Mononuclear Phagocytes: Functional Aspects

1949 Pages·1980·42.639 MB·English

by  R. van Furth (auth.), Ralph van Furth (eds.)

Mononuclear Phagocytes
Mononuclear Phagocytes
Functional Aspects
Part I
edited by
Ralph van Furth
Department of Infectious Diseases
University Hospital, Leiden
The Netherlands
SPRINGER-SCIE CE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.Y.
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Main entry under title:
Mononuclear Phagocytes.
Bibliography: p.
lncludes index.
1. Monocytes. 2. Macrophages. I. Furth, Ralph van. [DNLM: 1. Phagocytes - Physiology.
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ISBN 978-94-009-8795-1 ISBN 978-94-009-8793-7 (eBook)
DOI 10.1007/978-94-009-8793-7
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CONTENTS
List of contributors XIII
Preface XVII
Part I
I Cells of the mononuclear phagocyte system
Nomenclature in terms of sites and conditions
R. VAN FuRTH
Discussion 3I
STRUCTURE AND CYTOCHEMISTRY 4I
2 Peroxidase and catalase in monocytes, macrophages, epithelioid cells and giant cells
~~m ~
W.TH. DAEMS and H.J. VANDER RHEE
3 Changes in peroxidase distribution within organelles of blood monocytes and peritoneal
macrophages after surface adherence in vitro and in vivo 6I
DoROTHY F. BAINTON
4 Development of exudate-resident macrop hages, on the basis of the pattern of peroxidatic
activity in vivo and in vitro 87
R.H.J. BEELEN, DoNNA M. FLUITSMA, J.W.M. VANDERMEER and ELISABETH C.M
HoEFSMIT
Discussion I I3
5 The vacuolar apparatus of alveolar macrophages and the turnover of surfactant II9
BARBARA A. NICHOLS
Discussion I53
6 Properties ofKuptfer cells I 57
R. SELJELID
Discussion 200
VI Contents
7 Origin and structure of the osteoclast 203
J.L.E. ERICSSON
Discussion
8 Veiled cells resembling Langerhans cells 235
H.A. DREXHAGE, J.W. LENS, J. CvETANov, E.W.A. KAMPERDIJK, R. MuLLINK and
BRIGID M. BALFOUR
Discussion 273
DIVISION, MATURATION AND REGULATION 277
9 Characteristics, origin and kinetics of human and murine mononuclear phagocytes 279
R. VAN FuRTH, MARTINA M.C. DIESSELHOFF-DEN DuLK,J.A. RAEBURN, THEDA L. VAN
ZwET, R. CROFTON and A. BLussE. vAN OuD ALBLAS
I o The origin and properties of peripheral lymph mononuclear phagocytes 299
G.G. MAcPHERSON and H.W. STEER
Discussion 3I8
I I Humoral control of monocyte production during inflammation 325
W. SLUITER, D. VAN WAARDE, ELLY HULSING-HESSELINK, INE L. ELZENGA-CLAASEN
and R. VAN FuRTH
Discussion 340
I 2 Long-term cultures of murine bone marrow mononuclear phagocytes 343
J.W.M. VANDERMEER, jOKES. VAN DE GEVEL, MARTINA M.C. DIESSELHOFF-DEN
