Freund's adjuvants are unique parts
of induction protocols of numerous experimental animal models of the autoimmune
syndrome. Excluding the early researches conducted during the 1950s and 1960s,
no additional direct study on the mode of action of these adjuvants has been done.
It is usually understood that the complete as well as the incomplete type of Freund's adjuvant acts by prolonging
the life of injected autoantigen, by inspiring its efficient delivery to the
immune system and by offering a complex suite of signals to the innate section
of the immune system, causing distorted leukocyte propagation and
differentiation.
An assortment of different types
of studies has been done to offer more insight into the explicit changes of the
immune reaction caused by complete and incomplete forms of Freund's adjuvant. Early events comprise fast uptake of adjuvant constituents
by improved phagocytosis, dendritic cells, cytokines secretion by mononuclear
phagocytes, and momentary activation and propagation of CD4+ lymphocytes.
The mycobacterial components inside
Freund's complete adjuvant signal T lymphocytes to get a Th1 profile so that
strong belated-type allergic reaction against autoantigens develops. When there
are no mycobacteria, T-lymphocyte separation is inclined to get a Th2 profile
with tough antibody production only. The mycobacterial component also comprises
a morphologic and purposeful remodeling of the haemopoietic system that grows
over a period of numerous weeks and that is featured by a drastic growth of
Mac-1+ young myeloid cells.
Myeloid cells have been found to
be linked with enhanced infection in some samples but with abridged infection
in others. Thus, in tentative autoimmune diseases, CFA-intervened creation of
the innate immune compartment is vital not only by controlling the early
induction stage but also by offering a surplus of effector cell as well as
regulator cell during the late phase.
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