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Otolaryngologia Polska | 2007

Ocena odsetka limfocytów CD19+CD5+ w przerosłych migdałkach gardłowych u dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha środkowego☆☆☆

Karol Ratomski; Bożena Skotnicka; Edwina Kasprzycka; Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Jolanta Wysocka; Sławomir Anisimowicz

Summary Introduction Otitis media with effusion and hypertrophied adenoid are still common diseases in childhood. Adenoid has particular meaning to develop of immunological response to inflammations in upper respiratory inclusive middle ear. The origin CD19+CD5+ B cells remains controversial. The differentiation response to ligation of CD5 resulting in apoptosis or proliferation lymphocytes. The aim of this study was compare the percentage of CD19+CD5+ lymphocytes in hypertrophied adenoid tissue at children with otitis media with effusion to comparative group without inflammatory state in middle ear. Material and methods We tested 37 children in examine group with hypertrophied adenoid and otitis media with effusion (OME), and 32 children in comparative group only with hypertrophied adenoid (HA). We also divided both groups into two groups, above 5 and over 5 years old. We made the research by flow cytometry method. We used anty-CD19 and anty-CD5 monoclonal antibodies to examinations. Results In this study we showed significantly higher percentage of the CD19+CD5+ lymphocytes at children with examined group (OME 22.12 ± 4.31%) than in comparative group (HA 19.16 ± 4.32%), p Conclusions The significant higher percentage of B lymphocytes with expressions of CD5+ receptor in hypertrophied adenoid tissue at children with otitis media with effusion are important to develop of early immunological response to inflammatory state in middle ear.


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2010

Ekspresja koreceptorów CD80 i CD86 na limfocytach B w przerosłych migdałkach gardłowych u dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha środkowego

Karol Ratomski; Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Jolanta Wysocka; Bożena Skotnicka; Edwina Kasprzycka; Bauer Ilona

Summary Aim The aim of this study was evaluation of the percentage and mean fluorescence intensity of lymphocytes B with expression CD80 and CD86 in hypertrophied adenoids in children with otitis media with effusion. Material and methods Expression coreceptors CD80 and CD86 on lymphocytes B in adenoid tissue were estimated by flow cytometry method. 15 children with otitis media with effusion and 15 children with hypertrophied adenoid were tested. Results This study showed significantly higher percentage of lymphocytes CD19+CD80+ in children with otitis media with effusion (OME 1,42% ± 0,91) than in comparative group with hypertrophied adenoids (AH 0,63% ± 0,21). The receptor CD86 didn’t show differences in expression on lymphocytes B between both examinated groups. Conclusion Low expression of CD80 and CD86 indicates that local immunity response in hypertrophied adenods in children with otitis media with effusion is weakened. It can contribute to the otitis media with effusion.


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2009

Komórki dendrytyczne w tkance przerosłych migdałków gardłowych u dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha środkowego

Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Karol Ratomski; Jolanta Wysocka; Edwina Kasprzycka; Elżbieta Hassmann-Poznańska; Malgorzata Mrugacz

Summary Introduction The adenoids are organized as lymphoepithelial structures that play an important role in protecting both the upper respiratory and alimentary tract regions. This functions requires dendritic cells (DC) which are one of the major populations of immune cells. Due to the presence of specific receptors (DC) are able to respond to both inrta- and extracellular antigens. Dendritic cells activating immunological response in tonsil contribute formation immunologic competent cells on necessity of rolling inflammatory process in middle ear. Aim of study An investigation was executed in hypertrophied adenoids with or without otitis media with effusion. Methods By flow cytometry percentage of CD11c + myeloid DC and 123 + plasmacytoid DC in hypertrophied adenoid and hypertrophied adenoid and otitis media with effusion was analyzed. Results The percentage of CD11c + myeloid DC and 123 + plasmacytoid DC was similar in hypertrophied adenoid and otitis media with effusion compared to the control group. Conclusions Our data show that part of dendritic cells has not on course of inflammatory process influence rolling in middle ear.


