Identification of distinct monocyte phenotypes and correlation with circulating cytokine profiles in acute response to spinal cord injury: a pilot study.
Identification of distinct monocyte phenotypes and correlation with circulating cytokine profiles in acute response to spinal cord injury: a pilot study.
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10.1016/j.pmrj.2013.10.006
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2014-04
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Sowa G
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Huang W;Vodovotz Y;Kusturiss MB;Barclay D;Greenwald K;Boninger ML;Coen PM;Brienza D;Sowa G
Macrophage infiltration to the injury site during the acute response to traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) is not uniform. Macrophage phenotype has been characterized as either pro-inflammatory (M1) or anti-inflammatory (M2). Animal studies suggest that M1/M2 dominance at the site of injury relates to spontaneous recovery following SCI. To investigate whether the phenotype of circulating macrophage precursors-monocytes (MOs), is altered in the acute phase of SCI and corresponds to circulating inflammatory cytokines. Prospective observational cohort study. A single academic medical center in Pennsylvania, US. A cohort of 27 complete or incomplete traumatic SCI subjects enrolled within 7 days post-SCI injury. MO phenotype was defined within the first week post-SCI, using flow cytometry, and compared to historical uninjured controls. Concentrations of 25 cytokines/chemokines were assessed using Luminex in serial blood samples up to two weeks post-SCI. ANOVA was used to determine the correlations between the phenotypes and the cytokine profiles. Patients subsets were identified with either M1 dominant or M2 dominant circulating MOs distinct from the uninjured controls. The M1-dominant was associated with higher circulating levels of pro-inflammatory mediators IL-12p70 and IP-10, and lower levels of anti-inflammatory cytokines IL-10, IL-15 and IL-7, whereas the M2-dominant exhibited the opposite cytokine profiles with significantly higher IL-10 and IL-7. In the acute phase after SCI, at comparable injury severity, subgroups of patients exhibit distinct M1/M2 MOs dominance and the phenotype is correlated with M1 or M2-specific cytokine/chemokine profiles. Though further studies are needed to determine how these observed phenotypic differences relate to functional recovery, our findings 1) provide the first evidence indicating the possible individual differences in the immune responses to the comparable traumatic SCI, with potential implications for management of acute SCI and rehabilitation; 2) may represent easily accessible biomarkers with prognostic utility.
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