LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN

Production kinetics and some functional properties of long-lived marrow plasma cells were studied in mice immunized with T-independent type 2 antigens. Alpha (1→3) dextran was used as an antigen for immunization. The mice were immunized by dextran, and the numbers of IgM antibody producing cells wer...

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Autores principales: I. N. Chernyshova, M. V. Gavrilova, L. V. Komarova, E. V. Sidorova
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:106fe8b4a82e41c1a1d6b525fd33d7fd2021-11-18T08:03:44ZLONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN1563-06252313-741X10.15789/1563-0625-2015-2-127-134https://doaj.org/article/106fe8b4a82e41c1a1d6b525fd33d7fd2015-04-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mimmun.ru/mimmun/article/view/830https://doaj.org/toc/1563-0625https://doaj.org/toc/2313-741XProduction kinetics and some functional properties of long-lived marrow plasma cells were studied in mice immunized with T-independent type 2 antigens. Alpha (1→3) dextran was used as an antigen for immunization. The mice were immunized by dextran, and the numbers of IgM antibody producing cells were determined by ELISPOT method. The cell phenotype was determined by cytofluorimetric technique. In the area of normal bone marrow lymphocytes ~4% of T and ~85% of B cells were detected. About 35% of the cells expressed a plasmocyte marker (CD138); 3% were CD138+IgM+, and about 6% of the lymphocytes were double-positive for CD138+IgA+. Among spleen lymphocytes, 50% of T and 47% of B cells were detected. About 1.5% lymphocytes were CD138+, and 0.5% were positive for CD138 and IgM. Time kinetics of antibody-producing cells in bone marrow and spleen was different. In spleen populations, the peak amounts of antibody-secreting cells have been shown on the day 4; the process abated by the day 28. Vice versa, the numbers of the antibody-producing cells in bone marrow started to increase on the day 4. The process reached its maximum on day 14, and after 28th day became stationary. The in vitro experiments have shown that supplementation of bone marrow cells from immune mice with dextran did not influence their functional activity. It was previously shown for cells responding to T-dependent antigens only. A specific marker for the long-lived plasma cells is still unknown. However, these cells possess a common CD138 marker specific for all plasma cells. A method for isolation of bone marrow CD138+ cells was developed. The CD138+ cells were of 87-97% purity, being enriched in long-lived bone marrow cells, and produced monospecific antibodies.I. N. ChernyshovaM. V. GavrilovaL. V. KomarovaE. V. SidorovaSPb RAACIarticlet-independent type 2 antigensalpha (1→3) dextranbone marrowcd138+ plasma cellslong-lived plasmocytesantibody-producing cellsImmunologic diseases. AllergyRC581-607RUMedicinskaâ Immunologiâ, Vol 17, Iss 2, Pp 127-134 (2015)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language RU
topic t-independent type 2 antigens
alpha (1→3) dextran
bone marrow
cd138+ plasma cells
long-lived plasmocytes
antibody-producing cells
Immunologic diseases. Allergy
RC581-607
spellingShingle t-independent type 2 antigens
alpha (1→3) dextran
bone marrow
cd138+ plasma cells
long-lived plasmocytes
antibody-producing cells
Immunologic diseases. Allergy
RC581-607
I. N. Chernyshova
M. V. Gavrilova
L. V. Komarova
E. V. Sidorova
LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN
description Production kinetics and some functional properties of long-lived marrow plasma cells were studied in mice immunized with T-independent type 2 antigens. Alpha (1→3) dextran was used as an antigen for immunization. The mice were immunized by dextran, and the numbers of IgM antibody producing cells were determined by ELISPOT method. The cell phenotype was determined by cytofluorimetric technique. In the area of normal bone marrow lymphocytes ~4% of T and ~85% of B cells were detected. About 35% of the cells expressed a plasmocyte marker (CD138); 3% were CD138+IgM+, and about 6% of the lymphocytes were double-positive for CD138+IgA+. Among spleen lymphocytes, 50% of T and 47% of B cells were detected. About 1.5% lymphocytes were CD138+, and 0.5% were positive for CD138 and IgM. Time kinetics of antibody-producing cells in bone marrow and spleen was different. In spleen populations, the peak amounts of antibody-secreting cells have been shown on the day 4; the process abated by the day 28. Vice versa, the numbers of the antibody-producing cells in bone marrow started to increase on the day 4. The process reached its maximum on day 14, and after 28th day became stationary. The in vitro experiments have shown that supplementation of bone marrow cells from immune mice with dextran did not influence their functional activity. It was previously shown for cells responding to T-dependent antigens only. A specific marker for the long-lived plasma cells is still unknown. However, these cells possess a common CD138 marker specific for all plasma cells. A method for isolation of bone marrow CD138+ cells was developed. The CD138+ cells were of 87-97% purity, being enriched in long-lived bone marrow cells, and produced monospecific antibodies.
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author I. N. Chernyshova
M. V. Gavrilova
L. V. Komarova
E. V. Sidorova
author_facet I. N. Chernyshova
M. V. Gavrilova
L. V. Komarova
E. V. Sidorova
author_sort I. N. Chernyshova
title LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN
title_short LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN
title_full LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN
title_fullStr LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN
title_full_unstemmed LONG-LIVED BONE MARROW PLASMA CELLS DURING IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ALPHA (1→3) DEXTRAN
title_sort long-lived bone marrow plasma cells during immune response to alpha (1→3) dextran
publisher SPb RAACI
publishDate 2015
url https://doaj.org/article/106fe8b4a82e41c1a1d6b525fd33d7fd
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