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2009

Ekspresja receptora CD27 na limfocytach T i B w tkance przerosłych migdałków gardłowych u dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha środkowego

Karol Ratomski; Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Jolanta Wysocka; Bożena Skotnicka; Edwina Kasprzycka; Elżbieta Hassmann-Poznańska

Summary Introduction Adenoid has particular meaning to develop of immunological response to inflammations in upper respiratory inclusive middle ear. The mining of antigen CD27 on lymphocytes T and B in creation of memory cells is still unclear. Aim CD27 on lymphocytes T and B has a crucial role in development of immune response against inflammatory state. Aim of this study was evaluation functions of lymhocytes with expression CD27 in hypertrophied adenoid in children with otitis media with effusion. Matherial and methods We tested 24 children in examine group with hypertrophied adenoid and otitis media with effusion (OME), and 29 children in comparative group only with hypertrophied adenoid (HA). We also divided both groups into two groups, above 5 and over 5 years old. We made the research by flow cytometry method. We used anty-CD19, anty-CD3, anty-CD5 and anty-CD27 monoclonal antibodies to examinations. Results We showed the lowest percentage lymphocytes B CD5+ with expression of CD27 in subgroup older children with otitis media with effusion (O.M.E. 22,43 ± 2,66%) in compartative to younger children in the same group (15,96 ± 5,31%; p Conclusions Iteraction of CD27-CD70 regulates many functions of T and B lymphocytes. It seems that disorders humoral immunologucal answer in hypertrophied adenoids are supported to develop of otitis media with effusion.INTRODUCTION Adenoid has particular meaning to develop of immunological response to inflammations in upper respiratory inclusive middle ear. The mining of antigen CD27 on lymphocytes T and B in creation of memory cells is still unclear. AIM CD27 on lymphocytes T and B has a crucial role in development of immune response against inflammatory state. Aim of this study was evaluation functions of lymhocytes with expression CD27 in hypertrophied adenoid in children with otitis media with effusion. MATERIAL AND METHODS [corrected] We tested 24 children in examine group with hypertrophied adenoid and otitis media with effusion (OME), and 29 children in comparative group only with hypertrophied adenoid (HA). We also divided both groups into two groups, above 5 and over 5 years old. We made the research by flow cytometry method. We used anty-CD19, anty-CD3, anty-CD5 and anty-CD27 monoclonal antibodies to examinations. RESULTS We showed the lowest percentage lymphocytes B CD5+ with expression of CD27 in subgroup older children with otitis media with effusion (O.M.E. 22.43 +/- 2.66%) in compartative to younger children in the same group (15.96 +/- 5.31%; p < 0.005) and to older comparative subgroup (H.A. 15.50 +/- 8.03; p < 0.001). Percentages of B CD5 cells with expression of CD27 was statistical lower in examinated group (7.25 +/- 3.81) than in comparative group (H.A. 16.26 +/- 5.82; p < 0.04). In group with hypertrophied adenoid showed higher percentages of CD5-CD27+CD19+ cells both in younger and older supgroup than in equivalent supgroups with O.M.E. CONCLUSIONS Iteraction of CD27-CD70 regulates many functions of T and B lymphocytes. It seems that disorders humoral immunologucal answer in hypertrophied adenoids are supported to develop of otitis media with effusion.


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2009

Ocena odsetka limfocytów B z ekspresją koreceptorów CD40, CD22 i CD72 w przerosłych migdałkach gardłowych dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha

Jolanta Wysocka; Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Karol Ratomski; Bożena Skotnicka; Elżbieta Hassmann-Poznańska

Summary Introduction In hypertrophied adenoid lymphocytes B make up about 60% all lymphocytes. When the lymphocytes B come in interaction with antigens this membranes signal be passed through their receptor (BCR) to interior of cell. This signal affect modulation on gene expression, activation from which depends activation, anergy or apoptosis of lymphocyte B. Accompany BCR co-receptors regulate his functions influence stimulate or inhibitive. To the most important co-receptors stepping out on lymphocyte B belong: CD40, CD22, CD72. Aim of study The aim of study was evaluation of lymphocytes B (CD19) with co-expression with CD72 and CD40 receptors in hypertrophied adenoid with at children with otitis media with effusion. Material An investigation was executed in hypertrophied adenoids with or without otitis media with effusion. Methods By flow cytometry percentage of lymphocytes B with co-receptors CD 40, CD22 and CD72 in was analyzed. Results The percentages of CD19+CD72+ lymphocytes in the group of children with adenoid hypertrophy and exudative otitis media were lower as compared to the reference group. However, the percentages of CD19+CD22+, CD19+CD40+ in the study group was approximate to the reference group. Conclusions The lower percentage of lymphocytes B CD72 + near approximate percentages of lymphocytes B CD40+ and BCD22+ at children with otitis media with effusion can be the cause of incorrect humoral response in hypertrophied adenoid at children. Maybe it is cause reduced spontaneous production IgA and IgG through lymphocyte at children with otitis media with effusion.


