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The Journal of Immunology, 2001, 167: 3435-3442.
Copyright © 2001 by The American Association of Immunologists

The IL-6-Soluble IL-6R{alpha} Autocrine Loop of Endothelial Activation as an Intermediate Between Acute and Chronic Inflammation: an Experimental Model Involving Thrombin

Valérie Marin*, Felix A. Montero-Julian{dagger}, Sandra Grès*, Vera Boulay*, Pierre Bongrand*, Catherine Farnarier* and Gilles Kaplanski*

* Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale Unité 387, Hôpital Sainte-Marguerite, and {dagger} Immunotech, a Beckman Coulter Company, Marseille, France

Thrombin is a procoagulant and proinflammatory molecule in vivo. In vitro, thrombin has been shown to induce endothelial activation, notably IL-8 secretion and adhesion molecule expression. In this study, we showed that thrombin may induce a new cascade leading from acute to chronic inflammation. Thrombin was able to induce the production of both IL-6 and monocyte chemotactic protein-1 (MCP-1) by HUVEC independently of IL-1{alpha}{beta} and TNF-{alpha}. Addition of physiological concentrations of exogenous soluble IL-6R{alpha} (sIL-6R{alpha}) to thrombin-activated HUVEC was sufficient to increase the amounts of MCP-1 produced, but not those of IL-8. These effects could be blocked by anti-IL-6 or anti-sIL-6R{alpha} blocking mAb, demonstrating the existence of an autocrine loop of MCP-1 secretion, involving the IL-6/IL-6R{alpha}/gp130 complex on HUVEC. In addition, we identified IL-8-activated neutrophils as a potential source of sIL-6R{alpha} because IL-8 induced IL-6R{alpha} shedding from the neutrophil membranes and increased in parallel sIL-6R{alpha} concentrations in neutrophil supernatants. Furthermore, addition of neutrophils to thrombin-activated HUVEC significantly increased MCP-1 secretion, which could be decreased by blocking IL-6. Thus, thrombin-activated endothelium may induce a cascade of events characterized by IL-8 secretion, neutrophil local infiltration, and the release of IL-6R{alpha} from neutrophil membranes. sIL-6R{alpha} may then complex with IL-6 and increase the amount of MCP-1 produced by thrombin-activated endothelium, favoring monocyte infiltration, and the transformation of acute into chronic inflammation.




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