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Submitted: June 3, 2016 0RGL¿FDWLRQ$XJXVW Accepted: September 20, 2016

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Porphyrom onas gingivalis LPS and

CpG different ially regulat e I L- 10

com pet ency and frequencies of m ouse

B10 cells

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signaling and co- st im ulat or y m olecules on B1 0 act iv it y dur ing innat e and adapt ive im m une responses are not fully underst ood. Obj ect ive: This st udy is

t o det erm ine t he effect s of P. gingivalis LPS and CpG on B10 cell expansion and

I L- 10 com pet ency in vit ro. Mat erial and Met hods: Spleen B cells w ere isolat ed

IURP&%/-PLFHZLWKRUZLWKRXWIRUPDOLQ¿[HGP. gingivalis im m unizat ion.

B cells w er e cult ur ed for 48 hour s under t he follow ing condit ions: CD40L,

CD40L+ LPS, CD40L+ CpG, and CD40L+ LPS+ CpG in t he presence or absence of

¿[HGP. gingivalis. Percent ages of CD1dhiCD5+%FHOOVZHUHPHDVXUHGE\ÀRZ

cyt om et ry. I L- 10 m RNA expression and secret ed I L- 10 w ere m easured by real-t im e quanreal-t ireal-t areal-t ive PCR and by ELI SA respecreal-t ively. Resulreal-t s: P. gingivalis LPS plus

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10 levels in bot h im m unized and non- im m unized m ice B cells in t he presence

or absence of P. gingivalis, com pared w it h cont rol group. Secret ed I L- 10 levels

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t reat m ent group in t he absence of P. gingivalis&S*SOXV&'/VLJQL¿FDQWO\

decreased CD1dhiCD5+ B cell percent ages, but great ly elevat ed secret ed I

L-10 levels in im m unized and non- im m unized m ice B cells in t he absence of P. gingivalis, com pared w it h CD40L t reat m ent group. Conclusions: P. gingivalis

LPS and CpG different ially enhance I L- 10 secret ion and expansion of m ouse B10

cells during innat e and adapt ive im m une responses.

Ke yw or ds: I L- 10. Porphyrom onas gingivalis LPS.

Zhiqiang LIU1,2

Yang HU1

Pei YU1,3

Mei LIN2

Grace HUANG1

Toshihisa KAWAI1

Martin TAUBMAN1

Zuomin WANG2

Xiaozhe HAN1

http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1678-77572016-0277

1The Forsyt h I nst it ut e, Depart m ent of I m m unology and I nfect ious Diseases, Cam bridge,

Massachuset t s, Unit ed St at es.

2Capit al Medical Universit y, Beij ing ChaoYang Hospit al, Depart m ent of St om at ology,

Beij ing, China.

3Sichuan Universit y, West China School of St om at ology, St at e Key Laborat ory of Oral

Diseases, Chengdu, Sichuan, China.

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I nt roduct ion

I L- 1 0 ex pr essing r egulat or y B cells ( B1 0 ) is a

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h u m an s2 7. B1 0 cell d ow n - r eg u lat es au t oim m u n e

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I L- 10 expression, playing crucial regulat ory roles in

innat e and adapt ive im m unit y27. Though m ouse B10

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t hey have been found t o be pr edom inant ly enr iched

in spleen CD1dhighCD5+ B cells27.

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recognit ion recept ors, are specialized t ransm em brane p r ot ein s t h at m ed iat e in n at e im m u n it y t h r ou g h

d et ect in g com m on st r u ct u r es of m an y m icr ob ial

species such as bact erial lipopolysaccharides ( LPS)

or v ir al n u cleic acid s1 7 , 2 5. Up on r ecog n it ion of a

pat h ogen , TLRs in it iat e a sign alin g cascade t h at

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F\WRNLQHV FKHPRNLQHV DQG 7\SH, LQWHUIHURQV8, 21.

Porphyrom onas gingivalis (P. gingivalis) LPS has been show n t o be able t o act ivat e bot h TLR2 and TLR4

due t o it s unique st r uct ur e and funct ion2,6, and CpG

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r esponses9,16.

