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The Dynamics of Interleukin-10-afforded protection during dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis

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We acknowledge the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) for providing a PhD grant to AC (SFRH/ BD/84704/2012). This article is a result of the project Norte-01- 0145-FEDER-000012—Structured program on bioengineered therapies for infectious diseases and tissue regeneration, supported by Norte Portugal Regional Operational Programme (NORTE 2020), under the PORTUGAL 2020 Partnership Agreement, through the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER). The MS lab is also financed by a FCT-ANR grant (FCTANR/ BIM-MEC/0007/2013). This work was also backed by the COST Action BM1404 European Network of Investigators Triggering Exploratory Research on Myeloid Regulatory Cells (http://www. mye-euniter.eu), which is supported by the Horizon 2020—EU Framework Program Research and Innovation Programme. MS is a FCT Associate Investigator. AGC lab: This work was developed under the scope of the project NORTE-01-0145- FEDER-000013, supported by the Northern Portugal Regional Operational Programme (NORTE 2020), under the Portugal 2020 Partnership Agreement, through the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER); by the project NORTE-01-0145- FEDER-000023, supported by the Northern Portugal Regional Operational Programme (NORTE 2020), under the Portugal 2020 Partnership Agreement, through FEDER; and by FEDER, through the Competitiveness Factors Operational Programme (COMPETE), and by National funds, through the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), under the scope of the project POCI-01-0145-FEDER-007038. PV is funded by ANR, through the project MYELOTEN (ANR-13-ISV1-0003-01).

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The Dynamics of Interleukin-10-afforded protection during dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis

Author: Cardoso, A,Castro, A,Martins, AC,Carriche, GM,Murigneux, V,Castro, I,Cumano, A,Vieira, P,Saraiva, M
Publisher: Frontiers Media
Year: 2018
DOI: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.00400
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Ci a ion:
Ca dosoA, Gil Cas oA, Ma insAC,
Ca icheGM, Mu igneuxV, Cas oI,
CumanoA, Viei aP and Sa ai aM
(2018) The Dynamics o In e leukin-
10-A o ded P o ec ion
du ing Dex an Sul a e
Sodium-Induced Coli is.
F on . Immunol. 9:400.
doi: 10.3389/ immu.2018.00400
The Dynamics o in e leukin-10-
a o ded P o ec ion du ing Dex an
sul a e sodium-induced coli is
Ana Ca doso1,2,3,4,5,6,7, An onio Gil Cas o6,7‡, Ana Ca a ina Ma ins1,2‡,
Guilhe mina M. Ca iche1,2†, Valen ine Mu igneux8,9†, Isabel Cas o6,7, Ana Cumano3,4,5,
Paulo Viei a3,4,5§ and Ma ga ida Sa ai a1,2*§
1 i3S – Ins i u o de In es igação e Ino ação em Saúde, Po o, Po ugal, 2 IBMC – Ins i u o de Biologia Molecula e Celula ,
Uni e sidade do Po o, Po o, Po ugal, 3 Depa men o Immunology, Uni é Lymphopoièse, Ins i u Pas eu , Pa is, F ance,
4 Uni e si y Pa is Dide o , So bonne Pa is Ci é, Cellule Pas eu , Pa is, F ance, 5 INSERM U1223, Pa is, F ance, 6 ICVS,
Uni e si y o Minho, B aga, Po ugal, 7 ICVS/3B’s – PT Go e nmen Associa e Labo a o y, B aga, Po ugal, 8 Depa men o
Immunology, Uni é In ég i é du génome, immuni é e cance , Ins i u Pas eu , Pa is, F ance, 9 Depa men o Genomes and
Gene ics, Uni é In ég i é du génome, immuni é e cance , Ins i u Pas eu , Pa is, F ance
In lamma o y bowel disease encompasses a g oup o ch onic-in lamma o y condi ions
o he colon and small in es ine. These condi ions a e cha ac e ized by exace ba ed
in lamma ion o he o gan ha g ea ly a ec s he quali y o li e o pa ien s. Molecula
mechanisms coun e ac ing his hype in lamma o y s a us o he gu o e s a egies o
he apeu ic in e en ion. Among hese egula o y molecules is he an i-in lamma o y
cy okine in e leukin (IL)-10, as shown in mice and humans. Indeed, IL-10 signaling,
pa icula ly in mac ophages, is essen ial o in es inal homeos asis. We sough o
in es iga e he empo al p o ile o IL-10-media ed p o ec ion du ing chemical coli is and
which we e he unde lying mechanisms. Using a no el mouse model o inducible IL-10
o e exp ession (pMT-10), desc ibed he e, we show ha mice p econdi ioned wi h IL-10
o 8days be o e dex an sul a e sodium (DSS) adminis a ion de eloped a milde coli ic
pheno ype. In IL-10-induced coli ic mice, Ly6C cells isola ed om he lamina p op ia
showed a dec eased in lamma o y p o ile. Because ou mouse model leads o ansc ip-
ion o he IL-10 ansgene in he bone ma ow and ele a ed se ic IL-10 concen a ion,
we in es iga ed whe he IL-10 could imp in immune cells in a long-las ing way, hus
con e ing sus ained p o ec ion o coli is. We show ha his was no he case, as IL-10-
a o ded p o ec ion was only obse ed i IL-10 induc ion immedia ely p eceded DSS-
media ed coli is. Thus, despi e he p o ec ion a o ded by IL-10 in coli is, no el s a egies
a e equi ed, speci ically o achie e long-las ing p o ec ion.
