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Mitochondrial dysfunction prevents repolarization of inflammatory macrophages Jan Van den Bossche, PhD j.vandenbossche@amc.nl Departement of Medical Biochemistry Experimental Vascular Biology group Postdoc Grant 2013T003 Macrophage functions


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Mitochondrial dysfunction prevents repolarization of inflammatory macrophages

Jan Van den Bossche, PhD

j.vandenbossche@amc.nl Departement of Medical Biochemistry Experimental Vascular Biology group

Postdoc Grant 2013T003

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Bacterial killing Host defense Promote inflammation Kill tumor cells Promote tumor growth Wound healing Tissue repair Mediate Type 2 inflammation in allergy Anti-inflammatory

Macrophage functions

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Macrophage plasticity and repolarization are key features of macrophages

Sica and Mantovani, JCI, 2012

M1 M2

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Macrophages are plastic

1/ Respond to distinct environmental stimuli 2/ Reverse their phenotype = repolarization

M1 M(LPS+IFNg) M2 M(IL-4)

Kill tumor cells Promote tumor growth Promote inflammation Anti-atherogenic

Colombo, 1992 IFNg

Atherosclerosis

epigenetics metabolism

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Reshaping macrophage (re)polarization for atherosclerosis therapy

iNOS+ CD206+

A

Stöger et al., 2012

M(LPS+IFNg) M(IL-4)

M1 M2

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Reshaping macrophage (re)polarization for atherosclerosis therapy

iNOS+ CD206+

A

Stöger et al., 2012

M(LPS+IFNg) M(IL-4)

M1 M2

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M1s fail to repolarize to M2s

M1 M2

LPS+IFNg M2 M1 M2 N

BMM

IL-4 untreated IL-4 untreated untreated

compare

M2 surface markers and function

LPS+IFNg→IL-4 isotype naive IL-4

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M1s fail to repolarize to M2s in vivo

M1 M2

CD71 CD301 CD206

i: CD45.1+ F4/80 + macrophages

Ex vivo stimulation

  • Naive (N)
  • LPS+IFNg

transfer

CD45.1 CD45.2

IL-4c/PBS BMM F4/80 CD45.1

i

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Human M1s fail to repolarize to M2s

M1 M2

LPS+IFNg M2 M1 M2 N IL-4 untreated IL-4 untreated untreated

compare

MoDM

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Why are M1 macrophages not plastic?

Because they don’t have a IL-4Ra? Because they have dysfunctional STAT6 activation?

IL-4Ra

STAT6

JAK

IL-4

IL-4Ra isotype IL-4Ra DMFI (x10E3) STAT6-P b-actin

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Why are M1 macrophages not plastic?

Because they are dead?

SDH

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Why are M1 macrophages not plastic?

Because their metabolism doesn’t allow it?

LPS+IFNg IL-4 Naive

Glycolysis stress test Mito stress test

OM FCCP ROT/AA GLUC OM 2-DG

M1 = high glycolysis, low OXPHOS M2 = high OXPHOS

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Seahorse intermezzo

Because their metabolism doesn’t allow it?

Glycolysis & mito stress test combined

Van den Bossche et al., JoVE, 2015

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Seahorse intermezzo

Because their metabolism doesn’t allow it?

Glycolysis & mito stress test combined :

Van den Bossche et al., JoVE, 2015

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Seahorse intermezzo

Because their metabolism doesn’t allow it?

Glycolysis & mito stress test combined

Van den Bossche et al., JoVE, 2015

Add pyruvate together with FCCP to allow max respiration Use 2-DG to verify that ECAR is indeed ‘true’ glycolysis

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Why are M1 macrophages not plastic?

Because their metabolism doesn’t allow it?

M1 = high glycolysis, low OXPHOS M2 = high OPXHOS

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Why are M1 macrophages not plastic?

IL-4 does not induce OXPHOS upon M1→M2 repolarization

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Why are M1 macrophages not plastic?

IFNg+LPS induces mitochondrial dysfunction Which complexes are affected?

SDH = complex II assay

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Measure complex I-IV activity of the ETC with the Seahorse

Nature protocols, 2014

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Measure complex I-IV activity of the ETC with the Seahorse

Nature protocols, 2014 complex II activity

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Measure complex I-IV activity of the ETC with the Seahorse

IFNg+LPS mainly hit complex I and II activity

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M2 polarization needs mitochondrial function

FA ETO

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30 min 24h M1 (or naive)

iNOS inhibition prevents the drop in OXPHOS in M1

N 2DG NAC (ROS scavenger) 1400W (iNOS inhibitor)

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24h 24h Stimulation 1 Stimulation 2 (after wash) M2 M1 1400W + M1

iNOS inhibition improves metabolic reprogramming by IL-4

isotype naive 14000+LPS+IFNg → IL-4 IL-4 LPS+IFNg → IL-4

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24h 24h Stimulation 1 Stimulation 2 (after wash) M2 M1 1400W + M1

iNOS inhibition improves M1 to M2 repolarization

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a

isotype naive LPS+IFNg WT iNOS-/- IL-4 DMFI (%) CD206 CD71 CD301 WT iNOS-/- WT iNOS-/- WT iNOS-/-

b c d e

OM FCCP AA/Rot

f

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Macrophage Immunometabolism : Where Are We?

Van den Bossche et al., Cell Reports, 2016

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Van den Bossche et al., Trends in Immunology, 2017

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Junior Postdoc Grant 2013T003

Medical Biochemistry

Experimental Vascular Biology group

Jeroen Baardman Menno de Winther & Esther Lutgens

Genetic Metabolic diseases

Michel van Weeghel Riekelt Houtkooper Vincent de Boer