Autor: |
H J, Gröne, C, Weber, K S, Weber, E F, Gröne, C M, Klier, T N, Wells, A E, Proudfoot, D, Schlöndorff, P J, Nelson |
Jazyk: |
němčina |
Rok vydání: |
2000 |
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Zdroj: |
Verhandlungen der Deutschen Gesellschaft fur Pathologie. 83 |
ISSN: |
0070-4113 |
Popis: |
Chemokines contribute to the mononuclear cell infiltrate in vessels and interstitium which is characteristic of renal transplant rejection. By employing the chemokine receptor blocker Met-RANTES it was shown that recruitment of inflammatory cells into renal allografts could be significantly suppressed. In a renal transplant model (Fisher RT1(1v1) rat kidney into Lewis RT1(1) rat) Met-RANTES-treated animals showed a significant reduction in vascular injury score (16.10 +/- 5.20 vs. 62.67 +/- 18.64) and tubular damage score (15.70 +/- 5.22 vs. 33.00 +/- 6.44) relative to untreated animals. In a severe rejection model (Brown-Norway RT1n rat kidney into Lewis RT1(1) rat), Met-RANTES significantly augmented low-dose cyclosporin A treatment to reduce all aspects of renal injury including interstitial inflammation (score 71.00 +/- 6.10 vs. 157.30 +/- 21.30). In a monocyte attachment assay on microvascular endothelium under physiological flow conditions exposure of microvascular endothelium to RANTES resulted in RANTES immobilization and RANTES-induced firm adhesion of monocytes only after prestimulation of the endothelium with IL-1 beta. Met-RANTES completely inhibited this RANTES-mediated arrest. Thus, Met-RANTES can reduce acute rejection by impeding leukocyte arrest to inflamed endothelium. |
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