Keywo ds: in e leukin-10, mac ophages, in lamma ion, coli is, he apy
inT ODUcTiOn
In lamma o y bowel disease (IBD) comp ises a complex g oup o in lamma o y condi ions o he
gas oin es inal ac (1) a ec ing an inc easing numbe o pa ien s wo ldwide (2–4). Bo h o ms
o IBD, C ohn’s disease (CD) and ulce a i e coli is (UC), esul om al e a ions in he immune
homeos asis o he in es inal issue leading o local uncon olled in lamma ion (5, 6). The gu is a
e y pa icula si e in e ms o immune epe oi e and egula ion, as e en in homeos a ic condi ions
cons an exposu e o an igens occu s (7). Thus, he main enance o in es inal homeos asis, p ima ily
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ca ied ou by in es inal mac ophages, equi es a cons an and
ine- uned balance be ween he s a e o ole ance and in lam-
ma ion (8). In he gu en i onmen , mac ophages encoun e a
ple ho a o s imuli, om die a y an igens o commensal bac e ia,
ye , due o hei unique issue-speci ic cha ac e is ics, emain
ole an (9). In he p edisease s age, he epi helial o mucosal
ba ie s become comp omised allowing bac e ia om he lumi-
nal side o in ade he lamina p op ia o he gu (10). This e en
igge s an acu e in lamma o y esponse due o he ac i a ion o
immune cells by di ec con ac wi h bac e ial p oduc s (10). The
induced in lamma ion esul s ei he in elimina ion o he o eign
bac e ial incu sion o in an exace ba ed immune esponse ha
can esul in issue damage. The damage caused by de egula ed
in lamma ion will pe pe ua e he ac i a ion o e ec o cells and
ul ima ely lead o he clinical onse o IBD (10, 11).
Epidemiological s udies ha e shown ha he e iology o IBD
is mul i ac o ial, wi h gene ic p edisposi ion, dys unc ional in es-
inal ba ie and imbalances o he mic obiome all con ibu ing
o his condi ion (12–15). Genome-wide associa ion s udies
e ealed ha he main gene ic al e a ions associa ed wi h IBD
a e ound in genes encoding p o eins linked o inna e o adap-
i e immuni y, such as he nucleo ide-binding oligome iza ion
domain-con aining p o ein 2, Janus kinase (JAK) 2, and umo
nec osis ac o supe amily 15 (16–18). O he al e a ions a e
associa ed wi h molecules in ol ed in leukocy e a icking,
egula ion o ba ie unc ion and sec e ion o de ensins (17).
Two epo s associa e loss-o - unc ion mu a ions in in e leukin
(IL)-10 o IL-10R subuni s wi h se e e IBD (19, 20). These mu a-
ions esul in se e e en e ocoli is, wi h onse be o e one yea o
age, and un esponsi eness o immunosupp essi e he apies. The
only a ailable he apy o hese pa ien s is immune econs i u-
ion wi h hema opoie ic s em cells (21–23). Al hough comple e
loss-o - unc ion mu a ions in IL-10 and IL-10R s ongly co ela e
wi h IBD, hey ha e an ex emely low occu ence a e (19, 24).
The mos equen mu a ions a ec ing he IL-10 genes associa ed
wi h IBD a e in ac single-nucleo ide polymo phisms associa ed
wi h low exp ession o his molecule (25). Howe e , ha bo ing
such mu a ions does no always ansla e in low se um le els
o IL-10 (23) du ing he disease s age. This is likely due o he
signi ican inc ease on he numbe o IL-10-p oducing myeloid
cells in CD pa ien s (26–29), o he ex en ha ele a ed se um
le els o IL-10 co ela e wi h disease ac i i y in CD (30–32).
The ole o IL-10 in in es inal in lamma ion is also seen in
he mouse model, as IL-10-de icien mice de elop mic obiome-
dependen spon aneous en e ocoli is (33). Fu he mo e, mice
wi h mac ophage es ic ed IL-10R de iciency also de elop a
spon aneous coli ic p o ile (34), s essing he c i ical ole o he
monocy e/mac ophage axis in he immunologic e en s leading o
IBD. In e es ingly, i has been shown, in a model o in ec ion ha
IL-10 can exe a di ec e ec on monocy es/mac ophages subse s,
leading o changes in hei in lamma o y p o ile and su i al (35).
Mo eo e , IL-10 has been shown o con e p o ec ion om hype -
in lamma o y s a es by he induc ion o he JAK1/STAT3 signaling
pa hway ha supp esses exp ession o p oin lamma o y media o s
and ac i a es exp ession o an i-in lamma o y genes (36).
Taking in o accoun he esul s ob ained in mu ine models
o IL-10 pe u ba ion, he gene ic co ela ion es ablished in
humans, and he an i-in lamma o y p ope ies o IL-10, his
cy okine eme ged as a e y p omising candida e o IBD he apy.
Howe e , in IBD pa ien s IL-10-based he apy has no esul ed in
subs an ial clinical imp o emen s (37). The main ca ea s in hese
clinical ials we e he subcu aneous ou e o adminis a ion
and he concen a ion o he ecombinan molecule ha did no
ensu e ha IL-10 le els eached he mucosal si es, poin ing ou
he impo ance o no el-locally a ge ed he apeu ic s a egies.
Fu he mo e, IL-10 adminis a ion o IL-10-de icien mu ine
models only p o ec ed om coli is i adminis e ed be o e disease
es ablishmen (38).
In his s udy, we epo a no el mouse model o IL-10 o e -
exp ession ( he pMT-10 mouse) and use i o be e explo e
he mechanisms o immune egula ion elici ed by IL-10 in he
con ex o in es inal in lamma ion. We show ha a sho pe iod o
IL-10 o e exp ession p io o he induc ion o coli is amelio a es
he disease ou come, despi e he p esence o CD11b+ Ly6C+
cells in he gu , p e iously associa ed wi h he de elopmen o
de imen al in lamma ion. As compa ed o con ol animals ha
do no o e exp ess IL-10, Ly6C cells isola ed om he gu lamina
p op ia o coli ic pMT-10 mice showed a dec eased in lamma o y
p o ile. Thus, we p opose ha IL-10 o e exp ession impai ed he
esponse o hese cells o he s imulus. In addi ion o he local
e ec o IL-10 in con olling exace ba ed immune esponses, ou
model allows o he s udy o IL-10 in imp in ing de no o gene -
a ed and ci cula ing monocy es. This is because, cons an IL-10
exp ession is ound in speci ic issues, in pMT-10 mice, culmina -
ing in a sys emic e ec . The e o e, IL-10 is likely o a ec o he
impo an compa men s, such as he bone ma ow (BM) and
spleen. IL-10-a o ded p o ec ion was only seen i IL-10 igge -
ing immedia ely p eceded dex an sul a e sodium (DSS)-induced
coli is, hus calling o no el s a egies ha sus ain he e ec o
IL-10 o o e long-las ing p o ec ion.
