MONOCLONAL-ANTIBODIES TO P-SELECTIN AND E -SELECTIN FOR THERAPEUTIC INTERFERENCE WITH LEUKOCYTE SEQUESTRATION IN STRIATED-MUSCLE OF THE BALB C-MOUSE AFTER ENDOTOXINEMIA/
D. Nolte et al., MONOCLONAL-ANTIBODIES TO P-SELECTIN AND E -SELECTIN FOR THERAPEUTIC INTERFERENCE WITH LEUKOCYTE SEQUESTRATION IN STRIATED-MUSCLE OF THE BALB C-MOUSE AFTER ENDOTOXINEMIA/, Langenbecks Archiv fur Chirurgie, 1996, pp. 27-31
The functional role of the leukocyte adhesion molecules P-selectin and
E-selectin in endotoxinemia was analyzed in the microcirculation mode
l of the Balb/c-mouse. Injection of endotoxin (2 mg kg(-1) KG iv, S. a
bortus-equi) led to a significant decrease of rolling leukocytes 1 h a
nd 5 h after injection, followed by a significant increase 8 h and 24
h after administration. Leukocyte rolling and sticking were significan
tly reduced by anti-P-selectin mAb 1 h after endotoxin injection, whil
e leukocyte rolling was reduced at 8 h post-endotoxin by both anti-P-s
electin and anti-E-selectin mAb. At 8 h and 24 h post-endotoxin, the f
urther increase in leukocyte sticking was only seen in animals treated
with anti-E-selectin mAb. These results imply the additive blockade o
f P- and E-selectin in endotoxinemia as useful therapeutic strategy.