I n t e r a ct i o n b e t w e e n CD 4 0 Li g a n d ( CD 4 0 L)

and CD40 plays an im por t ant r ole in t he init iat ion

and pr ogr ession of cellular and hum oral adapt iv e

im m unit y15. The act ivat ion of CD40 on B cells by CD40L

is cr ucial for T cell- dependent B cell pr oliferat ion,

different iat ion, and ant ibody isot ype sw it ching11,13,14.

Recen t st u d i es d em o n st r a t ed t h a t cu l t u r i n g

spleen B cells w it h LPS or CD40L for 48 h induced

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10 product ion in B cells t han cont rol in vit ro20. LPS

st im ulat ion of spleen B cells for 24 h induced m or e

I L- 10 t han unst im ulat ed cells28. Spleen B cells w it h a

CD1dhighCD21+CD23- MZ phenot ype can produce I L- 10

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aut oim m une disease30. How ever, despit e all t hese

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st im ulat ory m olecules, such as CD40L, on B10 act ivit y

dur ing innat e and adapt ive im m une r esponses ar e

not clear ly under st ood. Fur t her m or e, t her e is lim it ed infor m at ion on t he r ole of B10 cells dur ing im m une

r esp on ses t o or al d iseases, su ch as p er iod on t al

disease, w hen encount er ing oral pat hogens and t heir

derivat ives. I n t he present st udy, spleen B cells from P. gingivalis non- im m unized and im m unized m ice w er e co- st im ulat ed w it h TLR4, TLR9, and CD40 signals t o

invest igat e t heir effect s on B10 cell expansion and

I L- 10 com pet ency in vit ro.

Mat er ial and Met hods

P. gingivalis

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P. gingivalis ( st rain ATCC 33277) w er e gr ow n on

anaer obic blood agar plat es ( NHK agar, Nor t heast Laborat or y, Wat er ville, ME, U.S.A.) in an anaer obic

cham ber w it h 85% N2, 5% H2, and 10% CO2. Single

colony of P. gingivalis was isolat ed fr om t he plat e

and gr ow n in ATCC Medium 2722. Aft er incubat ion at 37° C for 4 d, bact er ia num ber in cult ur e m edium was

det erm ined by reading opt ical densit y values using

spect rophot om et er and com paring t hem w it h a curve

der ived fr om a st andar d plat e count . Bact er ia w er e

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for 30 m in at r oom t em perat ur e, t hen washed t hr ee

t im es wit h st erile phosphat e- buffered saline ( PBS) and

resuspended in PBS at t he concent rat ion of 5× 108/ m L.

Anim als

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random ly divided int o four gr oups. Gr oup 1 and 2 w er e set as non- im m unized m ice gr oups in w hich

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Gr oup 3 and 4 w er e set as im m unized m ice gr oups

and m ice were im m unized by 1× 108¿[HGP. gingivalis

int raperit oneal inj ect ion at day 0, t hen follow ed by

1× 107¿[HGP. gingivalis inj ect ion at day 7 t o enhance

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isolat ion at day 10. All m ice used in t he st udy w er e

m aint ained under pat hogen- free condit ions in lam inar

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by t he I nst it ut ional Anim al Car e and Use Com m it t ee of t he For syt h I nst it ut e.

B cell isolat ion

Mice w ere eut hanized in CO2 cham ber and spleens

w ere harvest ed. Single splenic cells w ere yielded by

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Am m onium - Chlor ide- Pot assium ( ACK) ly sis buffer

( Life Technologies, Carlsbad, CA, USA) , splenic cells

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Cell St rainers. Then non- B cells w ere m agnet ically

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suspensions w ere incubat ed w it h biot in- conj ugat ed

m on oclon al an t ibodies again st n on - B cell su r face

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Ter 119) at 4° C for 10 m in follow ed by incubat ion w it h m agn et ic m icr obeads con j u gat ed an t i- biot in

ant ibodies at 4° C for 15 m in. Magnet ically labeled

cells w er e t h en deplet ed by passin g t h r ou gh LD colum ns ( Milt enyi Biot ec, Cam bridge, MA, USA) under

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( Milt eny i Biot ec, Cam br idge, MA, USA) . Unlabeled

cells t hat passed t hr ough LD colum n w er e collect ed ( cont ained > 98.5% CD19+ cells) .

B cell cult ure

B cell num ber was count ed by hem acyt om et er.