MaTe ials anD MeThODs
e hics s a emen
In Po ugal, all animal expe imen s we e pe o med in s ic
acco dance wi h ecommenda ions o he Eu opean Union
Di ec i e 2010/63/EU and p e iously app o ed by Po uguese
Na ional Au ho i y o Animal Heal h–Di eção Ge al de
Alimen ação e Ve e iná ia (DGAV). Mice we e eu hanized by
CO2 inhala ion wi h e o s o minimize su e ing.
In F ance, all animal p ocedu es we e app o ed by he Pas eu
Ins i u e Sa e y Commi ee and conduc ed acco ding o F ench
and Eu opean Communi y Ins i u ional guidelines.
animals
The s udy in ol ed he use o he ollowing 7–14-week-old emale
mice: wild- ype C57BL/6j, pMT-10-IL-10 inducible mice, and
pMT-10 c ossed wi h IL-10Rα-de icien mice (39) (pMT-10.
IL-10Rα−/−). Food was adlibi um o all animals.
gene a ion o pMT-10 Mice
pMT10 mice we e gene a ed by A. Gil Cas o and Paulo Viei a.
Mouse IL-10 cDNA was cloned in o he p169ZT ec o , which
FigU e 1 | A no el mouse model o inducible in e leukin (IL)-10 exp ession: pMT-10 mice. (a) Schema ic ep esen a ion showing he a ge ing ec o and inse ion
si e. (B) Kine ics o IL-10 o e exp ession in he se um a di e en ime poin s pos Zn adminis a ion and Zn wi hd awal. pMT-10 mice we e ed wi h no mal
(pMT-10-Zn) o Zn-en iched (pMT-10+Zn) wa e and a he indica ed ime poin s blood was ha es ed and he amoun o IL-10 in se um measu ed by
immunoassay. (c) qRT-PCR iden i ied CD45− TER119− cell subse s om skin, bone ma ow, and small in es ine (SI) as he main p oduce s o IL-10 in pMT-10 mice
ed o 8days wi h Zn-en iched wa e . In bo h (B,c), each poin o ba ep esen s he mean±SEM o h ee independen mice. Da a we e analyzed wi h
(B) wo-way analysis o a iance (Sidak’s mul iple compa isons es ) o (c) S uden ’s - es , *p<0.05; **p<0.01; ***p<0.001.
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ca ies a sheep me allop o ein (MT) 1a p omo e , a β-globin
splice si e and a SV40 polyadenyla ion (polyA) signal. The esul -
ing ec o —pMT-10 (see Figu e 1A)—was hen injec ed in o
C57BL/6j eggs and ansgenic ounde s we e iden i ied by PCR
using MT and IL-10-speci ic p ime s. IL-10 o e exp ession was
induced by eeding he mice a 2% suc ose solu ion wi h 50mM
o zinc (Zn) sul a e.
Dss-induced coli is
Mice we e ed o 8days wi h 3% DSS (TdB consul ancy) in he
d inking wa e , and we e moni o ed, daily, o weigh loss and
disease p og ession. Coli is p og ession was measu ed by he
Disease Ac i i y Index (DAI), as p e iously desc ibed [Table 1
(40)].
assessmen o in es inal in lamma ion
Mice we e eu hanized on day 8 pos -DSS adminis a ion o
ea lie i he symp oms o clinical disease (signi ican weigh
loss o dia hea) became appa en . Samples om colons we e
immedia ely ixed in 4% pa a o maldehyde. Then, 5µm pa a in-
embedded sec ions we e s ained wi h hema oxylin and eosin, and
in lamma ion was assessed in a blinded ashion using a p e iously
desc ibed sys em [Table2 (41)]. Samples we e g aded semiquan-
i a i ely om 0 o 3 o he ou ollowing c i e ia: (i) deg ee
o epi helial hype plasia and goble deple ion; (ii) leukocy e
in il a ion in he lamina p op ia; (iii) a ea o issue a ec ed; and
(i ) he p esence o ma ke s o se e e in lamma ion such as c yp
abscesses submucosal in lamma ion and ulce s. Fo each sample,
c i e ia sco es we e added o gi e an o e all in lamma ion sco e
o 0–12.
cy okine Quan i ica ion
In e leukin-10 concen a ion in he se um was quan i ied using a
comme cially a ailable ELISA ki (R&D sys ems).
P epa a ion o cell suspensions
Isola ion o non-hema opoie ic cells (CD45− TER119−) o hema -
opoie ic (CD45+) BMcells ollowed s anda d p o ocols. B ie ly,
hema opoie ic BMcells we e ex ac ed by lushing he emu s
and ibias wi h 2 mL o HBBS epea edly. To ob ain he BM
non-hema opoie ic cells, he bone agmen s we e incuba ed in
RPMI medium wi h Libe ase TL (0.5mg/ml; Roche) o 30min
a 37°C. To help dissocia ion o non-hema opoie ic cells om he
bone, a e each incuba ion pe iod, he emu s and ibias we e
lushed wi h RPMI. We epea ed his s ep h ee imes a e which
we lushed he bones one las ime, ha es ed he cell suspen-
sions and added 1 olume o RPMI con aining 10% FCS. Small
in es ine (SI), non-hema opoie ic cells we e isola ed as p e iously
desc ibed (42). Skin non-hema opoie ic cells we e isola ed om
ea samples. Samples we e ha es ed and he epide mis exposed
by sepa a ing he ex e nal laye s. Epide mis was incuba ed o
45min a 37°C wi h Libe ase HL (0.5mg/ml; Roche) and DNase I
(1U/mL; In i ogen). A e 45min, non-hema opoie ic cells we e
dissocia ed om he issue by mechanical dis up ion, collec ed,
washed in HBSS con aining 10% FCS and eco e ed. A he
end, non-hema opoie ic cells we e so -pu i ied by excluding all
TaBle 2 | Pa ame e s o his ological analysis o coli is se e i y.
sco e epi helial
hype plasia
and goble
deple ion
leukocy e
in il a ion in
he Lamina
P op ia
a ea
a ec ed
Ma ke s
o se e e
in lamma ion
0 None None/ a e None None
1 Minimal Inc ease 1/3 Minimal
2 Mild Con luen 2/3 Inc eased
3 Ma ked T ansmu al All Con luen
The inal sco e is ob ained by he sum o indi idual sco es. Ma ke s o se e e
in lamma ion included ulce a ion and c yp abscesses.
