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Qin Lang

Qin Lang

West China Second University Hospital, China

Title: Differential Expression Profile of Immunological Cytokines in Local Ovary in Patients with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome: analysis by Flow Cytometry

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Biography: Qin Lang

Abstract

Objective:  Immune  dysregulation  may  play  an  important  role  in  the  pathogenesis  of  polycystic  ovary syndrome  (PCOS).  The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to  investigate  the  Th1  and  Th2-related  cytokine  profile in  local  ovary  of  women  with  PCOS.

Study  Design:  The  T  lymphocytes  of  follicular  fluid  (FF)  were  obtained  at  the  time  of  oocyte  retrieval before  in-vitro  fertilization  (IVF)  in  woman  with  or  without  PCOS.  After  culturing  with  PMA,  Ionomycin and  Golgi  stop  agent,  cells  were  detected  for  the  intracellular  cytokine production  by  flow  cytometry.  The profile  of  Th1  (IFN-g,  IL-2)  and  Th2  (IL-4,  IL-10)  cytokines  of  CD3+CD4+ T  lymphocyte  subsets  were analyzed  through  invert  gating.  These cytokines  in  FF  were  also  evaluated  by  ELISA.

Results:  Flow  cytometry  analysis  showed  that  the  production  of  Th1  (IFN-g,  IL-2)  cytokines  in  FF lymphocytes  in  PCOS  patients  were  significantly  higher  than  those  in  controls;  ELISA  result  also demonstrated  that  the  concentration  of  Th1  cytokines  (IFN-γ,  IL-2)  in  FF  in  PCOS  patients  is  significantly increased  compared  with  those  in  controls.

Conclusion:  It  is  concluded  that  the  immune  dominance  of  Th1  may  be  the  immunological  feature  of  the ovary  in  PCOS  patients.  It  might  participate  in  the  immune  pathogenesis  in  the  ovary  of  PCOS  patients. These  results  suggest  that  chronic  inflammation  maybe  one  of  the  underlying  mechanism  for  the pathogenesis  of  PCOS