Title: An unusual presentation of a human TLR pathway deficiency: lessons
1An unusual presentation of a human TLR pathway
deficiency lessons
2Contents
- Case
- Clinical phenotypes
- TLRs and signalling pathways
- Defects
3Case report - infections
- Eldest of 3 siblings - non consanguinous
- septic pustules at birth, IV antibiotics
- 3 yrs - abscess over scapula
- 3-6 years - more abscesses over shoulder, hip,
knee, cheek - 6 yrs - septic arthritis
- 7 yrs - four more abscesses
- 10 yrs - Meningitis septicaemia
4Case Pathogens
- Organisms
- Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- Staph. aureas
- Strep. pyogenes
- All from separate sites at separate times
- Septic arthritis - Strep. Pneumoniae
- Meningitis/septicaemia - Shigella sonnei
5Case Shigella sonnei meningitis/septicaemia
- Outbreak in local water supply
- Only individual to be systemically unwell
- D V for 5 days before becoming
- Acutely unwell septic shock in ITU
- Shigella sonnei cultured from stool, CSF, blood
6CH in ITU
7CH
8Contents
- Case
- Clinical phenotype
- TLRs and signalling pathways
- Defects
9Progress with time
- 1974 Born
- 1974 - 84 11 episodes of serious sepsis
- 1984 Meningitis/ septicaemia
- 1984 - 94 3 episodes of sepsis cellulitis,
abscess, osteomyelitis - 1994 - 00 2 abscesses, less severe
- 2000 - 04 No infections
10Acute phase - poor
- Neonatal abscess - Neutrophils 1.02 x 109/l
- Septic arthritis - no fever, ESR 7, WBC 7.6
- Abscess -15 mls pus, ESR 5, Neutrophils 3.1
- Meningitis/septicaemia - ESR 10, WBC 7.2
- Osteomyelitis (14yr) - Neutrophils 5.1, ESR 35,
CRP 6 mg/l - Cellulitis knee (16yr) -WBC 5.9, CRP 6, ESR 3
11Antibody tests
12Neutrophil tests
13Tested for IL-6 productionCasanovas lab - Horst
von Bernuth
- Whole blood
- Stimulation IL1 / SAC/ LPS / poly IC stimulation
- No pro-inflammatory cytokines IL-6
- PMA - normal
- TNF - normal IL-10 secretion
14patient control
Impaired production of IL-6 in response to all
the TLRs.
15Impact of IRAK-4 deficiencyfrom Puel et al 2003
16IRAK-4 deficiency
- Homozygous IRAK4 mutation
- Mutation 877 C to T leading to a premature stop Q
293 X in kinase domain - ? amorphic - IRAK4 mRNA /protein by Northern and
Western blots - in progress - ? recessive, heterozygous members - being
tested
17Thank you
- Oxford
- Patient
- Physicians Christopher Conlon
- Martin Moncrieff
- Siraj Misbah
- Richard Moxon
- Simon Kroll
- David Issacs
- Oxford Immunology Laboratory
- Paris
- Jean-Laurent Casanova
- Anne Puel
- Horst von Bernuth
- Tatiana Lawrence
- Cheng-Lung Ku
- Estelle Chang
18Contents
- Case
- Clinical phenotypes
- TLRs and signalling pathways
- Defects
19TLR recognising viral proteins related
molecules
From Vaidya Cheng 2003
20TLR signalling in macrophages resulting in
anti viral gene expressionfrom Vaidya Cheng
2003
21Recognition by mammalian (mice) TLR- pathways
From Kopp Medzhitov 2003
22Contents
- Case
- Clinical phenotypes
- TLRs and signalling pathways
- Defects
23Impaired IFNa production in response to the
ligands of TLR7/8 (R848, 3M), TLR9 (CpG) and two
viruses (HSV, VSV), but a normal response to TLR3
(polyIC) compared with control.
24Impaired or diminished production of IFNb in
response to all the TLRs and tested viruses.
25- Type I IFN induced MX1 gene expression Normal
to TLR3(polyIC), TLR4(LPS) and HSV, but the
response to TLR7/8 TLR9 is abolished, the
response to VZV is diminished.
26Impaired TNFa production in response to all the
TLRs tested
27Relationship of surface receptors NFkB from
Puel et al 2003
28From Puel et al 2003