ teats observed using the same method in NZ and Canada

Results Quarter Closure: Variable between herds

Results Hazard Ratio = 0.56 P < 0.01

> 20% of heifer teats are open prior to calving!!!

#’s or levels don’t tell whole story 1. Poor Ig transport across blood-milk membrane selective: colostrum (specific!) Non specific: leakage (not specific for Ag) Immunize: IM, IP, IMM (local vs. systemic Ig)

#’s or levels don’t tell whole story 1. Cells in milk poorer than blood Lack of energy (glucose) Lose 40% of granules crossing membrane Cells phagocytize fat and protein

CAN SCC GET TOO LOW?