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Table2. 6 Continued:TheMostImportantImmunologicalCytokines...


Cytokines/costimula-
tors/chemokines Receptor


Cytokines/cytokinereceptors
producedby Functions

Chemokines


MIG(monokine
inducedbyinterferon
gamma)
CXCL1 1


CXCR3 Inflamedtissue,
duetoeffectsof
IFNc

Proinflammatory

Eotaxin
CCL22


CCR3 Endothelium,
epithelialcells

Buildupofinfiltratein
allergicdiseases,e.g.,
asthma

MDC(macrophage-
derivedchemokine)


CCR4 T-cellzoneDCs,
activatedBcells,
monocytes

SupportsT-Bcellcolla-
borationduringhumoral
immuneresponses

Fractalkine
CXCL1


CX 3 CR1 Intestinalepithe-
lium,endothelium

Endothelialcellsactiva-
tionofthrombocytes

Constitutivechemokines


LARC(liverand
activation-regulated
chemokine)MIP-3a


CCR6 Intestinalepithelia,
Peyer’spatches

Participationinmucosal
immuneresponses

SLC(secondary
lymphoidorgan
chemokine)


CCR7 Highendothelial
lymphnodes,
T-cellzone

Facilitatesentryofnaive
Tcells,contactbetween
TcellsandDCs

TECK(thymus-
expressedchemokine)


CCR9 Thymicand
intestinalepithelia

PresumedroleinT-cell
selection

SDF-1a(stromal
cell-derivedfactor)


CXCR4
(alsoknown
asfusin)

Stromalcellsof
bonemarrow

Involvedinhemato-
poiesis,inhibitscellular
entrybyT-trophicHIV

BCA-1(B-cell
attractant)


CXCR5 FollicularDCs(?) ContactbetweenTH
andBcells,
andbetweenTHand
follicularDCs

Others:


TGFb(transforming
growthfactorb)


Manycells,
includingmono-
cytesandTcells

Inhibitscellgrowth,
inhibitsmacrophages
andproductionofIL-1
andTNFa,representsa
switchingfactorforIgA

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