THE STATE OF THE IMMUNE AND ENDOCRINE SYSTEMS IN MICE WITH DIFFERENT HAPLOTYPE H-2 AND ITS POTENTIAL CONNECTION WITH EXPERIMENTAL PARKINSONISM MANIFESTATIONS
I.F. Labunets, A.E. Rodnichenko
Institute of Genetic and Regenerative Medicine, M.D.
Strazhesko National Scientific Center of Cardiology,
Clinical and Regenerative Medicine, National Academy of
Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/fz70.03.042

Abstract
In male mice of the strains FVB/N (haplotype H-2q) and
129/Sv (haplotype H-2b) aged 6-7 months, estimated indicators of the functioning of the thymus, bone marrow, spleen,
pineal gland and adrenal glands, the number of CD3+ (Tlymphocytes ) and CD11b+ (macrophages) cells in the brain,
and also studied the characteristics of changes in the values
of indicators after administration of neurotoxin 1-methyl4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) to such mice
(reproduction of parkinsonism). We have found that in intact
mice of the FVB/N strain the thymulin level in the blood
and the mass and cellularity of the thymus are lower, and the
number of CD3+ cells, colony-forming progenitor cells for
fibroblasts and granulocytes-macrophages in the bone marrow
are greater than in mice of the 129/Sv strain. The number of
CD3+ and CD11b+ cells in the brain of FVB/N strain mice
exceeds their value in 129/Sv strain mice by 1.6 and 2.2
times, respectively. The level of melatonin in the blood of
mice of the FVB/N strain was 2.4 times lower than in mice of
the 129/Sv strain, while the mass of the adrenal glands was
greater. The in vitro experiments have shown a decrease of
the thymulin level in the supernatant of the cultured thymus
stroma after incubation with corticosterone in mice of the 129/
Sv strain (from 5.8 ± 0.6 to 3.8 ± 0.4, log2) and no changes in
the indicator in mice of the FVB/N strain. 18 days after MPTP
administration there was a drop in the blood thymulin level,
in the mass and cellularity of the spleen in mice of the 129/Sv
strain, a decrease in the mass and cellularity of the thymus in
mice of both strains, and an increase in the mass of the adrenal
glands in mice of the FVB/N strain. Under the influence of the
neurotoxin, the proportion of CD3+ cells in the brain of mice
of the FVB/N strain has significantly increased compared to
the control group, while in the mice of the 129/Sv strain the
proportion of CD11b+ cells has increased significantly. Thus,
the haplotype H-2 of mice has affected the functioning of the
central and peripheral organs of the immune and endocrine
systems, the number of T-lymphocytes and macrophages in
the brain as well as the manifestations of changes in indicators after MFTP administration, which may be important for
the formation of feature of morphofunctional disorders in the
nervous system in such animals.
Keywords:
experimental parkinsonism; neurotoxin MPTP; haplotype; thymus; thymulin; bone marrow; melatonin; the brain T-lymphocytes and macrophages.
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