ArticleMediators of inflammation1994
The TNF Receptors p55 and p75 Mediate Chemotaxis of PMN Induced by TNFalpha and a TNFalpha 36-62 Peptide.
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Abstract
The present study was performed to examine whether residues 36-62 of TNFalpha contain the chemotactic domain of TNFalpha, and whether the p55 and p75 TNF receptors are involved in TNFalpha induced chemotaxis. The chemotactic effect of TNFalpha on PMN was inhibited by the mAbs Hrt-7b and Utr-1, against the p55 and p75 TNF receptors, respectively. Both receptors may therefore be required for mediating the chemotactic effect of TNFcz. The synthetic TNFalpha 36-62, similar to TNFalpha, had chemotactic effects on both PMN and monocytes. The chemotactic activity of the TNFalpha 36-62 peptide on PMN, was inhibited by Htr-7b, Utr-1 and soluble p55 receptor, which shows that the peptide possessed the ability to induce chemotaxis through the TNF receptors. In contrast to TNFalpha, the peptide did not show a cytotoxic activity against WEHI 164 flbrosarcoma cells. It is suggested that different domains of the TNFalpha molecule induce distinct biological effects.
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