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pubmed-article:18239614pubmed:abstractTextEfalizumab (anti-CD11a) interferes with LFA-1/ICAM-1 binding and inhibits several key steps in psoriasis pathogenesis. This study characterizes the effects of efalizumab on T-cell activation responses and expression of surface markers on human circulating psoriatic T cells during a therapeutic trial. Our data suggest that efalizumab may induce a unique type of T-cell hyporesponsiveness, directly induced by LFA-1 binding, which is distinct from conventional anergy described in animal models. Direct activation of T cells through different activating receptors (CD2, CD3, CD3/28) is reduced, despite T cells being fully viable. This hyporesponsiveness was spontaneously reversible after withdrawal of the drug, and by IL-2 in vitro. In contrast to the state of anergy, Ca(+2) release is intact during efalizumab binding. Furthermore, lymphocyte function-associated antigen-1 (LFA-1) blockade resulted in an unexpected downregulation of a broad range of surface molecules, including the T-cell receptor complex, co-stimulatory molecules, and integrins unrelated to LFA-1, both in the peripheral circulation and in diseased skin tissue. These observations provide evidence for the mechanism of action of efalizumab. The nature of this T-cell hyporesponsiveness suggests that T-cell responses may be reduced during efalizumab therapy, but are reversible after ceasing efalizumab treatment.lld:pubmed
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