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• W2529651745 abstract "Single nucleotide polymorphisms in the gene for the cytokine, interleukin-22, have been associated with severe malaria infection. This cytokine is known to have roles in protecting various tissues from the damaging effects of inflammation as well as by up-regulating the production of antimicrobial peptides. This thesis aims to investigate where IL-22 is produced in the mouse model of malaria infection, Plasmodium chabaudi in C57BL/6 mice, and whether this production provides protection from associated pathology. IL-22 expression was analysed through qRT-PCR and the use of an IL-22 cre x R26R eYFP fate reporter mouse. In the liver, there were increases in mRNA until day 5, when they decreased, and a similar pattern was observed in eYFP+ cells. In the lungs, there was also a decrease in il22 mRNA as well as eYFP+ cells after day 5 and this was shown to result from changes in the population of IL-22 producing γδ T cells. Decreases were observed in il22 mRNA in the small intestine with no change in eYFP+ cells in the small or large intestine. These eYFP+ cells were mostly comprised of innate lymphoid cells and a possibility may have been that a proportion of them had switched to producing IFN-γ due to increased IL-12 expression in malaria infection. C57BL/6 mice deficient in IL-22 (il22-/- mice) that were infected with P. c. chabaudi AS and P. c. chabaudi CB showed a decreased survival with increases in the liver enzymes. However changes in histopathology were not observed in the lungs, liver and intestine in the absence of IL-22 in malaria infection, suggesting the role of this cytokine may be subtle. Future work would need to further investigate whether the importance of IL-22 in malaria infection is due to its roles in protecting the integrity of the epithelia especially within the intestine and lung or its influences on the intestine microbiota." @default.
• W2529651745 created "2016-10-14" @default.
• W2529651745 creator A5076147957 @default.
• W2529651745 date "2016-03-28" @default.
• W2529651745 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W2529651745 title "The role of interleukin-22 in the mouse model of malaria infection, Plasmodium chabaudi" @default.
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