TaBle 1 | Disease Ac i i y Index (DAI) pa ame e s.
sco e Weigh loss s ool consis ency Bleeding
0 No loss No mal No blood
1 1–5% Mild so B own colo
2 5–10% Ve y so Reddish colo
3 10–20% Dia hea Bloody s ool
4>20% G oss bleeding
DAI is ob ained by he sum o each indi idual sco e.
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CD45+ TER119+ cells (Figu e S1A in Supplemen a y Ma e ial).
Cell suspensions o all o he o gans we e ob ained by mechanical
dis up ion.
Lamina p op ia leukocy es (LPLs) we e p epa ed as p e iously
desc ibed (43). B ie ly, LPLs we e ha es ed, dissocia ed and
esuspended in Hank’s Balanced Solu ion (HBSS) supplemen ed
wi h 1% e al cal se um (FCS; Gibco). To isola e LPLs, he colon
was lushed wi h phospha e-bu e ed saline (PBS; Gibco), opened
and cu in o 1cm pieces. To elimina e epi helial cells hese ag-
men s we e incuba ed a 37°C in Ca- and Mg- ee PBS con aining
10% FCS and 5.0mM EDTA unde s ong agi a ion o 30min.
Fo LPL isola ion, he emaining agmen s we e incuba ed in
RPMI medium wi h Libe ase TL (0.5mg/ml; Roche) o 30min
a 37°C. To comple e he diges ion, he suspension was epea edly
passed h ough a 10ml sy inge o 5min, il e ed h ough a 40μm
cell s aine (BD Bioscience) and collec ed by cen i uga ion. The
cell pelle was esuspended in 44% Pe coll (GE Heal hca e), laid
o e 67% Pe coll, and cen i uged a 600g o 20min a 20°C.
Cells a he in e ace we e collec ed, washed in HBSS con aining
1% FCS and eco e ed.
an ibodies
An ibodies we e conjuga ed o luo och omes (FITC, PE, PECy7,
APC, APCCy7, Paci ic Blue, and BV711) and we e speci ic o he
ollowing mouse an igens: CD3 (145-2C11; Biolegend), CD11b
(M1/70; Sony), CD11c (HL3; Biolegend), CD19 (6D5; Sony),
CD45.2 (104; Biolegend), Ly6C (Hk1.4; eBioscience), Ly6G
(RB6-8C5; BD Pha mingen), CD45 (30F11; Sony), and TER119
(Te 119; BD Pha mingen).
cell so ing and Mul iplex eal Time-Pc
analysis
CD45− TER119− o CD45+ cells we e so -pu i ied based on he
exp ession o CD45 and TER119 using an A ia so e (BD). Dead
cells we e elimina ed by exclusion wi h p opidium iodide (PI).
mRNA om so ed cells was ex ac ed using RNeasy Mic o ki
(Qiagen) and con e ed in o cDNA by e e se ansc ip ion wi h
P imeSc ip RT Reagen ki (Taka a, Clone ech). qRT-PCR was
pe o med using Taqman p ime s (see Table S1 in Supplemen a y
Ma e ial o e e ences) and Taqman Uni e sal Mas e Mix
(Applied Biosys ems). qRT-PCR eac ions we e pe o med on a
ABI 7300 he mocycle (Applied Biosys ems).
Lamina p op ia leukocy es we e FACS-so pu i ied based on
he exp ession o CD45.2, CD11b and Ly6C, using an A ia III
so e (BD). Cells exp essing CD3, CD19, CD11c, and Ly6G we e
excluded. Dead cells we e elimina ed by exclusion wi h PI. CD45.2+
CD11b+ Ly6C+ cells we e so ed di ec ly in o a mix o 9µl o
CellsDi ec One-S ep qRT-PCR ki (Li e Technologies), con ain-
ing a mix u e o dilu ed p ime s (0.05× inal concen a ion, see
Table S1 in Supplemen a y Ma e ial o e e ences). P eampli ied
cDNA (18 cycles), was ob ained acco ding o he manu ac u e ’s
ins uc ions and was dilu ed 1:5 in TE bu e (pH=8; Ambion).
The sample mix u e was as ollows: dilu ed cDNA (2.9µl), Sample
Loading Reagen (0.32µl; Fluidigm), and Taqman Uni e sal PCR
Mas e Mix (3.5µl; Applied Biosys ems). The assay mix u e was
as ollow: Assay Loa ing Reagen (Fluidigm) and Taqman Mix. A
48×48 Dynamic A ay in eg a ed luidic ci cui (IFC; Fluidigm)
was p imed wi h con ol line luid, and he chip was loaded wi h
assays and samples wi h and X IFC Con olle (Fluidigm). The
expe imen s we e un on a BioMa k HD (Fluidigm) o 40 cycles.
Gene exp ession was no malized o Hp and assessed by he
2ΔC me hod.
s a is ical analysis
S a is ical analysis was pe o med wi h he S uden ’s - es o wo-
way analysis o a iance as indica ed in he igu e legends. The
analysis was pe o med wi h P ism So wa e (G aphPad). G aphs
con aining e o s ba s show means±SEM. S a is ical signi icance
is ep esen ed as ollows: *p<0.05, **p<0.01, and ***p<0.001.
esUlTs
gene a ion o a no el Mouse Model o
il-10 O e exp ession
To s udy he biological impac o IL-10 o e exp ession in di -
e en se ings, we enginee ed a no el mouse model o allow
o inducible IL-10 exp ession, he pMT-10 mouse (44). Fo
his, a cons uc con aining he IL-10 cDNA unde he con ol
o he inducible sheep MT p omo e was in oduced in he
genome o wild- ype BL/6 mice (Figu e1A). Whole genome
sequencing e ealed a single inse ion o he ansgene in ch o-
mosome 10, be ween posi ions 78.813.656 and 78.992844bp
(Figu e1A). We es ima ed, by qRT-PCR, he numbe o cop-
ies o he ansgene o be 50–100 (da a no shown). The MT
p omo e is ac i a ed in he p esence o 50mM o Zn in he
o ganism, adminis e ed in he d inking wa e . Kine ic analysis
o IL-10 in he se um o pMT-10 mice ed wi h Zn-en iched
wa e showed a apid inc ease o ci cula ing IL-10 (Figu e1B).
