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Departments of
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Pathology and
Internal Medicine, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care, University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
The increase in inner-city asthma among children appears to be due
to allergic responses to several allergens. Recent studies have
demonstrated that Ags derived from cockroaches are especially prominent
in these settings and a significant health concern for the induction of
asthma in children. In the present study, we have outlined the
development of a murine model of cockroach allergen-induced airway
disease and assessed specific mechanisms of the response, which
resembles atopic human asthma. The allergic responses in this model
include allergen-specific airway eosinophilia and significantly altered
airway physiology, which directly correlates with inflammation. We have
further utilized this allergen to establish primary and secondary
rechallenge stages of late phase hyperreactivity exacerbation. This
latter stage is characterized by greater changes in airway physiology
than the primary stage, and it is likely due to the preexisting
peribronchial inflammation present at the time of the second allergen
rechallenge. We have identified specific roles for CC chemokines during
these stages, with MIP-1
being an important eosinophil attractant
during the primary stage and eotaxin during the secondary rechallenge
stage. The development of these models allows the evaluation of
mediators involved in both stages of cockroach allergen challenge, as
well as the testing of specific therapeutic
modalities.
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