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Primary IECs were isolated from the intestinal tissue at different ages based on a published protocol (>>10<<). All tissue, except that from 0 h mice, was obtained from spontaneously delivered newborns. 0-h-old IECs were isolated from mice born by caesarean section after natural birth of the first sibling to ensure maturity of the obtained
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Cryptin 4(forward [Defcrp130], 5′-AAGAGACTAAAACTGAGGAGCAGC-3′; reverse, 5′-CGGCGGGGGCAGCAGTA-3′), and Cryptin 5 (forward [Defcrp130], 5′-AAGAGACTAAAACTGAGGAGCAGC-3′; reverse, 5′-GCAGCAGAATACGAAAGT-3′) were as previously described (>>9<<). Hprt1 (forward, 5′-TGATCAGTCAACGGGGGACA-3′; reverse, 5′-TTCGAGAGGTCCTTTTCACCA-3′) and β2-microglobulin (b2M; forward, 5′-TGGTGCTTGTCTCACTGAML-3′; reverse, 5′-CCGTTCTTCAGCATTTGGAT-3′) were used as endogenous controls to normalize gene
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Cationic antimicrobial peptides were extracted from isolated IECs of newborn and adult C57BL/6 mice or m-ICcl2 cell lysate, according to a published protocol (>>12<<). The antibacterial activity of HPLC fractions was analyzed using a zone inhibition assay using B. megaterium strain 11 (11).
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The antibacterial activity of HPLC fractions was analyzed using a zone inhibition assay using B. megaterium strain 11 (>>11<<). Cell-culture supernatant was purified using Sep-Pak Light tC18 cartridges (Waters Corp.) before antibacterial testing and mass spectrometric analysis. Matrix-assisted laser desorption-ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry analysis
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Matrix-assisted laser desorption-ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry analysis was performed with a Reflex III instrument (Bruker Daltronics), as recently described (>>11<<).
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Immunoblotting was performed as recently described (>>10<<). Membranes were incubated overnight at 4°C, with the primary antibody provided by B.
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Typhimurium, as previously described (>>37<<). 104 bacteria grown to mid-logarithmic phase were coincubated in 100 μl with or without the addition of peptide at the concentrations indicated in the figures (0.5, 1, 5, 10, 20, and 50 μg/ml).
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investigate gene expression of antimicrobial peptides during postnatal intestinal development, we quantitatively examined messenger RNA (mRNA) levels in highly enriched primary IECs prepared according to a recently established protocol (>>10<<). Total RNA of IECs from mouse small intestinal tissue was isolated at the time of birth or at the ages of 6 and 24 h, or 3, 6, 14, 21, and 28 d and analyzed by real-time PCR.
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All fractions were analyzed for antimicrobial activity against Bacillus megaterium (strain Bm11) using a standardized agar diffusion assay (>>11<<). In addition, mass spectrometry was performed on positive fractions to identify antimicrobially active substances. The presence of a large variety of cryptdins and CRS peptide homo- and heterodimers was confirmed by mass spectrometric
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variety of cryptdins and CRS peptide homo- and heterodimers was confirmed by mass spectrometric analysis in fractions 45–55 from adult IECs (day 28) associated with significant antibacterial activity, as recently reported (Fig. 2 A) (>>11<<, 12).
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2 A) (11, >>12<<).
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Alternatively, trypsin activity has recently been identified in mouse small intestinal tissue (>>13<<). Thus, constitutive expression and production of the processed mature form of CRAMP was detected in small intestinal epithelium restricted to the neonatal period.
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a highly differentiated and polarized IEC line derived from embryonic day 20 fetuses of transgenic mice carrying the large T antigen of the simian virus 40 under the control of the 5′ regulatory sequence from the L-pyruvate kinase gene (>>14<<). Although none of the established enteric antimicrobial peptides, such as α-defensins, CRS peptides, or angiogenin 4, were detectable by RT-PCR (Fig.
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Cathelicidins have been reported to promote cell differentiation and angiogenesis, and enhance cell proliferation and migration (>>15<<, 16). Neonatal CRAMP expression might thereby contribute to postnatal organ development and intestinal cell differentiation.
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Cathelicidins have been reported to promote cell differentiation and angiogenesis, and enhance cell proliferation and migration (15, >>16<<). Neonatal CRAMP expression might thereby contribute to postnatal organ development and intestinal cell differentiation.
