Selenium Synergize Levothyroxine in Restoring Leukocytes Cluster Differentiation Expression in Methimazole Induced Hypothyroidism
Research Article
Selenium Synergize Levothyroxine in Restoring Leukocytes Cluster Differentiation Expression in Methimazole Induced Hypothyroidism
Aryaf Mahmood Sabea1*, Majida A. Al-Qaiym2
1Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Hilla University College, Babylon, Iraq; 2Department of Physiology, Biochemistry, and Pharmacology, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Baghdad, Iraq.
Abstract | Thyroid hormones and selenium has been shown to play essential role in immune system, however the impact of hypothyroidism in immune cells and its relationship with selenium supplement in vivo has not well explored. Accordingly the present study designed to elucidate role of selenium in immunosuppression of hypothyroidism rats. Forty four female Wister rats of 3-4 months aged were equally and randomly divided into 5 groups except the control, which contains 8 rats. The 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th groups were subjected to hypothyroidism by oral intubation of 0.02% Methimazole daily for 4 weeks. Treatments of 3rd with Sc-SeNPs (0.1mg selenium /kg/ day) as T1, 4th with Levothyroxine (0.9 µg/100g BW/day) as T2, 5th with SC-SeNPs (0.1mg selenium /kg/ day)+ Levothyroxine (0.9 µg/100g BW/day) as T3, in addition to 2nd hypothyroidism untreated group for 4weeks. Immunohistochemistry analysis showed that expression of CD4, CD8, and CD19 on Tand B lymphocytes and CD68 on macrophages were affected inversely by hypothyroidism. Selenium supplementation synergies levothyroxine in reestablishment the activity of lymphocytes and macrophages. In conclusion, the present study demonstrated that thyroid hormones had regulatory role for innate and adaptive, and in order to reach the best result of treating hypothyroidism and improving the activity of the immune cells , selenium must be given with the Levothyroxine
Keywords | Primary Hypothyroidism, SC-SeNPs, Levothyroxine, lymphocyte, CD, Nano-biotechnology , Antioxidants ,and IHC
Received | July 02, 2023; Accepted | August 20, 2023; Published | September 15, 2023
*Correspondence | Aryaf Mahmood Sabea, Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Hilla University College, Babylon, Iraq; Email: aryaaf.m1989@gmail.com
Citation | Sabea AM, Al-Qaiym MA (2023). Selenium synergize levothyroxine in restoring leukocytes cluster differentiation expression in methimazole induced hypothyroidism. Adv. Anim. Vet. Sci. 11(10): 1681-1689.
DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.17582/journal.aavs/2023/11.10.1681.1689
ISSN (Online) | 2307-8316
Copyright: 2023 by the authors. Licensee ResearchersLinks Ltd, England, UK.
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INTRODUCTION
Hypothyroidism from endocrinologically point is low plasma levels of T4 and T3 and high plasma levels of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) which is a condition that is quite common around the world. Hypothyroidism is described in multiple animal species, including cat, dog, pig, horse, sheep, goat and chicken (Annemarie et al., 2016; Gurda et al., 2017; Rustam et al., 2021; Stenlund, 2022).The hypothyroidism either thyroid dysgenesis or dyshormogenesis (Broome et al., 2019; Van Poucke et al., 2022). Reduction in circulating thyroid hormones slows cell metabolism and growth (De Leo et al., 2016); memory impairment, and neurological disorder in dogs (de Oliveira et al., 2022). Hypothyrodism reduced the health related quality of life in addaition to depress and mood disturbance (Ellegård et al., 2021; Ramezani et al., 2023). In comparison to men, women are five to eight times more likely to develop hypothyroidism (Meng et al., 2015). This prompted researchers to study the details of the effect of the condition on offspring. Recently maternal hypothyrodism caused neurological and brain function alteration of rats offspring spring (Madhusudhan et al., 2022; Yan-Jun et al., 2023; Sabah Farhat et al., 2023).