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I MDM+ Glut aMAXTM ( Life Technologies, Car lsbad, CA,

USA) com plet e m edium ( cont ains 10% FCS, 100 U/ m L

penicillin, 100 m g/ m L st rept om ycin, 2 m M L- glut am ine,

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plat es under t he following condit ions: cont rol, CD40L,

CD40L+ LPS, CD40L+ CpG, or CD40L+ LPS+ CpG in t he

DEVHQFHRULQWKHSUHVHQFHRI¿[HGP. gingivalis. Final

concent rat ions of t hese st im ulant s w ere as follow s:

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P. gingivalis LPS ( I nvivogen, San Diego, CA, USA, 10

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3$86$Nj0DQG¿[HGP. gingivalis ( 5× 106/ 1× 106

cells) . P. gingivalis LPS was used as TLR4 agonist and

m ouse CpG- DNA( 5’-TCCATGACGTTCCTGATGCT - 3’)

was used as TLR9 agonist . B cells cult ured w it hout st im ulat ion w ere used as cont rol. Cells w ere cult ured

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t o det er m ine CD1dhighCD5+ B cell per cent ages and

rem aining cells w ere used t o det erm ine I L- 10 m RNA

expr ession levels. Cult ur e super nat ant was used for

secr et ed I L- 10 levels m easur em ent .

CD1d

high

CD5

+

B cells percentages determ ination

B cells w er e washed w it h PBS and Fc r ecept or s

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( BioLegend, San Diego, CA, USA) on ice for 10 m in,

t hen followed by incubat ion wit h PE ant i- m ouse CD1d ( BioLegend, San Diego, CA, USA) and Alexa Fluor 647

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( BioLegend, San Diego, CA, USA) on ice for 30 m using

predet erm ined opt im al concent rat ions. Then, all cells

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San Jose, CA, USA) an d d at a w er e an aly zed b y

Flow Jo v10 soft ware. For each sam ple, t he sam e gat e

was applied t o t he ot her sam ples t o det er m ine t heir

CD1dhighCD5+ B cell per cent ages. Since m ouse B10

cells has been found t o be pr edom inant ly enr iched

in spleen CD1dhighCD5+ B cells, CD1dhighCD5+ B cell

percent age is considered as t he proport ional indicat or of B10 cell per cent age.

I L- 10 m RNA expr ession m easur em ent

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RNA Mini Kit ( Life Technologies, Carlsbad, CA, USA) follow ing t he m anufact ur er ’s inst r uct ions. I solat ed

m RNA was t hen r ever se t ranscr ibed t o cDNA using

t he Super Scr ipt ™ I I Rever se Transcr ipt ase sy st em

( I nv it r ogen, San Diego, CA, USA) in t he pr esence of r an d om p r im er s f ollow in g t h e m an u f act u r er ’s

inst ruct ions. Then, real- t im e quant it at ive PCR (

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Diagnost ics, I ndianapolis, I N, USA) and Light Cycler

480 I nst rum ent ( Roche Diagnost ics, I ndianapolis, I N,

86$Nj/F'1$WHPSODWHZDVXVHGIRUHDFKVDPSOH

and m easur ed in duplicat e. 250 nM pr e- designed I L- 10 ( I nvit r ogen, San Diego, CA, USA) or GAPDH

pr im er s ( Sigm a, St . Lou is, MO, USA) w er e u sed

and t heir sequences w er e as follow s: I L- 10, for war d

5’- GACCAGCTGGACAACATACTGCTAA- 3’ and reverse 5 ’ - GATAAGGCTTGGCAACCCAAGTAA- 3 ’ ; GAPD H,

f or w ar d 5 ’- CCCCAGCAAGGACACTGAGCAA- 3 ’ an d

reverse 5’- GTGGGTGCAGCGAACTTTATTGATG- 3’.

RT-qPCR condit ions w ere: 95° C for 10 m in, follow ed by 45 cycles of 95° C for 10 s, 55° C for 15 s, and 72° C

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ex pr ession lev el w er e pr esen t ed as fold ch an ges

r elat ive t o GAPDH r efer ence.