Indeed, as soon as day 3 a e IL-10 induc ion, he le els o
his cy okine in he se um we e e y high (7–12 ng/ml)
FigU e 2 | Dex an sul a e sodium (DSS)-induced pa hology is amelio a ed
by p eexposu e o in e leukin (IL)-10. (a) BL/6, pMT-10, and pMT-10.
IL-10Rα−/− mice we e ed o 8days wi h no mal (BL/6-Zn, pMT-10-Zn, and
pMT-10.IL-10Rα−/− Zn, espec i ely) o Zn-en iched (BL/6+Zn, pMT-
10+Zn, and pMT-10.IL-10Rα−/−+Zn) wa e , ollowed by 8days o 3% DSS
adminis a ion also in he d inking wa e . (B,F) Disease p og ession based on
DAI pa ame e s was egis e ed e e y day o 8days. Each poin ep esen s
he mean±SEM o h ee o i e independen mice, in wo independen
expe imen s. (c) Colon leng h measu emen a day 8 o DSS adminis a ion.
(D) Rep esen a i e H&E-s ained sec ions o la ge bowel a 40× magni ica ion
(scale ba =200µm). (e) Coli is sco es de i ed om e alua ion o colon and
cecum om ei he g oup. Each do ep esen s one independen animal;
ep esen ed is also mean±SEM. Da a we e analyzed wi h (B,F) wo-way
analysis o a iance (Sidak’s mul iple compa isons es ) o (c,e) S uden ’s
- es . (B) # compa e BL/6-Zn agains BL/6+Zn; ^ compa e BL/6-Zn
agains pMT-10-Zn; • compa e BL/6-Zn agains pMT-10+Zn; ∅ compa e
BL/6+Zn agains pMT-10-Zn; x compa e BL/6+Zn agains pMT-10+Zn,
* compa e pMT-10-Zn agains pMT-10+Zn. One symbol, p<0.05; wo
symbols, p<0.01; h ee symbols, p<0.001.
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(Figu e1B). Mo eo e , suspending Zn adminis a ion led o
a sha p d op in IL-10 in se a in only 24h, o below de ec-
ion le els in only 48h (Figu e1B). As expec ed, ci cula ing
IL-10 was unde ec able in pMT-10 mice ed wi h no mal wa e
(Figu e1B). T ansc ip ional analysis o di e en o gans and
cellula compa men s o induced pMT-10 mice e ealed ha
he exp ession o he exogenous IL-10 cDNA was es ic ed
o CD45−TER119− cells om he SI, skin and, o a less ex en ,
BM (Figu e1C). IL-10 induc ion was no de ec ed in he o he
o gans analyzed (li e , spleen, kidney, cho oid plexus, lung,
and colon) no in hema opoie ic cells isola ed om he BM
(Figu e S1B in Supplemen a y Ma e ial). Thus, he pMT-10
mouse model allows o imely con olled IL-10 o e exp es-
sion in speci ic ana omic loca ions, accompanied by a s ong
inc ease o he le els o his cy okine in he se um.
Dss-induced coli is is amelio a ed in
il-10 P eexposed Mice
Despi e he clea link be ween low le els o IL-10 and suscep-
ibili y o coli is in human (45) as well as in mouse models (33,
34), adminis a ion o IL-10 o ea his condi ion showed only
limi ed e ec s (37). A possible eason may be he poo acces-
sibili y o IL-10 o he si e o in lamma ion. In his con ex , and
in iew o he high exp ession seen in he SI o induced mice, he
pMT-10 mouse model o e s an oppo uni y o u he add ess
he e ec s o IL-10 exp ession in he gu in he con ex o coli is.
Fo his, we used he DSS expe imen al model, a highly eliable
and ep oducible way o causing UC-like symp oms in he mouse
model by inducing acu e in lamma ion wi h he ec ui men o
in lamma o y cells (46).
We in es iga ed he impac o IL-10 o e exp ession p io o
DSS-induced coli is. Fo his, pMT-10 mice we e induced o
o e exp ess IL-10 o 8days, be o e ini ia ion o DSS adminis-
a ion (Figu e2A). As con ols, non-induced pMT-10 o BL6
mice ed wi h con ol o Zn-en iched wa e we e used. In ou
expe imen al se ing, wild- ype BL/6 mice s a ed o show signs
o disease om days 4 o 5 a e adminis a ion o 3% DSS in
he d inking wa e (Figu e2B). Con ol pMT-10 mice showed
a p og ession o he DAI e y simila o BL/6 mice (Figu e2B).
As compa ed o pMT-10 o BL6 ed wi h con ol wa e , mice
p econdi ioned wi h IL-10 showed signi ican ly lowe DAI
a e day 5 (Figu e2B) indica ing ha IL-10 con e ed pa ial
p o ec ion. Zn adminis a ion o BL6 mice p io o DSS, esul ed
in pa ial p o ec ion. Indeed, by day 7 o DSS adminis a ion,
a signi ican ly lowe DAI was obse ed in BL/6 mice ed wi h
Zn-en iched wa e as compa ed o BL6 con ol (Figu e 2B).
Ne e heless, he maximal p o ec ion was obse ed o pMT-10
mice o e exp essing IL-10, which sugges s a syne gis ic e ec
o IL-10 and Zn in he amelio a ion o he disease (Figu e2B).
