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Autism And Immunology
Tony Hermawan
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Pendahuluan
Autisme adalah salah satu bentuk penyakit yanng
tergolong dalam gangguan pervasif.
Berasal dari autos diri sendiri
menunjukkan gejala hidup dalam dunia sendiri
Autisme adalah gangguan perkembangan pervasif
pada anak yang ditandai dengan adanya
gangguan dan keterlambatan dalam bidangkognitif, bahasa, perilaku, komunikasi dan
interaksi sosial.
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Autism is a complex, developmental disability
that is evident within the first 3 years of life.
It is a behaviorally defined syndrome that is
recognized by difficulties in communication,
social interaction and perceptual organization
(pattern of behavior) .
Symptoms vary in degree of severity, from
mild to severe impairments.
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Etiologi
Evironmental factor :
congenital rubella infection
anticonvulsants and antiemetics takenduring pregnancy,
perinatal hypoxia
postnatal infections such as encephalitis Genetic ?
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Sistim Neuromunologi
Kelainan sistim imun pada autisme
dihubungkan dengan adanya antibodi reaktif
pada SSP yang mengakibatkan terjadinya
kerusakan jaringan neuron
Paparan sistim imun pada periode kritikal
perkembangan sist imun menyebabkan
terjadinya autisme
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Sistem imun dan sistem Saraf
Keduanya merupakan suatu sistem yang
bekerja menyampaikan sinyal melalui
pelepasan mediator kimiawi seperti
neuropeptida, neurothropin dan sitokinin.
Banyak peptida yang sama berperan dalam
kedua sistim tersebut.
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Traditional view of Autism
Autism is a group of behaviors caused by
some defective gene or genes which cause
structural changes in the brain.
We cant fix brain abnormalities that you are
born with, so other than behavioral therapies,
there isnt anything that will improve the
childs level of functioning.
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Immune and Nervous systems
Communicate with chemical messages
Interact with each other
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The Ideal Immune System
Recognize all foreign organisms.
Bacteria, viruses, parasites (fungi,worms)
Efficiently and rapidly destroy invaders.
Prevent a second infection with the samemicrobe (have a memory).
Never cause damage to self.
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Cytokines
the Language of the Immune System
Chemical messages that are the main communication
system between cells of the immune system
(and other systems
especially the nervous system).
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Can be divided several ways:
Th1 (adaptive/memory, cell mediated): IL-2, IFN-
Th2 (adaptive/memory, antibodies):IL-4, IL-5, IL-13, IL-
10,TGF-
Innate: TNF-, IL-1, IL-6, IL-12
Pro-inflammatory: TNF-, IL-1, IL-6
Anti-inflammatory: TGF-, IL-10 Regulatory: IL-10, IL-12,TGF-
Cytokines
the Language of the Immune System
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Immunopathology in autism
Dysregulation of immunityin autistic children leads to all fourproblems:
Deficiency / dysfunction
Hypersensitivity / allergy
Autoimmunity
Inflammation
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Immune Abnormalities in Autism
Abnormal immune systems have been found in about 20-70% ofpatients with autism in a wide variety of studies, depending onwhich part of the immune system is examined.
Studies are generally small with not-well-characterized children orare limited to a single subgroup so it is hard to draw firmconclusions.
Nearly every study finds that some children have poor T regulatoryfunction
Many studies find that ASD children have low-normal
immunoglobulins (IgG, IgM, IgA) and/or low T cell numbers and/orlow-normal functioning and/or low and poorly functional NaturalKiller cells ; a subset of children have true immunodeficiency.
Some children have low serum IgA, predisposing them torespiratory and GI infections.
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Blood (serum) findings in ASD
Some children have allergy (atopy)with high levels ofIgE.
Traditional IgE allergies can be
measured either by blood testing(RAST) or by skin prick testing.
It is well documented that in neuro-
typical children, untreated allergiescause poor memory andconcentration as well as poor sleep.
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Blood (serum) findings in ASD
A child on the autism spectrum with
recurrent infections deserves an immune
evaluation for immunodeficiency
A child on the autism spectrum with eczema,
chronic nasal symptoms, asthma, significant
GI symptoms, or recurrent respiratory
infections deserves an allergyevaluation forIgE inhalant and food allergies.
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There is a tendency towards a positive familyhistory of autoimmunity in familiesRheumatoid Arthritis, Thyroiditis - with an ASD
child, and a genetic tendency towardsautoimmune disorders as well.
Many, many types ofautoantibodies (againstself tissues) have been found in ASDchildren but the significance of the manytypes of anti-brain antibodies is not clear.
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GI Tract - Mucosal findings
Gut inflammation insome children
Abnormal lymphocyteprofiles: lots of
T cells present wherenone should be.
Abnormal cytokineprofiles: pro-inflammatory withlots of TNF- and toolittle regulatory IL-10
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Immune Reactions to Food
Immune cells from autistic children with GI symptomsshowed strong pro-inflammatory response and areduced ability to switch off the immune responsecompared to normal children.
Immune reactivity to milk and wheat common with or
without GI symptoms. Soy and corn next mostcommon.
Still no test or good predictors (although a fewchildren did have IgE antibodies which can bemeasured) - elimination and challenge best.
Yeast (Candida albicans) overgrowthalso found in thestools of some children
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Autism spectrum disorders and allergy: observation from a pediatric allergy/immunology clinic
Harumi Jyonouchi
Pediatrics, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ)
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prenatal viral infections might damage the
immature immune system and induce viral
tolerance (Stubbs & Crawford, 1977)
decreased production of immunoglobulins or
B and T-cell dysfunction (Warren et al.,1986)
Immunity, neuroglia and
neuroinflammation in autism (vargas et al)
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Immunity, neuroglia and
neuroinflammation in autism (vargas et al)
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