Secr et ed I L- 10 level m easur em ent

Secret ed I L- 10 levels in t he cult ured supernat ant w er e m easur ed by Mouse I L- 10 ELI SA MAX St andar d

Kit ( BioLegend, San Diego, CA, USA) follow ing t he

m anufact urer ’s m anual. All sam ples were im m ediat ely

1 : 1 d i l u t ed p r i o r t o m easu r e an d m easu r ed i n duplicat e. Absor bance values w er e r ead by Syner gy

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at 450 nm and I L- 10 concent rat ions w er e calculat ed

accor ding t o st andar d cur ve and dilut ion rat io.

St at ist ical analysis

All quant it at ive dat a were expressed as m eans± SD. St at ist ical analy sis was per for m ed using St udent ’s

t-t est f or com par ison s of t w o gr ou ps. St at ist ical

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Result s

Non - im m u n ized m ice CD1 d

h ig h

CD5

+

B cell

e x p a n s i o n w i t h CD 4 0 L, LPS, a n d Cp G

t r eat m en t w i t h / w i t h o u t

P. g i n g i v al i s

co

-st im ulat ion

B cells sep ar at ed f r om n on - im m u n ized m ice

splenocyt es w er e cult ur ed for 48 h under m ult iple condit ions including CD40L, CD40L+ LPS, CD40L+ CpG,

an d CD4 0 L+ LPS+ Cp G ( Fig u r e 1 a) ; P. gin giv alis,

P. g in g iv alis+ CD4 0 L, P. g in g iv alis+ CD4 0 L+ LPS,

P.g+ CD40L+ CpG, and P. gingivalis+ CD40L+ LPS+ CpG ( Figur e 1b) . The per cent age of CD1dhighCD5+ B cell

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each gr oup. Com par ed w it h non- t r eat m ent cont r ol

g r ou p, CD4 0 L sig n if ican t ly in d u ced CD1 dh ig hCD5+

B ce l l e x p a n si o n a n d CD 4 0 L+ LPS h a d si m i l a r

si g n i f i ca n t i n d u ct i o n ; h o w e v e r, a d d i t i o n a l Cp G

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B cell ex pansion w it h or w it hout LPS ( Figur e 1c) . CD1 dh ighCD5+ % FHOO SRSXODWLRQ KDG QR VLJQL¿FDQW

FKDQJH XQGHU ¿[HGP. gin giv alis t r eat m en t on ly, com paring wit h non- t reat m ent cont rol group; and t he

induct ion by CD40L and CD40L+ LPS or suppression by addit ional CpG w ere not affect ed by addit ional P.

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or w it hout P. gingivalis t r eat m ent on non- im m unized m ice splen ocy t e B cells, CD4 0 L an d CD4 0 L+ LPS

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I m m unized m ice CD1d

high

CD5

+

B cell expansion

w it h CD40L, LPS, and CpG t r eat m ent w it h/

w it hout

P. gingivalis

co- st im ulat ion

B cells separat ed from im m unized m ice splenocyt es

w er e cult ur ed for 48 h under t he sam e condit ions

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( Figures 2a, 2b) . Com pared wit h non- t reat m ent cont rol

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expansion and addit ional LPS slight ly r educed t his

induct ion; also, addit ional CpG lar gely suppr essed

CD40L- induced CD1dhighCD5+ B cell expansion w it h

or w it hout LPS ( Figur e 2c) . For im m unized m ice,

CD1dhighCD5+%FHOOSRSXODWLRQDOVRKDGQRVLJQL¿FDQW

FKDQJH ZLWK ¿[HGP. gin giv alis t r eat m en t alon e, com paring wit h non- t reat m ent cont rol group; and t he

induct ion by CD40L or suppression by addit ional CpG

were not affect ed by addit ional P. gingivalis t reat m ent .

How ever, addit ional LPS inhibit ion effect on CD40L induct ion was vanished w it h P. gingivalis t r eat m ent

( Figure 2d) com paring wit h no P. gingivalis t reat m ent

( Figur e 2 c) in im m unized m ice B cells ( Table 2 ) .

