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Macrophage response and lung injury from thoacic RT is enhanced by subsequent influenza infection II

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Infiltrating monocyte-derived macrophages (MDMs) have been found to drive radiation (RT) induced lung injury (RILI).

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RILI is enhanced by subsequent influenza A virus (IAV) infection, leading us to hypothesize that the irradiated lung microenvironment alters macrophage dynamics and functioning following IAV. CD45+ immune cells were isolated from the lungs of C57Bl/6J mice that had been exposed to RT, IAV, RT plus IAV, or vehicle control.

IAV inoculation occurred 1 week post RT and lungs were harvested 1 following IAV inoculation. Whereas RT alone did not increase MDMs, they were increased in the flu conditions and were the most elevated from combined exposure to both RT and IAV. The proportions of immature MDMs were also greater after RT plus IAV when compared to IAV alone.

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MDM also expressed markers indicative of a pro-inflammatory phenotype and CD45+ cells had elevated inflammatory cytokines in mice exposed to both RT and IAV. This suggests that lung RT impaired MDM differentiation. These findings support a role for MDMs in the sensitivity of the lung to RILI.

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