A monoclonal antibody to high-molecular weight kininogen is therapeutic in a rodent model of reactive arthritis |
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Authors: | Espinola Ricardo G Uknis Audrey Sainz Irma M Isordia-Salas Irma Pixley Robin DeLa Cadena Raul Long Walter Agelan Alexis Gaughan John Adam Albert Colman Robert W |
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Affiliation: | The Sol Sherry Thrombosis Research Center, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. |
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Abstract: | We reported that high-molecular weight kininogen is proangiogenic by releasing bradykinin and that a monoclonal antibody to high-molecular weight kininogen, C11C1, blocked its binding to endothelial cells. We now test if this antibody can prevent arthritis and systemic inflammation in a Lewis rat model. We studied 32 animals for 16 days. Group I (negative control) received saline intraperitoneally. Group II (disease-treated) received peptidoglycan-polysaccharide simultaneously with C11C1. Group III (disease-untreated) received peptidoglycan-polysaccharide simultaneously with isotype-matched mouse IgG. Group IV (disease-free-treated) and group V (disease-free isotype-treated) received saline and C11C1 or mouse IgG. Analysis of joint diameter changes showed a decrease in the C11C1 disease-treated group compared to the disease-untreated group. The hind paw inflammatory score showed a decrease in the intensity and extent of inflammation between the disease-untreated and the C11C1 disease-treated group. Prekallikrein, high-molecular weight kininogen, factor XI, and factor XII were decreased in the disease-untreated group compared to the C11C1 disease-treated group. T-kininogen was increased in the disease-untreated group when compared with the C11C1 disease-treated group. Disease-free groups IV and V did not show any sign of inflammation at any time. This study shows that monoclonal antibody C11C1 attenuates plasma kallikrein-kinin system activation, local and systemic inflammation, indicating therapeutic potential in reactive arthritis. |
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