These r esult s indicat ed t hat B cells fr om P. gingivalis

im m unized m ice had par t ial sim ilar r esponses for

CD40L, CD40L+ LPS, and CD40L+ CpG t reat m ent wit h

or wit hout P. gingivalis co- st im ulat ion, com pared wit h

B cells fr om non- im m unized m ice. Ot her t han t hat ,

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CD1dhighCD5+ B cell w it hout P. gingivalis ( Figure 2c) ,

but had no effect on non- im m unized CD1dhighCD5+ B

cell ( Figure 1c) ; also, com pared wit h P. gingivalis only t r eat m ent gr oup, CD40L+P. gingivalis t r eat m ent had

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in non- im m unized CD1dhighCD5+ B cell ( Figure 1d) .

I L 1 0 m RNA l ev el s i n B cel l s f r o m n o n

-im m unized and -im m unized m ice w it h CD40L,

LPS, an d Cp G t r eat m en t w it h / w it h ou t

P.

gingivalis

co- st im ulat ion

I L- 1 0 m RN A l e v e l s w e r e m e a s u r e d a n d

analyzed by RT- qPCR in cult ured B cells separat ed

f r om n on - im m u n ized m ice ( Fig u r es 3 a an d 3 b ) an d i m m u n i zed m i ce ( Fi g u r es 3 c an d 3 d ) w i t h

m ult iple t r eat m ent s including CD40L, CD40L+ LPS,

CD4 0 L+ Cp G, an d CD4 0 L+ LPS+ Cp G ( Fig u r es 3 a an d 3 c) ; P. g i n g i v al i s, P. g i n g i v al i s+ CD 4 0 L, P.

gingiv alis+ CD40L+ LPS, P. gingiv alis+ CD40L+ CpG,

and P. gingivalis+ CD40L+ LPS+ CpG ( Figures 3b and

3d) . Com par ing w it h non- t r eat m ent cont r ol gr oup,

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and addit ional LPS enhanced t his incr ease in B cells

fr om non- im m unized m ice ( Figur e 3a) , but not fr om

im m unized m ice ( Figur e 3 c) . How ev er, addit ional Cp G l a r g e l y i n cr e a se d I L- 1 0 m RNA e x p r e ssi o n

com par ed w it h CD40L t r eat m ent w it h or w it hout LPS

in B cells from bot h t ypes of m ice ( Figures 3a and

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FRVWLPXODWLRQ6SOHQRF\WH%FHOOVZHUHVHSDUDWHGIURPQRQLPPXQL]HG&%/-PLFHDQGFXOWXUHGKRXUVZLWK&'/Pg/mL), CD40L (1 Pg/mL)+P. gingivalis LPS (10 Pg/mL), CD40L(1 Pg/mL)+CpG (10 PM), and CD40L (1 Pg/mL)+P. gingivalis LPS (10 Pg/mL)+CpG (10 P0LQWKHDEVHQFHRULQWKHSUHVHQFHRI¿[HGP. gingivalis (5×106per 1×106 cells). CD1highCD5+%FHOOVZHUHGHWHFWHGXVLQJÀRZ

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I L- 1 0 m RNA ex p r ession , an d t h is en h an cem en t

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CD40L+ LPS, CD40L+ CpG, and CD40L+ LPS+ CpG in B cells from bot h t ypes of m ice ( Figures 3b and 3d) .

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P. gingiv alis t r eat m ent ; how ever, t hese addit ional com binat ions suppressed t he induct ion of I L- 10 m RNA

expression caused by P. gingivalis.

Secr et ed I L- 10 levels in B cells fr om

non-im m unized and non-im m unized m ice w it h CD40L,

LPS, an d Cp G t r eat m en t w it h / w it h ou t

P.

gingivalis

co- st im ulat ion

Se c r e t e d I L- 1 0 l e v e l s w e r e m e a s u r e d a n d

analyzed by ELI SA fr om super nat ant of cult ur ed B

cells separat ed fr om non- im m unized m ice ( Figur e 4a

and 4b) and im m unized m ice ( Figur es 4c and 4d) .

