The rough guide to transplant immunology
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The Rough Guide to Transplant Immunology
Brendan Clark
Transplant Immunology, St James's University Hospital, Leeds.
Paediatric Nephrology Trainees Meeting
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'If I were to stick my organ in you, you'd probably reject it'
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Blood Groups
•Immunofluorescent staining has revealed blood group substance in the cell membranes of all vascular endothelial cells, and certain epithelial cells. Szulman, A. E. Chemistry, distribution, and function of
blood group substances.Ann. Rev. Med. 17:307-322, 1966
• Normal individuals have naturally occurring anti-A or anti-B isoagglutinins
• Poor outcome of transplants performed between blood group incompatible individuals.
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Transfusion Rules
Donor
A B AB O
A Y N N Y
B N Y N Y
Recipient
AB Y Y Y Y
O N N N Y
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First and Second Set Rejection
Medawar
Rabbit skin graft model
Recipient Donor Graft loss strain strain
X Y 10-14 days 1st set rejection
X' Y 5-7 days 2nd set rejection
X' Z 10-14 days 1st set rejection
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Major Histocompatibility Antigens
HLA Class I (HLA-A, B, Cw)
HLA Class II (HLA-DR, DQ, DP)
6p21.3
Heterodimeric molecules
Heavy and light chain non-covalently associated
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Membrane bound glycoproteins
HLA CI A,B,C molecules composed of MHC encoded 45kd heavy chain non-covalently associated with non-polymorphic B2 microglobulin
HLA CII DR, DQ, DP molecules composed of MHC encoded 31-34 kd associated a chain non-covalently associated with 26-29 kd B chain
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HLA CI bound peptides usually 8-9 aa in length. CII generally longer and more variable in length 14-21 aa.
Polymorphic residues encoded by different alleles are found in this peptide binding groove
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Principal CI genes are those encoding heavy chains of the six CI isoforms HLA-A,B,C, E,F,G. The gene encoding B2 microglobulin is located on Chr. 15
There are five isotypes of the CII protein – HLA-DM, DO, DP,DQ,DR. Genes for both the CII a and B chains are located in the CII region
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HLA Polymorphism (DNA vs Serology)
HLA Class I
HLA-A 414 (18)HLA-B 788 (35)HLA-Cw 210 (8)
HLA Class II
HLA-DRB1 506 (14)HLA-DQB1 100 (6)HLA-DPB1 143
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Major Histocompatibility Antigens
Class I antigens found on all nucleated cells
Class II antigens primarily expressed on B lymphocytes but expression can be induced on T lymphocytes and other cells
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Inheritance
Mendelian inheritance
En-bloc from each parental chromosome (HLA- A,B,Cw, DR, DQ,DP). Each individual inherits two antigens at a given locus.
Codominant expression. All of the inherited antigens are displayed on the cell surface (HLA phenotype).
Haplotype segregation (HLA genotype)
ab x cd ac ad bc bd
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Terasaki (Transplantation 1969: 7: 246-250)
Transplants between HLA-identical siblings have best outcome.
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HLA-DR ~ HLA-B > HLA-A
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Terminology of Mismatching
HLA A B DR
0 0 0 Matched
1 0 0
0 1 0 Favourable mismatch
1 1 0
1 1 1 Non-favourable mismatch
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Direct and Indirect Antigen Presentation
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Renal Rejection
Hyperacute Pre-existing DSA
‘Hidden Hyperacute’ Low level pre-existing DSA
Accelerated acute Memory – humoral/cellular
Acute de-novo – humoral/cellular
Chronic smouldering humoral/cellular & non-immune
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-Cellular Infiltrate - Arterial fibrosis
- Intimal thickening
Acute Cellular Rejection Chronic Allograft Nephropathy
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Sensitisation
Any event which elicits an HLA directed immune response
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Origins of Patient Sensitisation
Pregnancy
Blood transfusion
Transplantation
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Kissmeyer-Nielson ( Lancet 1966: 2: 662-665)
Hyperacute rejection of kidney allografts associated with pre-existing humoral antibodies against donor cells.
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Antibody-Mediated Rejection
Antibody reacts with the endothelial lining of theblood vessel wall
Complement fixation leadsto neutrophil recruitmentand endothelial destruction
Damaged endotheliumcauses platelet accumulationand thrombus formation
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Hyperacute Rejection
- fibrin accumulation
- thrombosis
- vessel occlusion
- necrosis
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Effect of Sensitisation on Waiting Time to Transplantation
Sensitisation Size of Median Status group waiting
time
unsensitised 2027 353
sensitised 510 553
highly sensitised 42 716
Statistics prepared by UK Transplant from the National Database maintained on behalf of transplant services in the UK and ROI
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Reasons for > Waiting Times in Sensitised Patients
• Eligibility > opportunity for transplant
• Unacceptable antigens > opportunity for transplant
• Positive crossmatch > opportunity for transplant
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UKT Allocation Rules
Allocation in priority order 000 HSP or DR hom paeds > 000 non-HSP paeds > 000 HSP or DR hom adults > 000 non-HSP adults and 100,010,110 paeds > all others
Paediatric patients in first two groups sorted on wait time
In other groups points score used to sort rank order [points score = waiting time points + HLA match and age points combined + age difference points+ location points + HLA-B homozygous points + HLA-DR homozygous points + local priority points