Mucosal Immune Defense: Immunoglobulin A 2007
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-72232-0_10
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IgA and Intestinal Homeostasis

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“…35,87 Importantly, bacterial overgrowth occurs in the jejunum of vagotomized patients only when IgA deficiency is combined with suboptimal function of innate defenses such as gastric acid and peristalsis. 45,88 In this context, it is notable that the frequency of selective IgA deficiency among patients with Crohn's disease in Sweden is significantly increased, that is, one in 100 compared to one in 600 for the healthy population (Lennart Hammarström, personal communication).…”
Section: The Gut Epithelial Barriermentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…35,87 Importantly, bacterial overgrowth occurs in the jejunum of vagotomized patients only when IgA deficiency is combined with suboptimal function of innate defenses such as gastric acid and peristalsis. 45,88 In this context, it is notable that the frequency of selective IgA deficiency among patients with Crohn's disease in Sweden is significantly increased, that is, one in 100 compared to one in 600 for the healthy population (Lennart Hammarström, personal communication).…”
Section: The Gut Epithelial Barriermentioning
confidence: 96%
“…105 The mucosal clearance function exhibited by pIgA (and probably pentameric IgM) antibodies reinforces the immune exclusion mediated by SIgA (and SIgM) with innate-like low-affinity antibody activity generated against commensal bacteria, and which to some extent may be cross-reactive. 8,45,106 The high-affinity antibodies induced by pathogens or properly adjuvanted oral vaccines may contribute even more efficiently to both immune exclusion and mucosal clearance, as reviewed elsewhere. 5 Locally produced pIgA may further influence homeostasis by interacting with the Fcα receptor (FcαRI, CD89) on leukocytes in the lamina propria.…”
Section: Additional Iga Functions In Gut Defensementioning
confidence: 98%
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