The DAI encompasses h ee sco es, one o which is he weigh
loss. Rela i ely o con ol animals, bo h pMT-10 and BL/6 mice
ed wi h Zn p io o DSS adminis a ion showed less weigh loss
(Figu e S2 in Supplemen a y Ma e ial). pMT-10 mice p eexposed
o IL-10 showed he leas educ ion in colon leng h as compa ed
o all con ol g oups (pMT-10 o BL/6 ed wi h con ol wa e ,
and BL/6 ed wi h Zn-en iched wa e – Figu e2C), in line wi h
maximal p o ec ion being con e ed by IL-10. His ologic analysis
o he o gan, comp ising he analysis o in lamma o y in il a es,
a chi ec u al dis o ion (c yp sho ening and b anching) and

FigU e 3 | Ly6C+ cells p eexposed o in e leukin (IL)-10 e eal a less in lamma o y p o ile upon DSS-induced coli is han hose p eexposed o Zn. (a) pMT-10 o
BL/6 mice we e ed wi h Zn-en iched wa e o 8days, ollowed by 4days o 3% DSS adminis a ion. (B) A he end o he DSS ea men , Lamina p op ia
leukocy es (LPLs) we e isola ed and Ly6C+ cells so -pu i ied. Shown is he ga ing s a egy o Ly6C+ cells pu i ica ion. (c) So -pu i ied Ly6C+ cells (n=25 cells)
we e analyzed by qRT-PCR o a o al o 22 genes using he BioMa k HD sys em. Samples we e no malized o Hp exp ession. Rep esen ed is he exp ession
hea map compiling he genes which exp ession was de ec ed in ei he mouse g oup. Each hea map ec angle ep esen s he mean o gene exp ession ob ained o
cells isola ed om i e independen mice. (D) The equency o he di e en leukocy e subse s was de e mined upon s aining o LPLs o Ly6C+ cell so ing. Each
do ep esen s one independen animal; ep esen ed is also mean±SEM. Da a we e analyzed wi h S uden ’s - es , *p<0.05.
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ulce a ion, showed an imp o emen in pMT-10 mice p eexposed
o IL-10 as compa ed o BL/6 p eexposed o Zn (Figu es2D,E).
Howe e , despi e a educ ion in he his ological sco e o some
pMT-10 mice p eexposed o IL-10, he o e all g oup did no
each s a is ical signi icance when compa ed o he o he con ol
g oups (Figu es2D,E).
Thus, ou da a showed ha IL-10 o e exp ession p io o
in es inal insul a o ded a signi ican deg ee o p o ec ion
om DSS-induced coli is. Addi ionally, ou da a also sugges
a syne gis ic e ec o IL-10 and Zn in he amelio a ion o he
disease. To in es iga e his issue, we epea ed he expe imen
using pMT-10 mice c ossed wi h IL-10Rα−/− mice. Since pMT-
10.IL-10Rα−/− double mu an mice a e un esponsi e o IL-10,
he e ec s obse ed would only be due o Zn adminis a ion. In
hese mice, we obse ed an accele a ed disease p og ession upon
DSS adminis a ion, wi h an ele a ed DAI sco e as ea ly as day
3, in line wi h he known ole o IL-10 in con olling he disease
(Figu e2F). In hese mice, Zn adminis a ion did no con e p o-
ec ion agains DSS-induced coli is (Figu e2F). Taken oge he ,
ou indings suppo he no ion ha he p o ec ion con e ed by
Zn equi es IL-10 signaling.
P eexposu e o il-10 P omo es a Mo e
con olled in lamma o y esponse
P e ious s udies ha e shown ha monocy es and mac ophages
a e he majo e ec o subse s o colonic in lamma ion (34, 47).
Mice wi h mac ophage-speci ic IL-10R de iciency de elop a
spon aneous coli ic p o ile, emphasizing he impo ance o IL-10
in egula ing he mac ophage esponse o p e en uncon olled
in lamma ion (34). Thus, we nex in es iga ed whe he IL-10
amelio a ed DSS-induced coli is by es ic ing he monocy e/
mac ophage esponse. Conside ing ha Zn adminis a ion also
imp o ed he ou come o DSS-induced coli is in BL/6 mice, we
compa ed he ansc ip ional p o ile o monocy es/mac ophages
om BL/6 o pMT-10 mice p eexposed o Zn and subjec ed o
DSS adminis a ion o 4days. We chose his ime poin , since
signs o coli is induced by DSS in bo h BL/6 and pMT-10 mice
only become ob ious a e day 4 o DSS adminis a ion. Thus,
BL/6 and pMT-10 mice we e ed wi h Zn-en iched wa e o
8days and hen ecei ed DSS o 4days (Figu e3A). A his ime
poin , Ly6C+ cells om each mouse om he di e en g oups
we e FACS pu i ied (Figu e3B). Exp ession o 22 genes (Table
S1 in Supplemen a y Ma e ial) associa ed wi h he uncon olled
FigU e 4 | The in e leukin-10 p o ec ion con e ed agains DSS-induced coli is is no long las ing. (a) pMT-10 mice we e ed wi h con ol (pMT-10-Zn) o
Zn-en iched (pMT-10+Zn) wa e o 8days, ollowed by a 7- o 21-day es ing pe iod whe e only no mal wa e was a ailable, and by 8days o 3% DSS.
(B) Disease p og ession based on Disease Ac i i y Index (DAI) pa ame e s was egis e ed e e y day o 8days. (c) Colon leng h measu emen a day 8 o DSS
adminis a ion. (D) Rep esen a i e H&E-s ained sec ions o la ge bowel a 40× magni ica ion (scale ba =200µm). (e) Coli is sco es de i ed om e alua ion o colon
and cecum om bo h g oups. Each do ep esen s one independen animal, in wo independen expe imen s; ep esen ed is also mean±SEM. Da a we e analyzed
wi h (B) wo-way analysis o a iance (Sidak’s mul iple compa isons es ) o (c,e) S uden ’s - es .
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immune esponse de eloped in IBD we e analyzed by mul i-
plex RT-PCR. All samples, om bo h g oups, exp essed h ee
house-keeping genes (Hp , Ac b, and Gapdh). O he 22 genes
analyzed, we ailed o de ec exp ession o 9 (Il4, Il9, Il12α, Il12β,
Il13, Il17, Il23, I nγ, and Cx3cl1) in Ly6C+ cells isola ed om he
lamina p op ia in bo h g oups. We de ec ed exp ession o he 10
emaining genes in Ly6C+ cells, in Zn- ed BL/6 and pMT-10 mice
a e DSS adminis a ion (Figu e3C), bu no exp ession in he
absence o insul (da a no shown). Thus, Ly6C+ cells al e hei
exp ession p o ile in esponse o DSS insul . Mos in e es ingly,
on day 4 pos -DSS adminis a ion, Ly6C+ cells isola ed om
induced pMT-10 mice p esen ed an o e all less in lamma o y
p o ile han hose isola ed om BL/6 mice (Figu e3C). In he
case o Tn α and Cd86, he di e ences obse ed be ween he wo
mouse g oups we e s a is ically signi ican (Figu e3C). In all,
hese indings sugges ha exposu e o IL-10 be o e DSS induc-
ion ac s by p e en ing an in lamma o y p o ile in Ly6C+ cells.
