Monocyte-Derived Dc Primed With Tlr Agonists Secrete Il-12p70 In A Cd40-Dependent Manner Under Hyperthermic Conditions
JOURNAL OF IMMUNOTHERAPY(2006)
摘要
Fever is an evolutionarily conserved mechanism to improve survival during infection. Previous studies have shown that feverlike temperatures directly enhance the function of murine bone marrow-derived dendritic cells (DCs). In the present study, we examined the response of human monocyte-derived DC to 39.5 degrees C hyperthermia. When primed with toll-like receptor agonists or bacterial extract but not proinflammatory cytokines, hyperthermia specifically enhanced secretion of interleukin (IL)-12p70 by DC, without altering the secretion of IL-10, tumor necrosis factor a or IL-1 beta. These DC induced significantly higher levels of T-cell proliferation and interferon gamma production in assays of antigen presentation and MLR. Endogenous heat-sock protein 70 colocalized with CD40 in DC exposed to hyperthermic conditions. Recombinant CD40Fc fusion protein blocked the increase in IL-12p70 secretion by DC primed with bacterial extract and hyperthermia. Thus, DC primed with toll-like receptor-agonists respond to hyperthermia with increased IL-12p70 secretion, mediated by heat-shock protein binding and activation of CD40. The data have important applications for clinical immunotherapy and the mechanism of fever.
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human dendritic cells,hyperthermia,IL-12,CD40
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