In hypothyroidism, both innate and adaptive immune system were affected. Immune system activity is modulated by thyroid hormones, particularly cellular immunity. Hypothyroidism’s immune system dysfunction may make infections more likely. Except for a reduction in the amount of natural killers in lower thyroid volumes and the high levels of antithyroid antibodies suggesting the activity of the autoimmune process, thyroid volumes in individuals with autoimmune thyroiditis are not related with substantial changes in cellular immunity (Al-Mendalawi, 2018; Goncharova, 2020) But with appropriate hormone replacement therapy, the immune system returns to normal (Mitrou et al., 2011). In severe hypothyroidism, T lymphocyte subtypes are activated, natural killer cells are decreased, and T CD4 lymphocyte responsiveness is decreased (Volpé, 2001).
For people with hypothyroidism, levothyroxine replacement therapy is the standard of care. However, a sizable portion of levothyroxine-treated patients continue to experience symptoms despite achieving biochemical therapy targets, raising the question of whether levothyroxine treatment is adequate for all patients or whether alternative therapies are necessary (El Deib et al., 2021). In severe hypothyroidism, T lymphocyte subtypes are activated, natural killer cells are decreased, and T CD4 lymphocyte responsiveness is decreased (Volpé, 2001; Ahmed et al., 2012).
Selenium (Se) is a trace element that is needed for the healthy operation of the thyroid and immune systems. The principal way that selenium affects thyroid control is through selenoproteins, a broad family of enzymes that have a significant impact on the oxidative balance, cell division and proliferation, and the generation of thyroid hormones (Duntas, 2006). While studies have shown that increased selenium can have some effects on immunological processes, (Mohan and Damodar, 2019) there is minimal evidence that it can also affect lymphocyte proliferation and activity in hypothyroidism conditions 1.The aims of the study to elucidate the defects in immune system activities and component. In hypothyroidism experimentally induced in female rats.
MATERIAL AND METHODs
Preparation of Se-nanoparticles
The biogenic synthesis of Se-NPS was achieved using saccharomyces cerevisiae as reducing agent following procedure of (Hariharan et al, 2012; Wali, 2019; Al-Kurdy, 2020) with some modifecations. Briefly: 100 gm of dried yeast dissolved in 1 L of deionized distilled water at 45C° in conical flask, and stirring with 50 gm sugar by 500 rpm stirring power for one hour, then, the yeast solution was mixed with 0.1 M of sodium hydrogen selenite (NaHSeO3) solution in 2:1 ratio v/v. Finally, the flask was stirred again on the magnetic stirrer (200rpm) at room temperature (22-24 C°) a for 24 hours and monitoring the formation of red brick colour. which is the initial sign of the generation of selenium nanoparticle (SeNPs). The prepeared selenium nanoparticles (Sc-SeNPs) solution was sonicated for 10 mins and washed twice with DDW after that dried the Sc-SeNPs solution in rotary evaporator. The dose of Sc-SeNPs was fixed according to the concentration of Se elements in the preapared nanoparticles by atomic absorption and 0.1 mg of Se /kg body weight (Wali and Alqayim 2019).
Experimental Design
Forty four female Wister rats of age ranged between three to four months were randomly divided into two groups. The first group (8 rats) had daily been fed basal diet and given normal water for one month (control group), the second, third, fourth and fifth groups (36 rats) had daily been fed basal diet and given 0.02% Methimazole in drinking water for 4 weeks to induce hypothyroidism (Sabea and Alqayim 2023) . The hypothyroidism experimental rats of 2nd group untreated, 3rd, 4th, 5th, groups treated with Sc-SeNPs (0.1mg selenium /kg/ day)as T1, or Levothyroxine (0.9 µg/100g BW/day) as T2, or SC-SeNPs (0.1mg selenium /kg/ day)+ Levothyroxine (0.9 µg/100g BW/day) as T3 for 4 weeks. After end the experiment, the animals were anaesthetized using a mixture solution composed of Ketamine and Xylazine with 90 and 10 mg/kg/B.W, respectively, intra-peritoneal (IP) (Lei et al., 2001). Blood sample were collected from anesthetized rats via cardiac puncture. Mesenteric lymph node and Spleen , isolated and immediately preserved in neutral buffer then in 10% formalin solution.
