Arteriosclerosis, thrombosis, and vascular biology · 2024
Cooperation Between Platelet β1 and β3 Integrins in the Arrest of Bleeding Under Inflammatory Conditions in Mice-Brief Report.
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Janus-Bell Emily, Receveur Nicolas, Mercier Luc, Mouriaux Clarisse, Magnenat Stéphanie, Reiser Jochen, Lanza François, Hechler Béatrice, Ho-Tin-Noé Benoit, Mangin Pierre H
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BACKGROUND: Platelets prevent bleeding in a variety of inflammatory settings, the adhesion receptors and activation pathways involved being highly context-dependent and functionally redundant. In some situations, platelets recruited to inflammatory sites act independently of aggregation. The mechanisms underlying stable platelet adhesion in inflamed microvessels remain incompletely understood, in particular, whether and if so, how β1 and β3 integrins are involved.
METHODS: The impact of isolated or combined platelet deficiency in β1 and β3 integrins on inflammation-associated hemostasis was investigated in 3 models of acute inflammation: immune complex-based cutaneous reverse passive Arthus reaction, intranasal lipopolysaccharide-induced lung inflammation, and cerebral ischemia-reperfusion following transient (2-hour) occlusion of the middle cerebral artery.
RESULTS: Mice with platelet-directed inactivation of Itgb1 (PF4Cre-β1-/-) displayed no bleeding in any of the inflammation models, while mice defective in platelet Itgb3 (PF4Cre-β3-/-) exhibited bleeding in all 3 models. Remarkably, the bleeding phenotype of PF4Cre-β3-/- mice was exacerbated in the reverse passive Arthus model by the concomitant deletion of β1 integrins, PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- animals presenting increased bleeding. Intravital microscopy in reverse passive Arthus experiments highlighted a major defect in the adhesion of PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- platelets to inflamed microvessels. Unlike PF4Cre-β1-/- and PF4Cre-β3-/- mice, PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- animals developed early hemorrhagic transformation 6 hours after transient middle cerebral artery occlusion. PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- mice displayed no more bleeding in lipopolysaccharide-induced lung inflammation than PF4Cre-β3-/- animals.
CONCLUSIONS: Altogether, these results show that the requirement for and degree of functional redundancy between platelet β1 and β3 integrins in inflammation-associated hemostasis vary with the inflammatory situation.
METHODS: The impact of isolated or combined platelet deficiency in β1 and β3 integrins on inflammation-associated hemostasis was investigated in 3 models of acute inflammation: immune complex-based cutaneous reverse passive Arthus reaction, intranasal lipopolysaccharide-induced lung inflammation, and cerebral ischemia-reperfusion following transient (2-hour) occlusion of the middle cerebral artery.
RESULTS: Mice with platelet-directed inactivation of Itgb1 (PF4Cre-β1-/-) displayed no bleeding in any of the inflammation models, while mice defective in platelet Itgb3 (PF4Cre-β3-/-) exhibited bleeding in all 3 models. Remarkably, the bleeding phenotype of PF4Cre-β3-/- mice was exacerbated in the reverse passive Arthus model by the concomitant deletion of β1 integrins, PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- animals presenting increased bleeding. Intravital microscopy in reverse passive Arthus experiments highlighted a major defect in the adhesion of PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- platelets to inflamed microvessels. Unlike PF4Cre-β1-/- and PF4Cre-β3-/- mice, PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- animals developed early hemorrhagic transformation 6 hours after transient middle cerebral artery occlusion. PF4Cre-β1-/-/β3-/- mice displayed no more bleeding in lipopolysaccharide-induced lung inflammation than PF4Cre-β3-/- animals.
CONCLUSIONS: Altogether, these results show that the requirement for and degree of functional redundancy between platelet β1 and β3 integrins in inflammation-associated hemostasis vary with the inflammatory situation.