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CYTOKINES Cytokines Lymphokines Monokines Interleukins Chemokines Growth Factors Tumor necrosis factors Hormones
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Proliferation Differentiation Secretion (cytokines, antibodies)
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(Juxtacrine)
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Detection of cytokines: 1.Cytokine-specific cell proliferation (T H cell line dependent on Il-2) 2.ELISA 3.FACS – cytokines (intracellularly acting antibodies) 4.FACS – cytokine receptors 5.Elispot assay. 6.qRT-PCR
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Cytokine-specific cell proliferation.
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Capture ELISA
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Elispot assay
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Principal producers of cytokines: - T H cells - macrophages - dendritic cells. Activated T H cell
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Nature 2007 October 18, 449 p 823
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Processing of Il-1a. Il-1a is cleaved intracellularly by Ca-dependent calpain Cleavage exposes a nuclear localization signal and the active product enters the nucleus where it functions as a transcription factor. The intact protein functions as a DAMP molecule and when freed from the cytoplasm binds to and activates the IL-1R receptor.
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TGF -activated kinase
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TRAF6: TNF associated factor IRAK: Il-1 R activated Kinase TAK1: TGFb Activated Kinase 1.
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Alpha helix bundle with helices pointing in opposite direction. Don’t confuse with anti- parallel beta-pleated sheet structure.
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Interleukin 2
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REDUNDANCY:(1) Stimulate hematopoietic stem cells, progenitors (2) Activate monocytes (3) Induce megakaryocyte differentiation (4) Eosinophil proliferation (5) Basophil degranulation
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Il-3 receptor GM-CSF receptor Antagonism between IL3R and GM-CSF R
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Leukemia- inhibitory factor Oncostatin M Ciliary Neurotrophic Factor Acute-phase proteins liver Differentiation macrophages Neuronal development Megakaryocyte maturation, platelet production
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X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency (XSCID): IL-2R deficiency
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TAC CD25
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IL-10 IN
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SOCS: Suppressors of Cytokine Signalling SHP-1: Scr homology domain 2-containing phosphatase PIAS: Protein Inhibitor of Activated STAT
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=CD70 binds to CD27 of activated T and B cells. L =CD95L or CD178 of CTL =CD153 binds to CD70 of T cells.
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tBid = truncated Bid
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Nature 2007n July 26, 448 p417 IL-23 is related to the Th-stimulating IL-12.
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Phosphorylation of tristetraprolin
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Chemokines (and their receptors): 1.CCL#ex. CCL11 (eotaxin), CCL5 (RANTES), CCL3 (MIP-1 ) 2.CXCL#ex. CXCL8 (interleukin 8) 3.CX 3 CL1 (fractalkine-transmembrane chemotaxin) 4.XCL1 (lymphotactin)
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Cytokine antagonists: 1)Il-1R antagonist 2)Cytokine antagonists derived from cleavage of the cytokine receptor. 3)Viruses exploit cytokine activity: a)EBV (viral IL-10, inducer of IL-1Ra) b)Poxviruses: soluble Il-1 and TNFa binding proteins. c)Cowpox: Crm: cytokine response modifier inhibits caspase 1.
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Cytokine-related Diseases: 1.Septic shock: macrophages – Il-1, TNFa 2.Toxic Shock syndrome: TH cells INFg macrophage activation: Il-1 and TNFa 3.Cytokine storm in infection 4.Cytokines in myeloid and lymphoid cancers. 5.Cytokines and metabolic syndrome
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Jim Henson died in 1990 at age 54 from streptococcal TSSD.
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Streptococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome
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Metabolcs Syndrome/Type 2 Diabetes = decreased insulin response of cells [Glucose] Reactive Glucose (glyoxals) Impaired peripheral circulation Plaque buildup Heart disease Hypertrophic visceral fat/ adipocytes TNFa IL-6
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