DuLK, R.H.J. BEELEN and R. VAN FuRTH
I3 Effector cell functions in long-term culture of murine, prosimian, and human bone
marrow 363
P. RALPH, N. WILLIAMS, A.P. CRONIN-SHERIDAN, ILONA NAKOINZ, H. jACKSON and
M.A.S. MooRE
Discussion 3 73
I4 Formation of colonies by mononuclear phagocytes outside the bone marrow 377
C.C. STEWART
Discussion 4I4
I 5 Regulation of macrophage production by a colony-stimulating factor 4 I 7
E.R. STANLEY and L.J. GUILBERT
Discussion 434
I6 Functions of macrophage cell lines 439
P. RALPH
Discussion 457
CHEMOTAXIS AND MOTILITY 459
I 7 Gradients of chemotactic factors in various assay systems 46 I
SALLY H. ZIGMOND
Contents VII
r8 The locomotor behaviour of human blood monocytes in chemotactic and chemokinetic
environments and the role of substratum in monocyte locomotion 475
P.C. WILKINSON and R.B. ALLAN
Discussion 50 1
19 Alteration of macrophage and monocyte membrane potential by chemotactic factors 505
ELAINE K. GALLIN, B. SELIGMANN andj.I. GALLIN
Discussion 524
20 MIF fMAF -macrophage interactions: biochemical characterization of a putative glyco-
lipid receptor for MIF and the existence and properties of two distinct MIFs 527
JR. DAviD, H.G. REMOLD, TJ. HIGGINs, D.Y. Lm and W.H. CHURCHILL
Discussion 536
21 Lymphokine-induced modulation of macrophage functions 539
C. SoRG, CHRISTINE NEUMANN, V. KLIMETZEK and DAGMAR HANNICH
Discussion 565
22 An inhibitor of macrophage accumulation produced by neoplasms: its role in abrogating
host resistance to cancer 569
R. SNYDERMAN, MARILYN C. PIKE and G.J. CIANCIOLO
Discussion 590
PLASMA MEMBRANE DYNAMICS 593
23 Membrane flow during endocytosis 595
W.A. MuLLER, R.M. STEINMAN and Z.A. CoHN
Discussion 6 10
24 Membrane recycling (shuttle?) in endocytosis 613
P. TuLKENS, Y.J. ScHNEIDER and A. TROUET
Discussion 645
25 The iodination and turnover of macrophage plasma membrane polypeptides 649
HELEN L. YrN, C. BrANCO and Z.A. CoHN
Discussion 663
26 Macrophage ecto-enzymes: their identification, metabolism, and control 665
P.J. EDELSON
Discussion 682
27 Membrane lipids and the control of endocytosis 685
W.A. ScoTT, EILEEN M. MAHONEY and Z.A. CoHN
Discussion 702
28 Surface functions in dividing macrophages 705
R.D. BERLIN, jANET R. PFEIFFER, R.J. WALTER and jANET M. OLIVER
Discussion 730
VIII Contents
PLASMA MEMBRANE RECEPTORS 733
29 Fe receptors on mouse macrophages 735
j.C. UNKELESS
Discussion 75 2
30 Structural characteristics of Fe receptors on macrophages 757
H.M. GREY and C.L. ANDERSON
Discussion 779
3I Quantitative studies on the interaction of macrophages with antibody and immune