Cluster Differentiation
Within 24 hours Paraffin embedded lymphoid tissue sample were sectioned at 4 µm thickness and placed carefully in water bath and mounted on positive charged glass slides using a hot plate. The tissue sections were rinsed in distilled water and immersed in Tris-buffered saline (TBS) bath for 5 minutes. Then section put in glass jar filled with antigen retrieval solution pre-heated at 60 oC and incubated in a water bath at 97 oC for 25 minutes, the Kit that used Dako EnVision detection code K8000 .The primary applied antibodies were CD4, CD8 and CD19, and CD68 in lymphoid tissue as well as the antibody dilutent factor (code number K800). The antibodies utilized in the current investigation are displayed in Table 2.
The secondary antibody goat, anti HRP conjucated rabbit anti mouse.
Table 1: Primary antibody used in the study
Primary antibody | Host | Dilution factor | Marker | Cat. No/ |
Brand, Country
|
CD4 | Rabbit, polyclonal | 200x | T.helper lymphocyte | E-AB-22098 | Elabscience, USA |
CD8 | Rabbit, polyclonal | 100x | T.cytotoxic lymphocyte | E-AB-65844 | Elabscience, USA |
CD19 | Rabbit, polyclonal | 100x | B cell | E-AB-60746 | Elabscience, USA |
CD68 | Rabbit, polyclonal | 100x | Macrophage | E-AB-64533 |
Elabscience, USA |
Table 2: Thyroid hormones in hypothyroidism female rats treated with Sc-SeNPS alone or in combination with thyroxin rats for 4weeks
GROUP | T3(nm/l) | T4(nm/l) | TSH(ng/ml) |
Control | 1.2±0.08A | 35.49±2.89A | 2.38±0.29C |
Hypothyroidism | 0.46±0.05B | 7.06±0.77C | 5.58±0.2A |
T1 | 0.46±0.05B | 14.37±2.76B | 4.81±0.17B |
T2 | 1.22±0.16A | 36.39±2.23A | 2.52±0.29C |
T3 | 1.02±0.09A | 30.26±2.57A | 2.75±0.41C |
LSD | 0.27 | 6.99 | 0.84 |
Different capital letters denote significant differences between groups. T1:hypothyroidism and treated with Sc-SeNPs 0.1 mg /kg B.W, T2 hypothyroidism and treated with Thyroxin 0.9 μg/100g BW.day, T3: Hypothyroidism and treated with thyroxin+ Sc-SeNPs 0.9 μg /100g BW. day, and 0.1 mg /kg B.W.
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
Assessment Of Hypothyroidism
The current findings, which are shown in Table 1, showed that treatment of hypothyroidism in rats with a combination of levothyroxin and SC-SeNPs produced the best thyroid hormone levels when compared to hypothyroidism treated with SC-SeNPs alone and untreated. T4 was found to be the biomarker most adversely influenced by the Integrated Biomarkers response (Figure 1) analysis.
The definition of hypothyroidism is mostly biochemical because to the wide variance in clinical presentation and general lack of symptom specificity. TSH levels that are above the guideline range and free thyroxin levels that are below the reference range are referred to as overt or clinical primary hypothyroidism. TSH concentrations above the reference range and free thyroxin concentrations within the normal range are the criteria for mild or subclinical hypothyroidism, which is sometimes viewed as a symptom of early thyroid failure. Normal thyroid hormone levels along with higher amounts of thyroid stimulating hormone are indicative of subclinical hypothyroidism..Thyroid hormones, L-thyroxine (T4) and 3,3′,5-triiodo-L-thyronine (T3), appear to be immune response modulators, according to growing research. Under hypo- and hyperthyroid circumstances, immunological functions such as chemotaxis, phagocytosis, reactive oxygen species (ROS) formation, and cytokine synthesis and release are altered in monocytes, macrophages, leukocytes, natural killer cells, and lymphocyte (De Vito, 2012; Ghazi and Al-Qaiym, 2023). Immunosuppression is well known to be caused by hypothyroidism (Al-zyadi,2015; Paulazo, 2019; Fakri et al 2023).
