The Gateway Reflex, which is mediated by the inflammation amplifier, directs pathogenic immune cells into the CNS.
The Gateway Reflex, which is mediated by the inflammation amplifier, directs pathogenic immune cells into the CNS.
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由炎症放大器介导的网关反射将致病性免疫细胞引导至中枢神经系统。
DOI:
10.1093/jb/mvu057
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
M.
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作者:
Sabharwal;L.;Kamimura;D.;Meng;J.;Bando;H.;Ogura;H.;Nakayama;C.;Jiang;J. J.;Kumai;N.;Suzuki;H.;Atsumi;T.;Arima;Y. & Murakami;M.
The brain–blood barrier (BBB) tightly limits immune cell migration into the central nervous system (CNS), avoiding unwanted inflammation under the normal state. However, immune cells can traverse the BBB when inflammation occurs within the CNS, suggesting a certain signal that creates a gateway that bypasses the BBB might exist. We revealed the inflammation amplifier as a mechanism of this signal, and identified dorsal vessels of the fifth lumber (L5) spinal cord as the gateway. The inflammation amplifier is driven by a simultaneous activation of NF-κB and STATs in non-immune cells, causing the production of a large amount of inflammatory chemokines to open the gateway at L5 vessels. It was found that the activation of the amplifier can be modulated by neural activation and artificially operated by electric pulses followed by establishment of new gateways, Gateway Reflex, at least in mice. Furthermore, genes required for the inflammation amplifier have been identified and are highly associated with various inflammatory diseases and disorders in the CNS. Thus, physical and/or pharmacological manipulation of the inflammation amplifier holds therapeutic value to control neuro-inflammation.