O no e, he equency o in lamma o y mac ophages ec ui ed
o he in lamed gu was simila be ween he wo g oups, and he
same was ue o CD3 Tcells and CD19 Bcells, showing ha
IL-10 o e exp ession does no impac he ec ui men o immune
cells o he gu (Figu e3D).
il-10 P o ec ion agains Dss-induced
coli is is no long las ing
In ou mouse model, IL-10 is also o e exp essed in he BM and
is ound a high le els in he se um, possibly c ea ing an an i-
in lamma o y en i onmen ha could p econdi ion de no o
gene a ed o ci cula ing monocy es. In his se ing, he ci cula -
ing monocy es could hus be educa ed o be less esponsi e once
ec ui ed o he colon du ing DSS-induced coli is. To s udy his
possibili y, we combined a pe iod o IL-10 o e exp ession wi h
a es ing pe iod o 7 o 21 days p io o DSS adminis a ion
(Figu e4A). As shown in Figu e1B, he le els o IL-10 e u n
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o basal ones as soon as 24 h a e he zinc adminis a ion is
suspended. Thus, a e a 7-day es , he ci cula ing le els o IL-10
a e no malized. Fu he mo e, we chose he 21days ime-poin ,
because p e ious epo s showing ha esiden in es inal mac-
ophages ha e a li e span o app oxima ely 3weeks (48). A e
7-day es pe iod, he p o ec ion in DAI a o ded by p e ious
IL-10 exposu e was pa ly los (Figu e4B), being less p onounced
han when no es ing was pe o med and only obse ed a la e
ime-poin s. A e he 21-day es ing pe iod, he p o ec ion in
DAI o pMT-10 p e iously o e exp essing IL-10 was comple ely
abla ed (Figu e4B). Fu he mo e, independen ly o he es ing
pe iod, no di e ences we e obse ed be ween he expe imen al
g oups in wha conce ned colon leng h (Figu e4C) o his ology
(Figu es 4D,E). Thus, we conclude ha IL-10 o e exp ession,
o e a pe iod o 8days, does no con e long-las ing p o ec ion
agains in es inal in lamma ion.
DiscUssiOn
Despi e he ac ha IBD is a ea able condi ion, he e a e many
limi a ions o he he apeu ic app oaches cu en ly a ailable
(5). Majo obs acles in his con ex a e he he e ogenei y o he
disease, which implies ha dosage and schedule may di e ac oss
disease condi ions, and he equi emen o a localized ac ion o
he he apeu ic agen . In iew o he s ong immune componen
associa ed wi h disease de elopmen , i is no su p ising ha
he apeu ic manipula ions o he immune esponse ha e been
widely sough app oaches o ackle IBD. Indeed, a commonly
used he apy o IBD is he adminis a ion o an i- umo nec osis
ac o alpha (TNF-α) an ibodies (49). Howe e , in line wi h he
abo e men ioned limi a ions, up o one- hi d o IBD pa ien s do
no espond o his he apy, and hose who espond e en ually
de elop some deg ee o in ole ance o he medica ion (50). In
his con ex , se e al animal models o IBD, bo h spon aneous
and expe imen ally induced (such as DSS), we e de eloped o
in es iga e he ole o a ious ac o s on he pa hogenesis o he
disease and o e alua e he di e en he apeu ic op ions. A mol-
ecule ha has been widely s udied in he con ex o IBD is IL-10.
This cy okine keeps in es inal in lamma ion in check by exe ing
a di ec e ec on monocy e/mac ophage popula ions (34). Thus,
i is no su p ising ha IL-10-based he apies ha e been es ed in
IBD. Howe e , bo h in human (51–54) and mouse models (38),
adminis a ion o IL-10 did no signi ican ly imp o e in es inal
in lamma ion, pe haps in pa due o he ac ha adminis e ed
IL-10 did no each he in lamed issue.
In his s udy, we epo a no el ansgenic mouse model o
inducible IL-10 o e exp ession, he pMT-10 mice, in which
high IL-10 ansc ip ion is obse ed in he in es ine, skin and
BM. Upon induc ion o he ansgene, high le els o IL-10 a e
de ec ed also in he se um. Taking ad an age o his no el mouse
model, we in es iga ed he dynamics o IL-10 a o ded p o ec ion
du ing DSS-induced coli is. We ound ha induc ion o IL-10
p io o DSS adminis a ion impac ed he p og ession o coli is.
We show ha a sho pe iod o IL-10 o e exp ession be o e he
induc ion o coli is amelio a ed he disease ou come, despi e he
p esence o CD11b+ Ly6C+ cells in he gu , p e iously associa ed
wi h he de elopmen o de imen al in lamma ion. Howe e ,
in compa ison o con ol animals ha do no o e exp ess IL-10,
Ly6C cells isola ed om he lamina p op ia o coli ic pMT-10
mice showed a dec eased in lamma o y p o ile. Thus, we hypo h-
esize ha IL-10 o e exp ession impai s he esponse o hese cells
o he insul , ea i ming bo h he c i ical ole o hese cells on
in es inal in lamma ion (47) and ha o IL-10 in egula ing hei
in lamma o y esponses (34). In line wi h a p e iously desc ibed
p o ec i e ole o Zn in he con ex o in es inal in lamma ion
(55, 56), we show some e ec o Zn in educing he se e i y o
coli is, which occu ed bo h la e and o a lowe ex en han ha
obse ed o he combined condi ion Zn+IL-10. In addi ion, he
p o ec i e e ec o Zn ailed o o e come he exace ba ed coli is
obse ed in mice ha did no espond o endogenous IL-10. The
mechanis ic bases unde lying he p o ec ion con e ed by Zn
alone emain unknown. One possibili y is ha Zn may con ibu e
o diminish he amoun o ee adical species gene a ed du ing
acu e coli is which con ibu e o p o ein, DNA chain and lipid
damage (57). In any case, as IBD pa ien s o en p esen a Zn de i-
ciency and espond well o Zn supplemen a ion he apy (58), he
exploi a ion o combined IL-10 and Zn he apies may be wo h
conside ing. In line wi h his, he bene i s o combined Zn and
an i-TNF he apy we e p e iously desc ibed (55).
