V. Alice, Singh Naveen Kumar, Chattopadhyay Debasish
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Methods: A group of HIV-1 infected asymptomatic blood donors, belonging to replacement or voluntary categories, were subjected to TST and anergy testing using a commercial panel of recall antigens along with estimation of serum iron parameters, peripheral CD4+ T cell count, plasma viral load and assessment of in vitro production of interferon gamma (IFN-γ) by peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) in response to PHA, BCG and PPD. Results: The replacement category of donors showed biochemical evidence of iron overload with high proportion (60%) demonstrating negative TST response on initial testing at enrollment but positive response on repeat testing after 2-3 weeks (boosting) or after 1 year (conversion) consequent to normalization of iron parameters. However, such initial negative TST response at enrollment in donors showing boosting or conversion was not associated with evidence of anergy to recall antigens but corroborated with impaired IFN-γ production by PBMC to PPD challenge that could be reversed on addition of exogeneous recombinant interleukin 12 (rIL-12). Majority (63.6%) of replacement donors showing boosting reaction or conversion developed PT on follow up. Conclusion: Subclinical iron overload may mask TST response due to impaired production of IFN-γ by PBMC to M. tuberculosis specific antigens that could be related to inadequate cooperation of IL-12 from macrophages. 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背景:结核菌素皮肤试验(TST)反应作为人类免疫缺陷病毒1型(HIV-1)感染者肺结核(PT)发展的预测工具,在疾病早期可能更有价值,以便及时采取管理策略。早期关于有口服铁摄入史和铁超载生化证据的HIV-1感染献血者的报告在随访中记录了PT的高发。方法:一组HIV-1感染的无症状供血者,属于替代或自愿类别,接受TST和能量测试,使用商业召回抗原,同时估计血清铁参数,外周血CD4+ T细胞计数,血浆病毒载量和评估外周血单核细胞(PBMC)对PHA, BCG和PPD的反应体外产生干扰素γ (IFN-γ)。结果:替代供体类别显示铁超载的生化证据,高比例(60%)的供体在入组时首次检测TST呈阴性反应,但在2-3周(增强)或1年后(转换)的铁参数正常化后重复检测呈阳性反应。然而,在供体入组时,这种最初的TST阴性反应显示出增强或转化,与回忆抗原的能力无关,但证实了PBMC对PPD攻击产生的IFN-γ受损,这可以通过添加外源性重组白细胞介素12 (il -12)来逆转。大多数(63.6%)替代供者在随访中表现出增强反应或转化为PT。结论:亚临床铁超载可能掩盖TST反应,这是由于PBMC对结核杆菌特异性抗原IFN-γ的产生受损,这可能与巨噬细胞IL-12的不充分合作有关。这种与铁超载相关的TST掩盖可能会妨碍TST对未来PT发展的预测价值。
False Negative Tuberculin Skin Test (TST) Response in Asymptomatic HIV-1 Infected Blood Donors with Subclinical Iron Overload Developing High Incidence of Pulmonary Tuberculosis on Follow Up
Background: Tuberculin skin testing (TST) response as a predictive tool for development of pulmonary tuberculosis (PT) in Human Immunodeficiency Virus type-1 (HIV-1) infected subjects, is likely to be more valuable at early stage of illness in order to adapt timely management strategy. Earlier reports on HIV-1 infected blood donors with history of oral iron intake and biochemical evidence of iron overload documented development of high incidence of PT on follow up. Methods: A group of HIV-1 infected asymptomatic blood donors, belonging to replacement or voluntary categories, were subjected to TST and anergy testing using a commercial panel of recall antigens along with estimation of serum iron parameters, peripheral CD4+ T cell count, plasma viral load and assessment of in vitro production of interferon gamma (IFN-γ) by peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) in response to PHA, BCG and PPD. Results: The replacement category of donors showed biochemical evidence of iron overload with high proportion (60%) demonstrating negative TST response on initial testing at enrollment but positive response on repeat testing after 2-3 weeks (boosting) or after 1 year (conversion) consequent to normalization of iron parameters. However, such initial negative TST response at enrollment in donors showing boosting or conversion was not associated with evidence of anergy to recall antigens but corroborated with impaired IFN-γ production by PBMC to PPD challenge that could be reversed on addition of exogeneous recombinant interleukin 12 (rIL-12). Majority (63.6%) of replacement donors showing boosting reaction or conversion developed PT on follow up. Conclusion: Subclinical iron overload may mask TST response due to impaired production of IFN-γ by PBMC to M. tuberculosis specific antigens that could be related to inadequate cooperation of IL-12 from macrophages. Such masking of TST associated with iron overload may hamper predictive value of TST for future development of PT.