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UTAustin | Portugal Workshop on Modeling and Simulation of Physiological Systems December 6-8, 2012, Lisbon, Portugal “ Coagulation and Inflammation Physiological Process for Numerical Studies” Carlota Saldanha and Ana Silva - Herdade Instituto Superior Técnico

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UTAustin | Portugal Workshop on Modeling and Simulation of Physiological Systems

December 6-8, 2012, Lisbon, Portugal

“ Coagulation and Inflammation Physiological Process for Numerical Studies”

Carlota Saldanha and Ana Silva - Herdade

Instituto Superior Técnico

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UTAustin | Portugal Workshop on Modeling and Simulation of Physiological Systems

December 6-8, 2012, Lisbon, Portugal

“ Coagulation and Inflammation Physiological Process for Numerical Studies”

Carlota Saldanha and Ana Silva - Herdade

Instituto Superior Técnico

InflammationHemostasis ( Platelets, Coagulation, Fibrinolysis, Anticoagulation) Interrelation between Hemostasis and Inflammation and Vice Versa

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Blood Components

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RouleauxPreStasis

Granular Blood Flow

Cell freePlasma

RigidRBC

Swelling ofEndothelial CellObstruct RBC flow

In: Exempla Haemorheologica Booklet 3. The Microcirculation in the terminal vascular bed

WBC

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RBC and WBC Flow

Microcirculation

Intravital microscopy image of blood flow in mice venule

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Acute inflammation Resulting from Infection

by leukocytes on C-typesensors nerves fibres

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Inflammatory Response to a Tissue Injury

http://drugline.org/medic/term/inflammatory-response/

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Neutrophil and Endothelium in Inflammation

TISSUE INJURED

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Type I Activation of Endothelial Cell

Nature Reviews Immunology 7, 803-815 (October 2007)

Stimulation- Rapid response independent of new genes expression Typically mediated by ligands

P-SelectinPAFResolves due receptor desensitization

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Type II Activation of Endothelial Cell in Acute Inflammation

Nature Reviews Immunology 7, 803-815 (October 2007)

More sustained inflammatory responseSlow response dependent of new genes expression

TNFα; IL-1 are derivedfrom activated leukocytes

Open gapsLeakage of fibrinogenHard swelling

Leukocytes recruitmentmore effective

E –Selectin IL-8

VENULES(-) AP1 shut of E-Selectin>>VCAM1; ICAM-1 (+ byCytokines) Mononuclear –cell rich infiltrates

CAPILLARIES TNFα; IL-1. IFNγ EC deathFavours thrombosis; apoptotic cellslose their anticoagulant sheding heparan sulphate ; exocytosis microparticlesShuting off NOS3 and Trombomodulinby TNFα; TNFα; IL-1 induce Tf microparticles shed from cell surfaceThrombus: fibrin +plateles wall of infected tissue limit spread of microbes

Resolves by removal stimulus; by terminus NFk-β

juxtacrine

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Creates a provisional matrix to support leukocytesentry to tissues

Microcirculation Normal / Inflamed

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Kidney International, Vol. 58, Suppl. 76 (2000), pp. S-96–S-103

Acute Phase Proteins

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Plug

Clot

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*

**

* Activation by Thrombin

Extrinsic and Intrinsic Coagulation CascadeInterwined Pathways

Fibrin Plolymer

FXIIIa

colagen

*

TFPI

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Endothelial Cell in Resting Non inflamed state

Nature Reviews Immunology 2007; 7, 803-815

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Physiological Anticoagulants

Biochemia Medica 2012;22(1):49-62.

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Fibrinolysis

Coagulation

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Recovery of Vessel Wall

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Inflammation / Hemostasis

Hemostatic ClotCan trap invading microbe;> vascular permeabilityAntimicrobial lysis Gram+

Bleeding

Restore theIntegrity of damaged tissues

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Proinflammatory Cytokines TNFα, IL-1, IL-6

Inflammation Affects Hemostasis

Brist J Haemat 2005; 131:417- 431 Circulation 2004;109:2698-2704J Leukoc Biol 2008; 83:536-545 Biochemia Medica 2012;22(1):49-62

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Inflammation Affects Fibrinolytic System

•1st >> tPA•2nd >>PAI-1(ECs TN-Fα, IL-1β)<< fibrin removal•3rd endothelium dysfunction sustain <<tissue plasminogen activator (tPA)

+Platelets releasePAI-1

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Inflammation Activates Coagulation

Biochemia Medica 2012;22(1):49-62

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Biochemia Medica 2012;22(1):49-62

Inflammation Affects HemostasisPlatelet acting as proinflammatory cell

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Platelet acting as proinflammatory cell

Hematology 2011; 2011:51-61

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Fibrina

neutrophil

TNFα

CD40LIL-1β; PAF-4

GF

Tf – FVIIa-FXa

monocyte

MHC; ROS

Activated platelet

Mac-1

(PARs)

TNFα; IL-β

IL-6;IL-8; MCP-1

Contribute of Coagulation in Inflammation

IL-1β

ICAM; VCAM

P-Selectin

PSGPL

PSGPL

ECsECs

IL-8; MCP-1

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Monocytes

IL-6TNFα; IL-1β

Blood 1996;87:5051-5060Circ Res 2005;96:1217Critical Concepts 2007

adhesion

adhesion

ROSleukocytes

TNFα, IL-1β on monocytes

IL-8; MCP-1 on ECs PAR-1, 3, 4

PAR-2

Contribute of Coagulation in Inflammationand Vice Versa

ECs

+

Fibg/Fibrin activate leukocyte recruitment(TLR ) Thol like receptor ; and expression

PAR-2 establish cross talk between inflammation-coagulation

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UTAustin | Portugal Workshop on Modeling and Simulation of Physiological Systems

December 6-8, 2012, Lisbon, Portugal

“ Coagulation and Inflammation

Physiological Process for Numerical Studies”

Instituto Superior Técnico

Thank you