ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG

As assessed by decreased response of ConA-induced blasts to IL-2, a staphylococcal protein A was shown to extract IL-2 from cultural medium after its preincubation with IgG, but it did not bind pure IL-2. Normal human immunoglobulin inhibits reaction of DTH effectors to Listeria antigen, which is al...

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Autores principales: S. M. Sobolev, T. N. Nikolaeva, E. A. Grigorjeva, A. V. Pronin
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:68963ec2ee064950a8ad33e12da6f61c2021-11-18T08:03:37ZROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG1563-06252313-741X10.15789/1563-0625-2010-1-2-13-20https://doaj.org/article/68963ec2ee064950a8ad33e12da6f61c2014-07-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mimmun.ru/mimmun/article/view/33https://doaj.org/toc/1563-0625https://doaj.org/toc/2313-741XAs assessed by decreased response of ConA-induced blasts to IL-2, a staphylococcal protein A was shown to extract IL-2 from cultural medium after its preincubation with IgG, but it did not bind pure IL-2. Normal human immunoglobulin inhibits reaction of DTH effectors to Listeria antigen, which is also IL-2-dependent. An immunomodulating drug Phosprenyl (sodium polyprenylphosphate) abolishes the inhibitory ffect of immunoglobulin. Since Phosprenyl (as shown earlier) interacts with alpha-chain of rIL-2 and blocks IL-2 activity, the two drugs are in competitive relations. The latter may be explained by identities in prostetic carbohydrate groups of the both glycoproteins (CD25 and immunoglobulin), whereas Phosprenyl and IL-2 would behave like as lectins. These results characterize local conditions and mechanisms of immune regulation under tissue domination of gamma-globulin or antibodies of a given isotype. IgG binds with IL-2, reacting not with an active center but with effector region of IgG molecule, thus blocking IL-2 activity. Since a similar effect is observed under in vivo conditions (in a DTH model), the phenomenon revealed may explein inhibition of immune response after passive injection of antibodies, as well as a feed-back relationship between humoral and cellular immunity. Inhibition of IL-2 biological activity after its interaction with IgG and immune complexes may be considered as a universal mechanism of immune regulation performed by a feedback regulation, which may be influenced by means of Phosprenyl-like immunomodulators. In some infections, malignant growth etc., such mechanism may be of utmost pathogenetic significance. Moreover, such a mechanism cannot be also excluded in some physiological immunogenetic interactions, e.g., in feto-maternal system, where it could promote a positive selection for individuals with broader MHC repertoire, which would be necessary for development of individual and population-based resistance to infectionsS. M. SobolevT. N. NikolaevaE. A. GrigorjevaA. V. ProninSPb RAACIarticleil-2iggpolyprenolsimmunoregulationImmunologic diseases. AllergyRC581-607RUMedicinskaâ Immunologiâ, Vol 12, Iss 1-2, Pp 13-20 (2014)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language RU
topic il-2
igg
polyprenols
immunoregulation
Immunologic diseases. Allergy
RC581-607
spellingShingle il-2
igg
polyprenols
immunoregulation
Immunologic diseases. Allergy
RC581-607
S. M. Sobolev
T. N. Nikolaeva
E. A. Grigorjeva
A. V. Pronin
ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG
description As assessed by decreased response of ConA-induced blasts to IL-2, a staphylococcal protein A was shown to extract IL-2 from cultural medium after its preincubation with IgG, but it did not bind pure IL-2. Normal human immunoglobulin inhibits reaction of DTH effectors to Listeria antigen, which is also IL-2-dependent. An immunomodulating drug Phosprenyl (sodium polyprenylphosphate) abolishes the inhibitory ffect of immunoglobulin. Since Phosprenyl (as shown earlier) interacts with alpha-chain of rIL-2 and blocks IL-2 activity, the two drugs are in competitive relations. The latter may be explained by identities in prostetic carbohydrate groups of the both glycoproteins (CD25 and immunoglobulin), whereas Phosprenyl and IL-2 would behave like as lectins. These results characterize local conditions and mechanisms of immune regulation under tissue domination of gamma-globulin or antibodies of a given isotype. IgG binds with IL-2, reacting not with an active center but with effector region of IgG molecule, thus blocking IL-2 activity. Since a similar effect is observed under in vivo conditions (in a DTH model), the phenomenon revealed may explein inhibition of immune response after passive injection of antibodies, as well as a feed-back relationship between humoral and cellular immunity. Inhibition of IL-2 biological activity after its interaction with IgG and immune complexes may be considered as a universal mechanism of immune regulation performed by a feedback regulation, which may be influenced by means of Phosprenyl-like immunomodulators. In some infections, malignant growth etc., such mechanism may be of utmost pathogenetic significance. Moreover, such a mechanism cannot be also excluded in some physiological immunogenetic interactions, e.g., in feto-maternal system, where it could promote a positive selection for individuals with broader MHC repertoire, which would be necessary for development of individual and population-based resistance to infections
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author S. M. Sobolev
T. N. Nikolaeva
E. A. Grigorjeva
A. V. Pronin
author_facet S. M. Sobolev
T. N. Nikolaeva
E. A. Grigorjeva
A. V. Pronin
author_sort S. M. Sobolev
title ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG
title_short ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG
title_full ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG
title_fullStr ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG
title_full_unstemmed ROLE OF LECTIN-SUBSTRANCE RECOGNITION IN IMMUNOREGULATORY INTERACTION BETWEEN INTERLEUKIN-2 IGG
title_sort role of lectin-substrance recognition in immunoregulatory interaction between interleukin-2 igg
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