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2009

Ekspresja wybranych receptorów chemokin na limfocytach Th przerosłych migdałków gardłowych w wysiękowym zapaleniu ucha środkowego

Karol Ratomski; Jolanta Wysocka; Bożena Skotnicka; Edwina Kasprzycka; Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Janusz Żak; Elżbieta Hassmann-Poznańska

Summary Introduction Chemokine receptors play a crucial role in the recruitment of leucocytes into inflamed tissue from secondary lymphoid organs. Aim of this study was evaluation of the percentage Th (CD4+) lymphocytes with expression of chemokine receptors: CCR3, CCR4, and CCR5 in hypertrophied adenois tissue in children with otitis media with effusion. Material and methods 36 children with otitis media with effusion and 25 children with hypertrophied adenoids were tested. Expression of chemokine receptors CCR3, CCR4 and CCR5 on T CD4 lymphocytes of hypertrophied adenoids tissue was estimated by flow cytometry method. Results Average percentage of T CD4+ lymphocytes with expression CCR4 in hypertrophied adenoid in children group with otitis media with effusion (OME = 64,11%) was significantly higher than in comparative group with hypertrophied adenoid (HA = 75,05%, p Conclusion Results suggests that intensify of humoral immunological answer in hypertrophied adenoid depends on Th2 lymphocytes with expression CCR3 and CCR4 chemokine receptors in course of inflammatory state in middle ear.


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2007

Ekspresja cząsteczki adhezyjnej CD44 na subpopulacjach limfocytów przerosłych migdałków gardłowych dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha

Karol Ratomski; Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Jolanta Wysocka; Bożena Skotnicka

Summary Introduction The CD44 on lymphocytes binding to its ligand hyaluronan can mediate primary adhesion (rolling interactions) of lymphocytes on high endothelial venules (HEV). This adhesion molecule plays an important role to maturation and proliferation of lymphocytes in the secondary lymphoid organs. CD44 has a crucial role in migrate of lymphocytes to inflammatory sites. The aim of this study was evaluation of the percentage and MFI (mean fluorescence intensity) of lymphocytes CD4+, CD8+, CD19+ with expression of surface adhesive molecule CD44 in hypertrophied adenoids in children with otitis media with effusion. Material and methods 42 children with otitis media with effusion and 30 children with hypertrophied adenoids were tested. Children were also divided into two subgroups: young (below 5 years) and older children (above 5 years old). Expression of adhesion molecule CD28 on lymphocytes of adenoids tissue was estimated by flow cytometry method. Results This study showed significantly higher percentage of lymphocytes CD19+CD44+ in children with otitis media with effusion (OME 87,83%) than in comparative group with hypertrophied adenoids (AH 85,61%). We did not find difference between OME and AH in mean fluorescence intensity of subpopulations lymphocytes T and B with expression CD44. Conclusions Adhesion molecule CD44 is important for developing of effectors lymphocytes in hypertrophy adenoid. Increase percentage of lymphocytes CD19 with expression CD28, especially in older children confirms their participation in developing and forming of immunological response in otitis media with effusion.


European Archives of Oto-rhino-laryngology | 2012

Increased percentage of T cells with the expression of CD127 and CD132 in hypertrophic adenoid in children with otitis media with effusion

Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Jolanta Wysocka; Karol Ratomski; Edwina Kasprzycka; Bożena Skotnicka


International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology | 2008

Adenoid as a source of lymphocytes in the surface secretions of nasopharynx

Ilona Bauer; Elżbieta Hassmann-Poznańska; Jolanta Wysocka; Edwina Kasprzycka; Karol Ratomski


Otolaryngologia Polska | 2008

Ekspresja antygenu Fas i FasL na limfocytach T i B w przerosłych migdałkach gardłowych u dzieci chorych na wysiękowe zapalenie ucha

Beata Żelazowska-Rutkowska; Jolanta Wysocka; Karol Ratomski; Bożena Skotnicka; Janusz Żak; Malgorzata Mrugacz

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Jolanta Wysocka

Medical University of Białystok

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Bożena Skotnicka

Medical University of Białystok

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Edwina Kasprzycka

Medical University of Białystok

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Malgorzata Mrugacz

Medical University of Białystok

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