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Cytokines


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Cytokines and t heir role in health and disease Moderator :Dr Vidya Pai

Chemical substances which serve as messengers. Mediating interaction and communication between various cells of immune system. Greek word ( cyto -cell, kines -movement). 200 different human cytokines have been identified . Cytokines

Modulate the balance between humoral and cell mediated immune response. Induce inflammatory response. Regulate hematopoiesis. Differentiate and induce wound healing. Regulate certain cell proliferation, maturation, growth and responsiveness. Functions of cytokines

NAME MEMBERS Interleukin 1 family IL-1 α , IL-1 β , IL-Ra , IL-18, IL-33 Hematopoetin family (class I cytokines) IL2, IL3, IL4, IL5, IL6, IL7, IL12, IL13,IL15, IL21, GM-CSF, G-CSF Interferon family(class II cytokines) IFN α , IFN β , INF γ , IL10, IL19, IL20, IL22, IL24 Tumor necrosis family TNF α , TNF β , CD40L, Fas, BAFF Interleukin 17 family IL17 A, B, C, D, E, F Chemokines IL-8, CCL19, CCL21, CCL2, CCL3 Six major cytokine families

Stable polypeptide that retains its activity at high temperature. Stimulated by-Toxins, antigen, injury, inflammation. Inhibited by - C yclosporin A, corticosteroids, PGs. Stimulates IL-2 production from T cells. B cell proliferation and Ab synthesis. Neutrophil chemotaxis and phagocytosis. Most important endogenous pyrogen. IL-1

T cell growth factor. Induces proliferation of activated T H, T c , Nk cells. Converts null cells(large granular lymphocytes) –Lymphokine activated killer(LAK) cells –Tumor cell destruction . IL-2

Interferon family

Activates resting macrophages into activated macrophages. Activates B cells to produce IgG. Promote inflammation of delayed type of hypersensitivity. Inhibit T H 2 cell proliferation. IFN - γ

Tumor necrosis family TNF- α and TNF- β Tumor cells-promote vascular thrombosis and tumor necrosis. Inflammatory cells-induce cytokine secretion. Induce lipolysis ( causes extensive weight loss associated with chronic inflammation). Antiviral and antiparasitic activity

IL-17 family

Role of cytokines in diseases

IFN - γ activates the resting macrophages into activated macrophages. Capable of killing and digesting tubercle bacilli. Defective IFN- γ can lead to mycobacterial infection. Tuberculosis

Pro-inflammatory cytokines - TNF- α , IL-1, IL-17. S timulates inflammation and degradation of bone and cartilage. Imbalance between pro and antiinflammatory cytokines –multisystem immune complications . Rheumatoid arthritis

Abnormalities in production of cytokines and receptors can leads to cancers . IL-6 can cause-multiple myeloma (B cell proliferation) and cervical and bladder cancer. Multiple myeloma, cervical and bladder cancer

Caused Trypanosoma cruzi . Inhibit IL2 α receptors Blocking IL2 action Inhibition of T H 1 activity and immunosuppression . Chagas disease

Toxic shock syndrome

Mechanism of fever by IL1 and TNF

Cytokines Disease IL 17 Glomerulonephritis IL1, IL6, IL 18, TNF α Diabetic nephropathy IL6, IFN γ Multiple sclerosis IL 1 α , IL1 β Alzheimers disease IL17, 1L 22 Psoriasis

A severe immune reaction in which the body releases too many cytokines into the blood too quickly. Sudden release in larger quantities leads to multiorgan failure and death. Cytokine storm ( Hypercytokinemia )

AGENT Nature of agent Clinical application Enbrel Chimeric TNF receptor Rheumatoid arthritis Humira Monoclonal Ab against TNF α receptor RA Crohns disease Roferon IFN α -2a Hepatitis B Hairy cell leukemia Kaposi sarcoma Intron IFN α -2b Hepatitis C Melanoma Betaseron IFN β -1b Multiple Sclerosis Avonex IFN β -1a Multiple Sclerosis Cytokine based therapies in clinical use

Agent Nature of agent Clinical application Actimmune IFN γ -1b CGD Osteopetrosis Neupogen G-CSF Stimulates the production of neutrophils . Reduction of infection in cancer patients treated with chemotherapy . Leukine GM-CSF Stimulates the production of myeloid cells after BM transplantation Neumega or neulasta IL11 Stimulates the production of platelets. Espogen Erythropoietin Stimulates blood cell production

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