complexes 783
R.G.Q LESLIE and M.D. ALEXANDER
Discussion 803
32 Hormone receptors and hormonal regulation of macrophage physiological functions Bog
ZENA WERB
Discussion 830
33 In vivo and in vitro evidence for a lysosomal enzyme uptake system in macrophages 837
P. STAHL, R. TowNSEND, C. TIETZE and P. ScHLESINGER
Discussion 86 I
34 Cellular recognition by phagocytes: role oflectin-like receptor(s) 865
D.M. WEIR and HELGA M. 0GMUNDSDOTTIR
Discussion 882
Index 885
Part II
Contents v
List of contributors XIII
Preface XVII
ENDOCYTOSIS
35 Phagocytosis
S.C. SILVERSTEIN and J.D. LOIKE
9I8
Discussion
36 Modulation of macrophage plasma membrane receptors for IgG and complement 92I
J. MICHL,j.C. UNKELESS and S.C. SILVERSTEIN
Discussion
Contents rx
37 Genetic and functional studies of continuous macrophage-like cell lines 94I
J. J.
B.R. BLooM, BETTY DIAMOND, W. NEWMAN, ScHNECK, PISCATELLO, G. DAMIANI,
N. RosEN, RuTH MuscHEL and ORA RosEN
Discussion 968
38 Contractile proteins and the mechanism of phagocytosis in macrophages 97I
J.H. HARTWIG, HELEN L. YIN and T.P. STOSSEL
Discussion 997
39 Factors modifying the fusion ofphagosomes and lysosomes: art, fact, and artefact 999
M.B. GoREN, C.L. SwENDSEN and jANET HENSON
40 Manipulations of phagosome-lysosome fusion in cultured macrophages: potentialities
and limitations 1039
P. D'ARcY HART and M.R. YouNG
4I Cyclic nucleotides and phagosome-lysosome fusion in mouse peritoneal macrophages I057
D.B. LowRIE, P.S.jACKETT, V.R. ABER and M.E.W. CAROL
42 Determinants of phagosome-lysosome fusion in mouse macrophages 1077
MARGARET C. KIELIAN and Z.A. CoHN
Discussion 1096
ANTIMICROBIAL SYSTEMS OF MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES I I03
43 Oxygen intermediates and the microbicidal event I I05
S.J. KLEBANOFF
Discussion I I 38
44 Release ofsuperoxide anion by macrophages: effect of in vivo or in vitro priming I I43
R.B. joHNSTON jR., DoNNA A. CHADWICK and M.J. PABST
Discussion r I 59
45 The release of hydrogen peroxide from mononuclear phagocytes and its role in extra-
cellular cytolysis I I65
C.F. NATHAN
Discussion 1 I 83
46 Oxidative metabolism of mononuclear phagocytes 1187
F. Rossr, P. BELLAVITE, A. DoBRINA, P. DRI and G. ZABUCCHI
Discussion 12 14
47 The oxygen metabolism ofhuman blood monocytes and neutrophils 1219
D. Roos and joKES. VANDER STIJL-NEIJENHUIS
Discussion 1242
48 Effects of oxygen on metabolic patterns and endocytosis of macrophages 124 7
S.G. AxLINE, L.M. SIMON, E.D. RoBIN and E.L. PESANTI
Discussion I 268
X Contents
THE MACROPHAGE AS A SECRETORY CELL
49 Lysozyme and plasminogen activator: constitutive and induced secretory products of
mononuclear phagocytes 1273
S. GoRDON
Discussion 1295
59 Modulation of macrophage plasminogen activator secretion 1299
J.D. VASSALLI
Discussion
51 The synthesis of arachidonic acid oxygenation products by vanous mononuclear
phagocyte populations
P. DAVIES, R.J. BoNNEY,j.L. HuMES and F.A. KuEHLjR.
Discussion
52 Generation of tissue thromboplastin by human monocytes
C.J.W. VAN GrNKEL and W.G. VANAKEN
Discussion rg66
53 Secretion oflysosomal enzymes by macrophages rg6g
]. ScHNYDER and M. BAGGIOLINr
Discussion
54 Synthesis and release of complement components by macrophages
V. BRADE and CAROLYN BENTLEY
Discussion r4r4
MECHANISMS OF MACROPHAGE ACTIVATION
55 The stimulation of mononuclear phagocytes by components of the classical and the
alternative pathways of complement activation r42r
0. GoTZE, C. BrANco, J.S. SuNDSMO and Z.A. CoHN
56 Complement, coagulation and mononuclear phagocytes 1443
C. BrANCO, 0. GOTZE and Z.A. CoHN
Discussion
57 Extracellular stimulation of intracellular killing
P.C.J. LErJH, MARIA VAN DEN BARSELAAR, THEDA L. VAN ZwET, M.R. DAHA and
R.VAN FuRTH
Discussion
58 Respiratory pathways of macrophages - cellular localization and relation to cidal
activity 1495
M.L. KARNOVSKY,j. BADWEY, R. BRIGGS, M.J. KARNOVSKY andJ. LAZDINS
Discussion