Lecture 33 (Immunodeficiency & Immunosuppression)

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-disease in which immune function is partially or totally absent
-primary immunodeficiency

a) immunodeficiency
b) immunosuppression

a) immunodeficiency

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-inhibition of the immune system by an extraneous fact
-secondary immunodeficiency

a) immunodeficiency
b) immunosuppression

b) immunosuppression

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inherited

a) primary immunodeficiency
b) secondary immunodeficiency

a) primary immunodeficiency

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primary immunodeficiencies are classified according to what?

the branch of immune system involved

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what are some findings that may point to immuno-deficient state

-unexplained neonatal illness affecting more than one animal in a litter
-illness due to commensal or low pathogenic organism
-recurrent illness
-disease from MLV

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what is this disorder?

-autosomal recessive disorder

-dysplastic or immotile cilia due to abnormalities in microtubule organization

-breeds: OES, Dachshunds, Bull Terrier, Springer Spaniel, Doberman

-signs include: poor weight gain, coughing, nasal discharge, bronchopneumonia

ciliary dyskinesia

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what is this disorder?

-accompanied by dilution of skin/hair pigment
-cyclic fluctuation in WBC numbers
-disease is due primarily to decreased numbers & function in neutrophils
-recurrent infections

Cyclic hematopoiesis of grey collies

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what is this disorder?

-autosomal recessive disease
-incomplete albinism, prolonged bleeding, recurrent infections
-enlarged granules within granulocytes
-species: Persians, foxes, minks, cattle, whales, humans
-diagnosed w/ signs and blood smears

Chediak Highashi Syndrome

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Chediak Highashi Syndrome is due to a mutation in ________ gene

CHS1

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what disease is this?

-autosomal dominant disorder w/ incomplete penetrance
-described in dogs (foxhounds, Australian shepherds)
-incomplete segmentation of granulocyte nuclei
-impaired ability to extravasate
-dogs are usually asymptomatic

Pelger Huet Anomaly

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what disease is this?

-AKA canine leukocyte adhesion deficiency
-autosomal recessive trait described in Irish Setters and Holsteins
-neutrophils have defective respiratory burst
-severe infections: skin, gingiva, etc.

canine granulo-cytopathy syndrome

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what disease is this?

-mutation in integral - neutrophils cannot emigrate from blood vessels
-also unable to phagocytose bacteria coated with C3b
-recurrent, severe infections

leukocyte adhesion deficiency

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immunodeficiency of Weimaraners

-congenital
-recurrent fevers, diarrhea, pneumonia, pyoderma, osteomyelits
-low levels of IgG, IgA, IgM
-defective neutrophil function

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what disease is this?

-Arabian horses
-autosomal recessive
-in 2-3% of all foals
-defect in DNA-dependent protein kinase: cannot "paste" DNA strands after cutting
-no functional V region of B and T cell receptors; thus no functional T or B cells

Severe Combined Immunodeficiency

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what is SCIDS?

Severe combined immunodeficiency
-defect in DNA-dependent protein kinase: cannot "paste" DNA strands after cutting

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what disease is this?

-x-linked (males only)
-normal B cell level but decrease immunoglobulin
-decreased CD8's
-thymus is small
-mutation in IL-2 receptor

canine SCID

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dogs with SCID often die from what vaccine?

distemper MLV

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what disease is this?

-no B cells, antibody
-x-linked disorder
-mutation in Bruton tyrosine kinase
-impairs B-cell signaling
-seen in male foals

Agammaglobulinemia

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what disease is this?

-breed: Arabian and quarter horses

-low IgM in adults associated with infection, stress, lymphoma

IgM deficiency

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what disease is this?

-delayed immunoglobulin synthesis
-lymphocyte numbers are normal
-typically self-limiting
-gotta distinguish this from SCID

transient Hypo-gammaglobulinemia

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what disease is this?

-breed: Black pied Danish and Friesan (cattle)
-autosomal recessive
-cannot absorb zinc
-T cell function is impaired
-decreased CMI
-skin abnormalities

Trait A46

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Zinc is needed for which hormone?

Thymic hormone

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which is inherited?

a) primary immunodeficiency
b) secondary immunodeficiency

a) primary immunodeficiency

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what are the 3 classes of primary immunodeficiency?

a) Defects in Mechanical Barriers
b) Defects in Non-Specific Immunologic Defenses
c) Defects in Specific Immunologic Defenses

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what should you be thinking when you see the following issues:

-several litter mates affected with unexplained disease
-commensal/low pathogenic organisms causing disease
-recurrent illness
-disease after a MLV

primary immunodeficiency

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Ciliary Dyskinesia is seen primarily in:

a) Dachshund, Doberman, Bichon Fries, etc.
b) Grey collies
c) Persians, foxes, cattle, etc.

a) Dachshund, Doberman, Bichon Fries, etc.

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Cyclic hematopoiesis is seen in:

a) Dachshund, Doberman, Bichon Fries, etc.
b) Grey collies
c) Persians, foxes, cattle, etc.

b) Grey collies

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Chediak Highashi is seen in:

a) Dachshund, Doberman, Bichon Fries, etc.
b) Grey collies
c) Persians, foxes, cattle, etc.

c) Persians, foxes, cattle, etc.

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signs: poor weight gain, coughing, nasal discharge, bronchopneumonia

a) Ciliary dyskinesia

b) Cyclic Hematopoiesis

c) Chediak Highashi Syndrome

a) Ciliary dyskinesia

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signs: diluted pigments, decreased neutrophil presence, decreased neutrophil function, recurrent infections, changing WBC counts

a) Ciliary dyskinesia

b) Cyclic Hematopoiesis

c) Chediak Highashi Syndrome

b) Cyclic Hematopoiesis

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signs: incomplete albinism, recurrent infection, enlarged granules/granulocytes, prolonged bleeding times, photophobia

a) Ciliary dyskinesia

b) Cyclic Hematopoiesis

c) Chediak Highashi Syndrome

c) Chediak Highashi Syndrome

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in addition to classical signs, what test can we do to support the diagnosis of Chediak Highashi Syndrome?

blood smear: look for giant lysosomes containing big granules

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which of the following is an example of a specific, primary immunodeficiency:

a) Ciliary dyskinesia
b) Cyclic Hematopoiesis
c) Chediak Highashi Syndrome
d) SCID

d) SCID

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in which do we see no functional B or T cells and rudimentary lymph nodes without follicles?

a) SCID
b) SLE

a) SCID

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which disease is only in males:

a) Equine SCID
b) Canine SCID

b) Canine SCID

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what is the difference in mechanism between Equine SCID and Canine SCID?

Equine: DNA-dependent protein kinase defect; cannot reattach strands during recombination; no functional V regions on B and T cells

Canine: defect in the IL-2 receptor

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which is importantly decreased in canine SCID?

a) CD4+ TH
b) CD4+ Treg
c) CD8+ CTLs

c) CD8+ CTLs

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which is induced?

a) primary immunodeficiency
b) secondary immunodeficiency

b) secondary immunodeficiency

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Parvovirus leading to pancytopenia is an example of:

a) primary immunodeficiency
b) secondary immunodeficiency

b) secondary immunodeficiency

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what is the most common source of immunodeficiency?

failure of passive immunity transfer

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what is the major source of passive immunity?

maternal antibody transfer