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Analyzing Immune Response With Flow Cytometry. Madelaine Taft-Ferguson (2007-2008). Islet Transplant. Type-1 diabetes: autoimmune disease Targets islet cells Can be cured with islet transplant 88% of islet transplants fail after five years Immune system attacks foreign cells - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Analyzing Immune Response With Flow Cytometry

Madelaine Taft-Ferguson (2007-2008)

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Islet Transplant• Type-1 diabetes: autoimmune disease

– Targets islet cells– Can be cured with islet transplant

• 88% of islet transplants fail after five years– Immune system attacks foreign cells– Immune response can be measured by

cytokine production

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Islet Transplant

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Islet Transplant

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Islet Transplant

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Cytokines

• Proteins related to immune response– TNF

• Fuad (2007)

– IFN• Augustine (2005), Bellisola (2006)

– IL-2

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First Goal

• To determine whether ICS is superior to ELISPOT

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ELISPOT

ELISPOT plate

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ELISPOT

Capture antibody ELISPOT plate

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ELISPOT

ELISPOT plate

Cells added

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ELISPOT

ELISPOT plate

Cytokines released

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ELISPOT

ELISPOT plate

Detection antibody

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ELISPOT

ELISPOT plate

Streptavidin-HRP

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Cell

Cytokine

Cytokine

Cytokine

ICS

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ICS

Cell

Cytokine

Cytokine

Cytokine

Permed

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ICS

Antibody-conjugated dye

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ICS

Detected using a flow cytometer

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Results: ELISPOT vs. ICS

• ICS– All readable– Two days

• ELISPOTs– Two readable results out of five– Five days

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Second Goal

• To modify ICS for use on allo-stimulated human cells– Determine sensitivity– Cytokine peaks

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Modified ICS Assay 1

• Extended BFA incubation time for shorter workday, more user-friendly

• Cells incubated for 24, 72, 96 hours post-stimulation

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Modified ICS Assay 2

• Extended BFA time

• Cells incubated for 24, 48, 72 hours post-stimulation

• Stimulator:responder ratios 1:1, 3:1, 5:1

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BD Bioscience Assay

(T-test for TNF w/ stims vs. PMA/Ionomycin: p=0.11; on IFN p=0.15; on Il-2 p=0.39)

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BD Bioscience Assay

(T-test for TNF w/ stims vs. PMA/Ionomycin: p=0.11; on IFN p=0.15; on Il-2 p=0.39)

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Conclusion• ICS is capable of detecting effect of

allo-stimulation on cytokine production

• Cells can survive extended incubation times in ICS

• TNF and IFN peak within 24 hours, IL-2 not expressed until after 72 hours

• 3:1 stimulator:responder ratio is best

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Future Work

• Further modify ICS

• Test correlation suggested by the Fuad study (2007) of TNF with transplant rejection

• Investigate possible correlation with IFN, IL-2

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Acknowledgements

• Dr. Pratima Pakala

• Kelly Hire and Diem Ngo

• Ms. Lois Fruen

• Team Research

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Analyzing Immune Response With Flow Cytometry

Madelaine Taft-Ferguson (2007-2008)

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