Com par ing w it h non- t r eat m ent cont r ol gr oup, CD40L

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non- im m unized m ice only and addit ional LPS enhanced t his increase in B cells from bot h t ype of m ice ( Figures

4a and 4c) . Also, addit ional CpG largely increased

I L- 1 0 secr et ion com par ed w it h CD4 0 L t r eat m en t

w it h or w it hout LPS in B cells fr om bot h t y pes of m ice ( Figur es 4a and 4c) . P. gingivalis st im ulat ion

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t h is in d u ct ion w as sig n if ican t ly su p p r essed w it h addit ional CD40L+ CpG, but addit ional CD40L and

Cd40L+ LPS had no im pact s on t his induct ion ( Figures

4b, 4d) . These result s suggest ed t hat Cd40L+ LPS and

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wit hout P. gingivalis t reat m ent ; however, P. gingivalis

t r eat m en t sig n if ican t ly in d u ced I L- 1 0 secr et ion ,

addit ional Cd40L+ LPS had no effect , and CD40L+ CpG

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Fig.1c Control CD40L CD40L+LPS CD40L+CpG CD40L+LPS+CpG

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CD40L+LPS S S! S S

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Fig.2c Control CD40L CD40L+LPS CD40L+CpG CD40L+LPS+CpG

Control S S S S

CD40L S S S S

CD40L+LPS S S S S

CD40L+CpG S S S S!

CD40L+LPS+CpG S S S S!

Table 1- Analysis of CD1dhighCD5+%FHOOVSHUFHQWDJHVWDWLVWLFVLQJURXSVZLWKRXWP. gingivalis treatment

Fig.1d Control P.g P.g+CD40L P.g+CD40L+LPS P.g+CD40L+CpG P.g+CD40L+LPS+CpG

Control S S S S S

P.g S S S S S

P.g+CD40L S S S! S S

P.g+CD40L+LPS S S S! S S

P.g+CD40L+CpG S S S S S!

P.g+CD40L+LPS+CpG S S S S S!

Fig.2d Control P.g P.g+CD40L P.g+CD40L+LPS P.g+CD40L+CpG P.g+CD40L+LPS+CpG

Control S S S S S

P.g S S! S! S S

P.g+CD40L S S! S! S S

P.g+CD40L+LPS S S! S! S S

P.g+CD40L+CpG S S S S S!

P.g+CD40L+LPS+CpG S S S S S!

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DEVHQFHRULQWKHSUHVHQFHRI¿[HGP. gingivalis (5×106per 1×106 cells). CD1highCD5+%FHOOVZHUHGHWHFWHGXVLQJÀRZF\WRPHWU\LQ

FRQWURODQGWUHDWPHQWJURXSVZLWKRXWP. gingivalisDDQGZLWKP. gingivalisE;D[LV&'3(VWDLQLQJ<D[LV&'G$3&VWDLQLQJ7KH percentage of CD1highCD5+%FHOOVZDVTXDQWL¿HGDQGDQDO\]HGE\)ORZ-RVRIWZDUHLQFRQWURODQGWUHDWPHQWJURXSVZLWKRXWP. gingivalis

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Discussion

I L- 10 pr oducing B10 cells play an essent ial r ole

in im m une syst em balance by suppressing excessive

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about t he effect s of co- st im ulat ion by m ult iple TLR

agonist s and CD40 act ivat or on B10 cells under different

im m unological condit ions. I n t he present st udy, w e invest igat ed t he changes of B10 cell populat ion and

I L- 10 secret ion by com bined t reat m ent of P. gingivalis

LPS ( TLR4 agonist ) , CpG ( TLR9 agonist ) , and CD40L

in t he cont ex t of innat e im m unit y ( cells fr om non-im m unized m ice) and adapt ive non-im m unit y ( cells from

im m unized m ice) . The result s showed t hat P. gingivalis

LPS enhanced I L- 10 secret ion by B10 cells in m ice in vit ro during innat e and adapt ive im m une responses

wit h increased CD1dhighCD5+ B cells; However, CpG was

m ore effect ive t han P. gingivalis LPS t o enhance I L- 10

com pet ency during t hese responses w it h decreased CD1dhighCD5+ B cells.