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Although CRAMP significantly inhibited LPS-mediated stimulation of naive epithelial cells similar to other antimicrobial peptides, it showed no effect on endotoxin-tolerant epithelial cells (Fig. S1, D and E) (>>12<<, 17).
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Although CRAMP significantly inhibited LPS-mediated stimulation of naive epithelial cells similar to other antimicrobial peptides, it showed no effect on endotoxin-tolerant epithelial cells (Fig. S1, D and E) (12, >>17<<).
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Mucosal colonization of the intestinal tract starts immediately after birth, leading to an increasingly dense and complex microbial flora during the first weeks of life (>>5<<). To examine a possible effect of microbial colonization on the disappearance of CRAMP expression, conventionally bred and germ-free–bred animals were compared.
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These data are in accordance with a recent report on low Wnt signaling activity in the intervillus region directly after birth and increased activity in the crypt area of adult individuals (>>18<<). They further suggest that CRAMP expression is limited to the neonate epithelium and lost during the developmental changes that occur in the postnatal period associated with increased IEC proliferation and differentiation.
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host protection, we next tested the CRAMP-mediated antibacterial activity against gut commensal bacteria, as well as defined pathogenic bacteria known to be transmitted to the neonate organism during passage through the birth canal (>>6<<). Rapid bacterial killing resulting in a 3–4 log decrease of viable bacteria after 2 h was noted against selected Gram-positive and -negative intestinal commensal bacteria of the small intestine such as S. gallinaceus, Lactobacillus
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Because of structural differences of the epithelial receptor E-cadherin between mice and men, the invasion rate of L. monocytogenes after oral infection of mice is very low and results in only a marginal local inflammatory reaction (>>19<<, 20). This allows application of significant bacterial numbers, minimizes the possible effect of infiltrating granulocytes, and, thus, favors the analysis of the intraluminal intestinal host defense.
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Because of structural differences of the epithelial receptor E-cadherin between mice and men, the invasion rate of L. monocytogenes after oral infection of mice is very low and results in only a marginal local inflammatory reaction (19, >>20<<). This allows application of significant bacterial numbers, minimizes the possible effect of infiltrating granulocytes, and, thus, favors the analysis of the intraluminal intestinal host defense.
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Importantly, low expression of Paneth cell–derived antimicrobial peptides has also been noted in human neonates (>>21<<). Besides infection via the transplacental route during pregnancy, several microbial organisms are transmitted from the mother to the newborn during passage through the birth canal, gain entrance via the intestinal tract, and may evoke
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Similarly, CRAMP expression has been detected in vernix caseosa and neonate skin (>>22<<–24). Together with our results, these data suggest that CRAMP plays a prominent role in the protection of the newborn.
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Expression of the precursor peptide has been noted in myeloid cells, keratinocytes, and epithelial cells from the skin, lung, stomach, colon, meninges, and eye, as well as endothelial cells (>>25<<–28). Although they represent a large and important group of antimicrobial peptides in a variety of mammals, only one member, LL-37 and CRAMP, is encoded in humans and mice, respectively. Significant cathelicidin expression has previously
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cathelicidin expression has previously been noted in the gastrointestinal tract, such as human gastric or colonic tissue, with higher expression levels in individuals with persistent bacterial infection or chronic inflammation (>>27<<, 29). Although our results obtained using highly purified primary IECs indicated the absence of constitutive Cramp expression in adult individuals, Cramp mRNA was recently noted in total adult small intestinal tissue (30).
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cathelicidin expression has previously been noted in the gastrointestinal tract, such as human gastric or colonic tissue, with higher expression levels in individuals with persistent bacterial infection or chronic inflammation (27, >>29<<). Although our results obtained using highly purified primary IECs indicated the absence of constitutive Cramp expression in adult individuals, Cramp mRNA was recently noted in total adult small intestinal tissue (30).
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Although our results obtained using highly purified primary IECs indicated the absence of constitutive Cramp expression in adult individuals, Cramp mRNA was recently noted in total adult small intestinal tissue (>>30<<). The different results might reflect expression by resident tissue myeloid cells. However, we cannot rule out the reappearance of small intestinal epithelial Cramp expression in adult individuals during conditions such as tumorigenesis
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lack of cathelicidin synthesis was associated with clinical disease, such as periodontitis, in human individuals with congenital neutropenia (Kostmann syndrome) and enhanced susceptibility to recurrent urinary tract infection (>>26<<, 31). CRAMP expression also conferred protection from invasive skin infection by group A streptococci and Citrobacter rodentium–induced colitis in mice (25, 32).
