Analysis of vascular Galectin-9 as an immunomodulator of B-cell activity
血管 Galectin-9 作为 B 细胞活性免疫调节剂的分析
基本信息
- 批准号:9807300
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 17.97万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-08-15 至 2021-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
PROJECT ABSTRACT
Development of effective antibody (Ab) responses is critically dependent on the recruitment of naïve B cells
into secondary lymphoid organs and, upon antigen activation, their coordinated differentiation into germinal
center (GC) B cells to memory B cells and Ab-producing plasma cells. Knowing which mechanistic factors
control B cell subset transition with the therapeutic goal of Ab-boosting or -attenuating activity, however, is still
poorly understood. Exciting new published data from our laboratory highlight striking differences in the
glycomic signatures of human naïve, GC and memory B cell subsets featured by either i-linear or I-branched
poly-N-acetyllactosamines (poly-LacNAcs). Whereas GC B cells express mainly I-branched poly-LacNAcs,
naïve/memory B cells display principally i-linear poly-LacNAcs, which enable robust binding to immuno-
modulator, galectin (Gal)-9. Gal-9-binding causes downstream inhibition of cell proliferation, activation and
signaling related to BCR-engagement while, interestingly, evoking a pro-survival activity. Given the selective
Gal-9-binding to naive/memory B cells, we speculate that Gal-9 serves as a physiologic “tuner” of peripheral B
cell activation and B cell reactivity. Other key data on the distribution of Gal-9 in “reactive” lymph node (LN)-
like tonsil tissue reveal that, while naïve B cells express endogenous Gal-9, Gal-9 expression is strongest on
high endothelial venules (HEV). Since HEVs initiate adhesive contact with circulating naïve/memory B cells
and are densely packed in the cortex adjacent to B cell follicles, HEVs are strategically poised to elicit Gal-9-
dependent adhesion/regulation. The spatial, cellular and functional control of Gal-9 on B cells in lymphoid
organs is still unknown and a major gap in the field of galectin immunology. Our guiding hypothesis is that Gal-
9 on HEV can bind circulating naïve/memory B cells and help recruit them into LNs as well as transmit
regulatory signals as B cells traverse the endothelium and enter B cell follicles. In this exploratory proposal,
we will examine the function of human endothelial cell (EC)-derived Gal-9 on human naïve B cell adhesion and
immunoregulation and will assay for B cell homing to peripheral LNs in the presence/absence of Gal-9. The
Specific Aims are: 1.) To study Gal-9-dependent vascular EC – B cell adhesive interactions and 2.) To
analyze immunoregulatory effects of Gal-9 expressed by cytokine-activated human ECs on human
naïve B cells. We will employ our unique experience and innovative primary human cell models, adhesion
assays, mutant mice, gene editing methods to study whether Gal-9 on ECs supports naïve B cell adhesion,
LN-homing as well as trigger immunoregulatory activity. These exploratory studies directly challenge current
dogma that galectins largely function as immunoregulators, offering an alternative role for Gal-9 in facilitating B
cell-EC adhesion, LN-homing and in situ peripheral control of B cell activity. Importantly, our findings will
reveal novel targets for modulating B cell immunity and provide necessary data for a grant larger in scope.
项目摘要
有效抗体(AB)反应的发展取决于幼稚B细胞的募集
进入次级淋巴机构,并在抗原激活后将其协调分化为生发
中心(GC)B细胞到记忆B细胞和产生AB的浆细胞。知道哪些机械因素
但是,控制B细胞子集的过渡具有促进或促进活动的治疗目标
理解不佳。令人兴奋的来自我们实验室的新发布的数据突出显示了
人类幼稚,GC和记忆B细胞子集的胶囊签名由i-linear或i分支
聚-N-乙酰甲胺(Poly-Lacnacs)。而GC B细胞主要表达I-Cranch的聚lacnacs,但
幼稚/记忆B细胞主要显示I线性聚lacnacs,这可以与免疫结合强大的结合
调节剂,半乳糖素(GAL)-9。 GAL-9结合引起下游抑制细胞增殖,激活和
有趣的是,与BCR的参与有关,有趣的是,引起了亲寿命活动的唤起。给定选择性
GAL-9结合到天真/记忆B细胞,我们推测GAL-9充当周围B的生理“调谐器”
细胞激活和B细胞反应性。关于“反应性”淋巴结(LN)中GAL-9分布的其他关键数据 -
像扁桃体组织一样,虽然幼稚的B细胞表达内源性Gal-9,但GAL-9表达在
高内皮静脉(HEV)。由于HEV启动与循环幼稚/记忆B细胞的粘合剂接触
并被荒漠地包装在与B细胞二元相邻的皮质中,HEV在战略上被毒化以引起Gal-9--
依赖性的依从性/调节。淋巴样B细胞上GAL-9的空间,细胞和功能控制
器官仍然是未知的,并且是乳肠蛋白免疫学领域的主要差距。我们的指导假设是gal-
9在HEV上可以结合循环的幼稚/记忆B细胞,并有助于将其募集到LN中并发射
当B细胞横穿内皮并进入B细胞时,调节信号有效。在此探索性建议中
我们将检查人内皮细胞(EC)衍生的GAL-9对人幼稚B细胞粘附和
免疫调节,并将在存在/不存在GAL-9的情况下测定B细胞归巢对周围LN。这
具体目的是:1。)研究依赖GAL-9依赖性血管EC - B细胞粘合剂相互作用,并且2.)
分析细胞因子激活的人EC表达的GAL-9的免疫调节作用对人
幼稚的B细胞。我们将采用我们独特的经验和创新的原代人细胞模型,粘合剂
测定,突变小鼠,基因编辑方法,用于研究ECS上的Gal-9是否支持幼稚的B细胞粘附,
LN-HOMing以及触发免疫调节活性。这些探索性研究直接挑战了当前
甲状腺素主要充当免疫调节剂的教条,为促进B提供了替代作用
细胞-EC粘附,LN植入和B细胞活性的原位外周控制。重要的是,我们的发现将
揭示了调节B细胞免疫力的新颖目标,并为范围较大的赠款提供必要的数据。
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