The result of Figures (1-2),(3-4) showed Mesenteric lymph node for CD4 and CD8 in hypothyroidism and SC-SeNPs groups rats.Positive expression of T-lymphocyte helper receptor (CD4) that covered less than 50% of Paracortex area of lymph node. Figures (5-6) showed CD19 expression in mesenteric lymph node, Weak and moderate in hypothyroidism and SC-SeNPs group rats, expression of B-lymphocyte antigen (CD19) in cortex area, where the expression was observed in follicle center. Figures (7-8) showed weak and moderate expression of anti-CD68 primary antibody for hypothyroidism and SC-SeNPs group rats in red pulp area indicating the low phagocytic activity of macrophage compared with expression of anti-CD68 primary antibody in control group. Figures (9) showed the scoring for CD4, CD8, CD19 and CD68
The present study aimed to shed light on the effects of hypothyroidism on the immune activity of some white blood cells through the detection of the antigen present on their surface by immunohistochemistry. The relationship between thyroid gland and immune system can be likened to to-sided coin. One side that thyroid hormone and thyroid stimulating hormone receptors are located on the surface of the B and T lymphocytes, monocytes and dendritic cells the Antigen presenting cells (Berczi et al., 2005; Adamczewski et al., 2020).
The other side deal with effect of immunity on thyroid disease as autoimmune disease (Mansourian et al., 2010; Felicetti et al., 2017), stimulation of immunity by probiotics enhance thyroid (Alqayim,2015). The cluster differentiation (CD) are antigens located on the surface of cells, in physiological term it may excert activity as receptors, lignds that acti vate receptors(coreceptor) mediate cell signals and other functions (Guidebook. 2004). Cells that express CD4 are T-helper and regulator cells, mediate cellular immunity and delayed inflammation through their capability to produce humoral inflammatory cytokines.
In the present study CD4, found to decreased significantly with increase of TSH, in on other word CD4 are decreased with thyroid dysfunction (Mathur et al., 2020). The relationship between thyroid dysfunction as reduced T3 and T4 and CD4 was well studied in pathological conditions, such as HIV infected persons (Indikar & Shoukat, 2019). In spite of the big volume of researchs that correlate the hypothyroidism with reduced CD4 (Dev et al., 2015; Janyga et al., 2021), but little are concerned with cellular mechanism for this reduction. the present study results of CD4 immunohistochemistry detection in lymph node revealed that decrease in CD4 resulted from a decrease in thyroid hormones. Because The expression of CD4 on variable cells this means that it’s decrease with several effects, and it may not involve in the pathogenesis of AIT (Mekova et al., 2020) but on the contrary it resulted from T3 and
T4 deficiency. However this subject is contraversal because recently found that genetically TRH overexpression mice showed no different picture for CD4 (Valli et al., 2023), however . Measurment of CD4 immune cells is of diagnostic value to evalute the immune deficiency (Shete et al., 2010). The present reduction in CD4 expression moniter the immune deficiency in methimazole induced hypothyroidism. The differentiation of lymphocytes to be CD4 types is mediated by antigen presenting cells expressed major histocomtability class II, Activated rat T cells have been reported to express MHC class II molecules (Benoist et al., 1990; Mangalam et al., 2006), the instance of CD4 differntiation from Tcells is highly dependent of affinity of Tcell to MHC class II (Lagattuta et al., 2022). This un well defined CD4 differentiation in lymphoid tissue of the present hypothyrodism rats could be attributed to the alteration in the MHC-II caused by reduced thyroid hormones. Recently founded that aging thyrocytes that showing functional deterioration associated with the expression of metallothionein (MT) and major histocompatibility complex class II genes (Hong et al., 2023), may be due to decrease in thyrotropic cells in production for