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lack of cathelicidin synthesis was associated with clinical disease, such as periodontitis, in human individuals with congenital neutropenia (Kostmann syndrome) and enhanced susceptibility to recurrent urinary tract infection (26, >>31<<). CRAMP expression also conferred protection from invasive skin infection by group A streptococci and Citrobacter rodentium–induced colitis in mice (25, 32).
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CRAMP expression also conferred protection from invasive skin infection by group A streptococci and Citrobacter rodentium–induced colitis in mice (>>25<<, 32). The clinical importance of CRAMP was further underlined by the description of mechanisms to gain resistance against peptide-mediated killing by several human pathogenic bacteria (33, 34). In addition to the broad and potent
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CRAMP expression also conferred protection from invasive skin infection by group A streptococci and Citrobacter rodentium–induced colitis in mice (25, >>32<<). The clinical importance of CRAMP was further underlined by the description of mechanisms to gain resistance against peptide-mediated killing by several human pathogenic bacteria (33, 34). In addition to the broad and potent
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The clinical importance of CRAMP was further underlined by the description of mechanisms to gain resistance against peptide-mediated killing by several human pathogenic bacteria (>>33<<, 34). In addition to the broad and potent antibacterial activity, cathelicidin-derived antimicrobial peptides have also been noted to exert other biological activities so as to promote cell differentiation and to stimulate angiogenesis
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The clinical importance of CRAMP was further underlined by the description of mechanisms to gain resistance against peptide-mediated killing by several human pathogenic bacteria (33, >>34<<). In addition to the broad and potent antibacterial activity, cathelicidin-derived antimicrobial peptides have also been noted to exert other biological activities so as to promote cell differentiation and to stimulate angiogenesis and
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potent antibacterial activity, cathelicidin-derived antimicrobial peptides have also been noted to exert other biological activities so as to promote cell differentiation and to stimulate angiogenesis and epithelial cell proliferation (>>15<<, 16). Although our results do not support an involvement of epithelial CRAMP in the postnatal intestinal organ development, other CRAMP-mediated biological effects on neonate gut homeostasis cannot be excluded.
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antibacterial activity, cathelicidin-derived antimicrobial peptides have also been noted to exert other biological activities so as to promote cell differentiation and to stimulate angiogenesis and epithelial cell proliferation (15, >>16<<). Although our results do not support an involvement of epithelial CRAMP in the postnatal intestinal organ development, other CRAMP-mediated biological effects on neonate gut homeostasis cannot be excluded.
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Similar results have been found for cryptdin expression in Paneth cells (>>11<<). The close temporal association between the loss of CRAMP expression and developmental changes such as the increase of epithelial proliferation, the emergence of crypts, and the appearance of mature Paneth cells instead indicate a
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Indeed, cathelicidin expression has previously been linked to cell differentiation and exposure to differentiation-promoting agents (>>35<<, 36). Developmental regulation is also supported by the recently identified differential expression profile of the Wnt transcriptional effectors Tcf3 and Tcf4 during the development of the mouse intestinal epithelium (18). The identified
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Indeed, cathelicidin expression has previously been linked to cell differentiation and exposure to differentiation-promoting agents (35, >>36<<). Developmental regulation is also supported by the recently identified differential expression profile of the Wnt transcriptional effectors Tcf3 and Tcf4 during the development of the mouse intestinal epithelium (18). The identified
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Developmental regulation is also supported by the recently identified differential expression profile of the Wnt transcriptional effectors Tcf3 and Tcf4 during the development of the mouse intestinal epithelium (>>18<<). The identified increase in epithelial proliferation during the postnatal development is paralleled by enhanced Wnt signaling in the area of cellular proliferation (18). The restriction of CRAMP expression to neonate epithelium and the
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The identified increase in epithelial proliferation during the postnatal development is paralleled by enhanced Wnt signaling in the area of cellular proliferation (>>18<<). The restriction of CRAMP expression to neonate epithelium and the gradual loss of CRAMP-positive cells along the crypt–villus axis might therefore result from a combined developmental program of cell differentiation and proliferation.
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