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How do plasma cells survive
Claudia Berek
Deutsches Rheuma Forschungs Zentrum, Berlin
Institut der Leibniz Gemeinschaft
Immune response
Naive B cell
Peripheral lymphoid organs
Memory B cell
T
Germinal
Bcenter
IgM
Pasma cell
Plasma cells
Long term protection
Germinal center reaction
U
U
Y
U
Y
Y
Memory B cell
Y
Y
Y
Plasma cells
Antigen
Proliferation
Hypermutation
Selection
Differentiation
Persistent serum antibody titer
Induction
selection
homeostasis
magnitude
serum antibody
splenic plasma cells
days
months and years
short lived
plasma cells
Slifka and Ahmed 1998
Manz et al, 1997
Persistent serum antibody titer
16 years
20 years
Amanna and Slifka 2010
Persistance of plasma cells in the bone marrow
Induction
selection
homeostasis
serum antibody
magnitude
bone marrow plasma cells
splenic plasma cells
days
months and years
short lived
plasma cells
Slifka and Ahmed 1998
Manz et al, 1997
Persistance of plasma cells in the bone marrow
How is that achieved ?
Memory B cells
Plasma cells
Immune response to small pocks
Two arms of memory
Memory B cell
Memory plasma cell
Mamani-Matsuda 2008
Long-term maintenance of plasma cells
Induction
selection
homeostasis
serum antibody
magnitude
bone marrow plasma cells
splenic plasma cells
days
short lived
plasma cells
months and years
long lived plasma cells
Slifka and Ahmed 1998
Manz et al, 1997
Migration of plasma cells to the bone marrow
Stromal cell
Bone marrow
CXCR4
CXCL12
Benner at el, 1981
Hauser et al, 2003
Chu et al, 2011
Mesenchymal stem cells
Stromal reticular cells
• long lived
• don´t proliferate
• radio resistant
Stromal cells are the „house“ of lymphocytes
They regulate
the development, migration, activation of lymphocytes
They are important
in the selection of lymphocytes
and in the maintenance of immunological memory
Peripheral lymphoid organs
network of Follicular Dendritic Cells
Bone marrow
bone marrow stromal cell
B cells are embedded in a network of FDC
Plasma cells are incontact with stromal cells
Lymphocytes are attracted
by the chemokine CXCL13
Plasma cells are attracted
by the chemokine CXCL12
Tokoyoda et al , 2004
Stromal cell survival niche
Plasma cell
Stromal cell
CXCR4
CXCL12
Tokoyoda et al, 2010
Radbruch et al, 2006
Plasma cell survival factors
Ligand
Receptors
APRIL
TACI, BCMA, PGL
IL-6
IL-6R
BAFF
BAFF-R, TACI, BCMA
IL-5
IL-5R
TNF-α
TNF-Rs
IL-10
IL-10R
Cassese et al, 2003
BAFF and APRIL belong to TNF superfamily
Molecular basis of plasma cell survival
Tumor necrosis super family
BAFF-R
BAFF
B cell
BCMA
plasma cells
TACI
APRIL
Proteo Glycans
myeloid cell
B cell
plasma cell
MacKay et al 2003
BAFF
BAFF
B cell
APRIL
plasma blast
plasma cell
BAFF -R
BCMA
O´Connor et al, 2004
Belnoue et al, 2008
Bone marrow survival niche
APRIL
IL-6
Plasma cell
Stromal cell
?
CXCR4
CXCL12
Support of plasma cells
spleen:
Basophils
BM
?
Gonzalez, 2010
Bone marrow:
Megakaryocytes
O Winter, 2010
lymph node:
F4/80+ GR-1lo myeloid cells
E Mohr 2009
Deutsches
Rheuma
Forschungs
Zentrum, Berlin
In the bone marrow F4/80 GR-1lo cells produce APRIL
8.89 %
Gr-1
1
9.02%
F4/80
I-APRIL
Chu et al, 2011
Macrophages and eosinophils produce APRIL and Il-6
Eosinophils
R1
33%
R2
R2
17%
eosinophil precursors
SSC
eosinophils
CD11b
R3 46%
monocytes/macrophages
R3
APRIL and IL-6 is found in the granules of Eos
APRIL
MBP
IL-6
MBP
MBP - Major Basic Protein
Deutsches
Rheuma
Forschungs
Zentrum, Berlin
Eosinophils support plasma cell survival
by secretion of APRIL and IL-6
90.6
9.4
52.1
47.6
44.1
55.9
83.4
16.6
% of Max
_
Annexin-V
TACI-Ig
anti-IL-6
Plasma cell survival is dependent on Eosinophils
2° ip.
1° ip
BALB/c
Naive
6 weeks
d0
2 months
d 60
3 injections with
Day 60
Siglec F specific antibody
1 week
CD138hi plasma cells
RatIgG2a
α-Siglec-F
BM
2.54
19.83
Spleen
6.31
% of Max
7.39
Annexin-V
Deutsches
Rheuma
Forschungs
Zentrum, Berlin
The majority of plasma cells sit in the gut walls
IgA
DAPI
Lamina propria
IgA plasma cells
Epithelial cells
~ 80% of all plasma cells
Human
7 x 1010
The plasma cell survival niche
APRIL
IL-6
Plasma cell
Stromal cell
Eos
CXCR4
CXCL12
How do plasma cells survive ?
• Long-lived plasma cells are generated during the GC reaction
(or from memory cells generated during the GC reaction)
• Long-lived plasma cells need a specific micro-environment for
their survival
• Long-lived plasma cells require APRIL, IL-6 and other cytokines
• Eosinophils are essential for plasma cell survival
The plasma cell survival niche
Stromal cells
eosinophils
plasma cell
30 µm section
Van Trung Chu
Nat Immunol 2011
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