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IL-17 producing innate lymphoid cells 3 (ILC3) but not Th17 cells might be the
potential danger factor for preeclampsia and other pregnancy associated diseases
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Barnie PA
; Lin X
; Liu Y
; Xu H
; Su Z
Int J Clin Exp Pathol
2015[]; 8
(9
): 11100-7
PMID26617829
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In pregnancy, the immunologic system plays an important role that ensures normal
pregnancy development and can as well promote the development of complications.
Pregnancy success appears to rely on a discrete balance between the Th cytokines,
which are involved in fetal growth and development. Preeclampsia and gestational
diabetes are known complications associated with pregnancy. However, the source
of the increased IL-17 cytokine in preeclampsia and other pregnancy associated
diseases still remains unclear amidst numerous inconsistencies. The recent
identification of innate lymphoid cells (ILC) has raised more doubts about the
sources of most of the Th associated cytokines. We investigated the source of
peripheral IL-17 levels in preeclamptic, gestational diabetics and chronic
diabetics compared to healthy pregnancy subjects. To evaluate the source of the
increased IL-17 cytokine among preeclampsia, chronic diabetic and gestational
diabetic patients we investigated the proportion of Th17 cell populations in
peripheral blood mononuclear cells using flow cytometry as well as analyzing
levels of IFN-?, IL-17, IL-1? and HMGB1. This study found that the Th17 cell
populations in peripheral blood of preeclamptic, gestational nor chronic diabetes
during pregnancy did not correlate with the increased IL-17. We report that the
increased IL-17 levels observed in patients with preeclampsia, gestational
diabetes and chronic diabetes are associated with innate lymphoid cells 3 (ILC3)
and may pose threats to the fetus if disregulated.