The pMT-10 mouse model allows o local, as well as sys emic,
IL-10 o e exp ession. The ac ha we de ec ed inc eased an-
sc ip ion o he IL-10 ansgene in he BM and ele a ed le els o
se ic IL-10 led us o hypo hesize ha p eexposu e o IL-10 migh
induce long-las ing ansc ip ional changes in ci cula ing mono-
cy es, o example h ough epigene ic imp in ing. I his we e he
case, we migh be able o educa e hese cells o gain long-las ing
ole ance o DSS-induced coli is. Ou da a ob ained a e a 1- o
3-week es pos -IL-10 exposu e show ha ecen IL-10 exposu e
is equi ed o maximal p o ec ion. Thus, he p o ec i e e ec s o
IL-10 we e no sus ained o e ime, implying ha IL-10 p esence
a he ime o insul is necessa y o p e en coli is. The e o e,
inducing IL-10 exp ession in ou mouse model a he beginning
o disease would be o in e es . Un o una ely, we we e unable
o explo e his possibili y because he Zn necessa y o ac i a e
he ansgene p ecipi a es in he p esence o DSS, when bo h a e
p o ided in he d inking wa e . In addi ion, we we e unable o
induce high le els o IL-10 exp ession in he se um o mice ed
wi h a Zn-en iched die and e hical issues p e en ed us om
a emp ing o induce sus ained high le els o IL-10 by equen
ga age o i.p. injec ions o Zn-con aining p epa a ions.
In conclusion, we he ein p esen a no el mouse model o
inducible IL-10 o e exp ession. We also show he po en ial o his
model o he s udy o he IL-10 biology in he speci ic se ing o
DSS-induced coli is. Ou da a u he suppo he p o ec i e ole
o IL-10 in in es inal in lamma ion, showing ha his cy okine
delays disease p og ession e en when deli e ed be o e DSS
adminis a ion. Howe e , he e ec is no long-las ing, which
calls o al e na i e app oaches o p e en IBD.
eThics sTaTeMenT
In Po ugal, all animal expe imen s we e pe o med in s ic
acco dance wi h ecommenda ions o he Eu opean Union
Di ec i e 2010/63/EU and p e iously app o ed by Po uguese
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Na ional Au ho i y o Animal Heal h–Di eção Ge al de
Alimen ação e Ve e iná ia (DGAV). Mice we e eu hanized by
CO2 inhala ion wi h e o s o minimize su e ing. In F ance, all
animal p ocedu es we e app o ed by he Pas eu Ins i u e Sa e y
Commi ee and conduc ed acco ding o F ench and Eu opean
Communi y Ins i u ional guidelines. Mice we e eu hanized by
CO2 inhala ion wi h e o s o minimize su e ing.
aUThO cOnT iBUTiOns
AC, AM, and GC pe o med he expe imen s. AGC and PV made
he pMT-10 mice. VM sequenced he genome o he pMT-10
mouse. AC, AM, AGC, IC, AC, PV, and MS planned he expe i-
men s and analyzed da a. AC, AGC, PV, and MS w o e he a icle.
acKnOWleDgMenTs
We a e g a e ul o D . We ne Mülle (Facul y o Biology,
Medicine and Heal h, Uni e si y o Manches e , Uni ed Kingdom)
o p o iding he IL-10R-de icien mice. We also hank he excel-
len suppo gi en by he animal house wo ke s a IBMC-i3S.
FUnDing
We acknowledge he Po uguese Founda ion o Science and
Technology (FCT) o p o iding a PhD g an o AC (SFRH/
BD/84704/2012). This a icle is a esul o he p ojec No e-01-
0145-FEDER-000012—S uc u ed p og am on bioenginee ed
he apies o in ec ious diseases and issue egene a ion, suppo ed
by No e Po ugal Regional Ope a ional P og amme (NORTE
2020), unde he PORTUGAL 2020 Pa ne ship Ag eemen ,
h ough he Eu opean Regional De elopmen Fund (FEDER).
The MS lab is also inanced by a FCT-ANR g an (FCTANR/
BIM-MEC/0007/2013). This wo k was also backed by he COST
Ac ion BM1404 Eu opean Ne wo k o In es iga o s T igge ing
Explo a o y Resea ch on Myeloid Regula o y Cells (h p://www.
mye-euni e .eu), which is suppo ed by he Ho izon 2020—EU
F amewo k P og am Resea ch and Inno a ion P og amme.
MS is a FCT Associa e In es iga o . AGC lab: This wo k was
de eloped unde he scope o he p ojec NORTE-01-0145-
FEDER-000013, suppo ed by he No he n Po ugal Regional
Ope a ional P og amme (NORTE 2020), unde he Po ugal
2020 Pa ne ship Ag eemen , h ough he Eu opean Regional
De elopmen Fund (FEDER); by he p ojec NORTE-01-0145-
FEDER-000023, suppo ed by he No he n Po ugal Regional
Ope a ional P og amme (NORTE 2020), unde he Po ugal
2020 Pa ne ship Ag eemen , h ough FEDER; and by FEDER,
h ough he Compe i i eness Fac o s Ope a ional P og amme
(COMPETE), and by Na ional unds, h ough he Founda ion o
Science and Technology (FCT), unde he scope o he p ojec
POCI-01-0145-FEDER-007038. PV is unded by ANR, h ough
he p ojec MYELOTEN (ANR-13-ISV1-0003-01).
sUPPleMenTa Y MaTe ial
The Supplemen a y Ma e ial o his a icle can be ound online a
h p://www. on ie sin.o g/a icles/10.3389/ immu.2018.00400/
ull#supplemen a y-ma e ial.
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