2009
DOI: 10.1080/15412550902724164
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Chemotactic Mediators of Th1 T-cell Trafficking in Smokers and COPD Patients

Abstract: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is smoking-related and associated with increased cytotoxic CD8+ T-cells in the airway. There is a wide range of susceptibility to the damaging effects of cigarette smoke with only a small proportion of smokers progressing to COPD. We have previously reported increased intracellular Th1 cytokines in blood, BAL and intraepithelial CD8+T cells in current and ex-smokers with COPD, whereas healthy smokers showed localized Th1 response in the lung only. We thus hypothesis… Show more

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“…All three chemokines produced by stimulated bronchial epithelium could be upregulated and found in BALF of COPD patients [52,53], while CXCL11 might be also regulated by other factors [54]. Upon stimulus, CXCR3 was triggered to express in human airway epithelial cells [55], playing a central role in the trafficking of T lymphocytes from the pulmonary interstitial tissue into both large and peripheral airways during the onset and resolution of pulmonary inflammation [52,56,57]. These results may be valuable in designing novel strategies to antagonize CXCR3 mediated immunological reactions and chemotactic effects on T cells.…”
Section: Cxcr3 Chemokinesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…All three chemokines produced by stimulated bronchial epithelium could be upregulated and found in BALF of COPD patients [52,53], while CXCL11 might be also regulated by other factors [54]. Upon stimulus, CXCR3 was triggered to express in human airway epithelial cells [55], playing a central role in the trafficking of T lymphocytes from the pulmonary interstitial tissue into both large and peripheral airways during the onset and resolution of pulmonary inflammation [52,56,57]. These results may be valuable in designing novel strategies to antagonize CXCR3 mediated immunological reactions and chemotactic effects on T cells.…”
Section: Cxcr3 Chemokinesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…В работе A.Koch et al бы ло показано повышение процента CD8 + T лимфо цитов крови, содержащих CXCR3, у курильщиков с ХОБЛ по сравнению с курящими людьми без тако вой [11]. В другом исследовании относительное ко личество CXCR3 + Т клеток повышалось в крови у курящих пациентов с ХОБЛ, больных ХОБЛ, бро сивших курить, и здоровых курильщиков по сравне нию со здоровыми некурящими людьми [12]. Изме нение количества лимфоцитов крови, содержащих хемокиновые рецепторы, у некурящих пациентов с ХОБЛ ранее не изучалось.…”
Section: оригинальные исследованияunclassified
“…Имеется и другая точка зре ния. Она основывается на данных, согласно кото рым процент CXCR3 + Т клеток повышался в крови у курящих пациентов с ХОБЛ, больных ХОБЛ, бро сивших курить, и здоровых курильщиков по сравне нию со здоровыми некурящими [12]. При этом не было выявлено статистически достоверной разницы в относительном количестве Т лимфоцитов, содер жащих рецепторы СXCR3, между курящими паци ентами и здоровыми курильщиками.…”
Section: результаты и обсуждениеunclassified
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