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9780716770107

Adhesion Its Role in Inflammatory Disease

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    9780716770107

  • ISBN10:

    0716770105

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1993-09-23
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

Leukocyte adherence to endothelial cells is a critical early step in the onset of inflammatory disease. This monograph provides a unique description of adhesion as it relates to the subsequent event of transendothelial migration of leukocytes. Combining theoretical background and practical knowledge, the book describes the mechanisms of leukocyte adhesion, providing information that could eventually facilitate the clinical treatment of inflammation. There is a special section on soluble mediators that influence the ability of these cells to be activated. The work also extends its detailed description of adhesion as an in vitro phenomenon to the latest studies of in vivo animal models which provide the first significant evidence of adhesion as an essential step in the progression of inflammatory disease. This collection of important advances in the field of cellular adhesion will be of value to graduate students, researchers, and clinicians interested in a complete discussion of leukocyte-endothelial cell adhesion and its role in inflammatory disease.

Table of Contents

Preface
Integrin-Immunoglobulin Superfamily Interactions in Endothelial-Leukocyte Adhesionp. 1
ICAM/LFA-1 Interactionsp. 2
VCAM-1/VLA-4 Interactionp. 7
Summaryp. 13
Referencesp. 15
Selectin/Carbohydrate-Mediated Adhesion of Leukocytesp. 19
The Selectin Family--A Homologous Gene Familyp. 20
The Lectin Domainsp. 20
CR and EGF Domainsp. 21
Soluable Forms of CD62p. 21
Cellular Distribution and Expression of the Selectinsp. 22
Carbohydrate Ligands of the Selectinsp. 24
Mel-14/LAM-1p. 24
ELAM-1p. 25
SLe[reproduction of symbols] as a Ligand for ELAM-1p. 25
Vim-2 Antigen as a Ligandp. 26
CD62p. 28
Distribution and Biosynthesis of SLe[reproduction of symbols]p. 28
Identification of Le[reproduction of symbols] and SLe[reproduction of symbols] as Leukocyte Antigensp. 28
Expression of SLe[reproduction of symbols] on Glycoproteins and Glycolipids of Leukocytesp. 29
Biosynthesis of SLe[reproduction of symbols]p. 30
Relevance of SLe[reproduction of symbols] Expression to the Cell Selectivities of ELAM-1 and CD62p. 32
Roles of Selectins in Leukocyte Recruitment In Vivop. 33
Mediation of Early Interactions of Leukocytes With Endothelial Cellsp. 33
ELAM-1 Expression Associated With Acute and Chronic Inflammatory Diseasep. 36
Summaryp. 37
Referencesp. 38
The Homing Receptor (LECAM 1/L Selectin): A Carbohydrate-Binding Mediator of Adhesion in the Immune Systemp. 43
Historical Perspectivep. 44
cDNA Cloning of the Murine and Human Homing Receptorp. 46
Genomic Structure and Chromosomal Localization of the Human and Murine Homing Receptor Genesp. 50
The Nature of the Ligands for the Homing Receptorp. 51
Structure and Function of Homing Receptor Domainsp. 54
The Neutrophil Homing Receptor: A Mediator of Neutrophil Rolling In Vivop. 55
Regulatory Aspects of Homing Receptor Functionp. 58
Summaryp. 60
Referencesp. 61
Regulation of Myeloid Blood Cell-Endothelial Interaction by Cytokinesp. 65
Blood Cell Endothelial Interactions and Their Measurementp. 65
Cytokines and Adhesionp. 66
Activation of Endothelium by Cytokinesp. 66
Effect of Cytokines on Endothelial Adhesion Structuresp. 67
Inhibition of Endothelial Activationp. 68
Transforming Growth Factor[reproduction of symbols] (TGF-[reproduction of symbols])p. 69
IL-4p. 70
Activation of Blood Cells by Cytokinesp. 70
Neutrophilsp. 71
Eosinophilsp. 76
Monocytesp. 76
Summaryp. 77
Referencesp. 78
Transendothelial Migrationp. 83
Transendothelial Migration In Vitrop. 83
Transmigration Induced by Cytokine Stimulation of the Endotheliump. 87
Cytokine-Stimulated Endothelial Cells Activate Neutrophil Motilityp. 88
Contributors of Adherence to Transendothelial Migrationp. 89
Specific Adhesion Molecules and Migration Toward Chemotactic Gradientsp. 91
Specific Adhesion Molecules and Migration Induced by Cytokine Stimulation of the Endothelial Cellsp. 94
Contribution of Margination to Neutrophil Localizationp. 98
Three Stages in the Process of Leukocyte Extravasationp. 103
Specific Adhesion Molecules and the Migration of Lymphocytes and Other Leukocytesp. 104
Referencesp. 107
In Vivo Models of Leukocyte Adherence to Endotheliump. 117
Intravital Microscopyp. 118
Leukocyte Stickingp. 118
Leukocyte Rollingp. 122
The Marginated Pool and Marginationp. 123
Emigrationp. 125
CD11/CD18p. 126
ICAM-1p. 129
L-Selectinp. 129
E-Selectinp. 131
P-Selectinp. 132
VLA-4 and VCAM-1p. 132
Genetic Deficiency of Adhesion Proteinsp. 133
Anti-Adhesion Therapyp. 133
Efficacyp. 134
Safetyp. 141
Future Directionsp. 144
Conclusionp. 144
Referencesp. 144
Regulation of Cell Adhesionp. 151
Mechanisms That Regulate Cell Adhesionp. 152
Methods of Regulation of Adhesion Receptor Expressionp. 153
Cytokinesp. 154
Infectious Agents Can Modulate Adhesion Receptor Expressionp. 158
Genetic Factorsp. 158
Activation of Adhesion Receptors ("Inside-Out" Signalling)p. 159
Antigen-Specific and Nonspecific Activation of LFA-1p. 159
Activation of LFA-1 Compared to Other Integrinsp. 162
Intracellular Messengers and Affinity Modulation of Integrin Receptorsp. 162
Activation Epitopes, the Role of Cations and Receptor Conformationp. 164
Signalling Through Adhesion Receptors ("Outside-In" Signalling)p. 170
Organization of Adhesion Receptors at the Cell Surface and the
Role of the Cytoskeletonp. 172
Redundancyp. 173
Adhesion Cascadesp. 174
Synopsis and Discussionp. 175
Referencesp. 176
Outlook for the Futurep. 183
Referencesp. 186
Appendix--In Vitro Adhesion Assayp. 189
Endothelial Cellsp. 190
Leukocyte/Endothelial Cell Static Adhesion Assayp. 190
Leukocyte/Endothelial Cell Shear Stress Adhesion Assayp. 191
Leukocyte/Recombinant Protein Adhesion Assayp. 191
Transendothelial Migrationp. 192
Detection Methods for Adherent Leukocytesp. 192
Referencesp. 192
Glossaryp. 195
Indexp. 197
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