P. g i n g i v a l i s L PS i s a p u r i f i e d p r o d u c t o f

l i p o p o l y sacch ar i d e f r o m Gr am - n eg at i v e b act er i a

Por ph y r om on as gin giv alis, w h ich is con sider ed as t he m ain pat hogen of periodont al disease3,12,26. LPS

is t he m aj or com ponent of Gram negat ive bact er ia

t hat act ivat es t he innat e im m une syst em4,29. How ever,

P. gin giv alis LPS h as a u n iqu e an d h et er ogen ou s chem ical st ruct ure, which is different from t radit ionally

recognized ent eric bact erium - derived LPS such as E.

coli LPS7,22,23. P. gingivalis LPS and E. coli LPS have been

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signaling pat hways7 DQG F\WRNLQH SURGXFWLRQV1,22. I t

was suggest ed t hat t he st r uct ural het er ogeneit y of

P. gingivalis lipid A cont ribut es t o t he unusual innat e

host response t o t his LPS and it s abilit y t o int eract wit h bot h TLR2 and TLR42,6. This m ay explain t he difference

of t he induct ion effect s on B10 populat ion and I L- 10

secret ion bet ween co- st im ulat ing P. gingivalis LPS plus

CD40L and E. coli LPS plus CD40L in non- im m unized m ice19. I n non- im m unized m ice w it hout P. gingivalis

t reat m ent , addit ional P. gingivalis LPS did not furt her increase CD1dhighCD5+ B cells percent ages ( Figure 1c) ,

EXW VLJQL¿FDQWO\ LQFUHDVHG ,/ P51$ H[SUHVVLRQ

( Figure 3a) and I L- 10 secret ion ( Figure 4a) com pared

w it h CD4 0 L on ly g r ou p. Mor eov er, in im m u n ized

m ice w it hout P. gingiv alis t r eat m ent, P. gingiv alis

LPS suppressed t he expansion of CD1dhighCD5+ cells

induced by CD40L ( Figure 2c) w it h an increase of I

L-10 secret ion ( Figure 4c) . These result s suggest t hat P.

gingivalis LPS st im ulat ion has different effect s on innat e

and adapt ive im m une responses, and it m ay enhance

t he I L- 10 secret ion from fewer CD1dhighCD5+ B cells wit h

higher com pet ence or from increased B10 cells ot her

t han CD1dhighCD5+ cell subset . These differences and

possible m echanism s need t o be invest igat ed in fut ure st udies. Porphyrom onas gingivalis synt hesizes t wo LPS,

O- LPS and A- LPS. The st ruct ures of t he O- PS and A- PS

repeat ing unit s, t he core oligosaccharide ( OS) , and t he

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A- LPS have been ext ensively st udied24. Analysis of t he

det ailed st ruct ure of P. gingivalis LPS is essent ial for

furt her m echanist ic invest igat ion of t he ant igenicit y of

t his im port ant periodont al pat hogen.

P. gin giv alis in du ces per iodon t it is t h r ou gh t h e

disrupt ion of t he host t issue hom eost asis and adapt ive

im m une response, which allows uncont rolled growt h of

t he com m ensal m icrobial com m unit y in oral cavit y5,10.

I n our st udy, P. gingiv alis alone show ed no effect

on expansion or reduct ion of CD1dhighCD5+ cells in B

cells from bot h im m unized and non- im m unized m ice.

However, P. gingivalisWUHDWPHQWVLJQL¿FDQWO\LQFUHDVHG

I L- 10 secret ion in bot h im m unized and non- im m unized

m ice B cells, suggest ing t his induct ion was caused by

cells ot her t han CD1dhighCD5+ B cells or by increasing

t he com pet ence of B10 cells in CD1dhighCD5+ subset .

Fu r t h er m or e, P. gin giv alis t r eat m en t sig n if ican t ly

dim inished t he CpG- induced I L- 10 product ion ( Figures

4b and 4d) com pared wit h groups wit hout P. gingivalis

t r eat m ent ( Figur es 4a and 4c) in bot h innat e and adapt ive im m une responses, suggest ing t hat t he I L- 10

secret ion induced by TLR9 signaling m ay be inhibit ed

by com ponent s of P. gingivalis. The m echanism of how

P. gingivalis induces I L- 10 secret ion and inhibit s TLR9 signaling induced I L- 10 secret ion in splenocyt es B cell

needs t o be furt her invest igat ed.

Conclusions

Wit h CD4 0 L, P. gin giv alis LPS en h an ced I L- 1 0

com pet ency of B10 cells and B10 cell expansion in t he absence, but not in t he presence of P. gingivalis;

how ever, CpG induced t he st ronger I L- 10 com pet ency

of B10 cells but inhibit ed B10 expansion under t he

sam e condit ions.

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