thyroid hormones (Lewiński et al., 2006; Gauthier et al., 2020).The CD8+ T cells are cytotoxic T cells that are primarily responsible for immune defense against intracellular pathogens and tumor monitoring, and participate in aoutoimmune disease (Abbas et al., 1996; Suzuki, et al., 2008). The non-significant reduction in CD8 expresion in lymphoid tissue of hypothyrodism rats could be attributed to the low sensitivity of Tcells to the antigen presented by antigen presenting cells with MHC class I (Shihab et al., 2021; Daniels et al., 2001). The CD8 cytotoxic cells are important effector in cell mediated immunity specifically against intracellular pathogen like viruses.The immunohistochemistry evaluation of CD19 in lymphoid tissue was performed to explore the effects of hypothyroidism model by trimethmazole as non-autoimmune. The CD19 one of the B cells is an important part of the adaptive immune system, largely because of their ability to mature into plasma cells and produce antibodies. They also present antigens and secrete cytokines (Maecker et al., 2012). The expression of these plasma subset cells are higher with higher thyroid hormones (Liu etal., 2018). The CD19 overexpressed by high level of thyroid hormones (Wang et al., 2021; Cao et al., 2022). The down regulation of CD19 expression in the present model of hypothyroidism indicated the non immunopathy condations in our experiment, because CD19 are up regulated in tumor disease (Poe et al., 2012). Whereas the down regulation of these cells is target in treatment of immunopathy disease, represented by disturbance in cell proliferation and apoptosis (Wu et al., 2018). Thyroid hormones approved for their immunomodulation activity, this modulation via over the and the over expression of B- cell activating factor with high thyroid hormones . The detection of CD68 expresion cells in lymph node was performed in attempt to evaluate macrophage phagocytosis activity. Triggering receptor expressed on myeloid cells-2 (TREM2) and CD68 cell surface protein are expressed is the mechanism by which start cellular signal pathways for anti-inflammatory phagocytic activity. Thyroid hormone positively regulate the expression of the TREM2 (Ferrara et al., 2022).The present results of immunohistochemistry detection of immune cells depending on their cell surface molecules expression clearly demonstrated the influence of thyroid hormone deficiency on immunity. In the present model of methimazole induced hypothyroidism were no pathogenic infection, the Tand B cell proliferation and differentiation are expected, but we don’t agnore the possible role of thyroid hormones deficiency in the immune-related adverse events (Montesinos et al., 2009; Shintaro et al., 2022). However the limitation of the present works that this immune deficiency in hypothyroidism rats has not been studied in pathological and infectious condition. The addition of Se- nanoparticles with no thyroid hormones replacement did not show any effects on the CD4 expression. This is self-evident, as selenium does not compensate for the deficiency of thyroid hormones, but rather it is limited to antioxidant activity in the present study. On the contrary in groups with levothyroxine treatment, replacement of thyroid hormones worked to compensate for the deficiency of these hormones and thus reverse the possible changes in MHC-II and the return of CD4 differentiation to normal conditions. Best solution for this immune disorder in hypothyroidism is to compensate for the thyroid hormone deficiency with replacement. An increase to confirm this fact was the immunohistochemistry results of CD8 expresion in groups treated with levothyroxine and Sc-SeNPs.
CONCLUSION And Recommendations
The present study demonstrated that thyroid hormones had regulatory role for innate and adaptive, and in order to reach the best result of treating hypothyroidism and improving the activity of the immune cells, selenium must be given with the Levothyroxine.
It’s crucial to conduct more research to determine how can immune system response to infections in hypothyroidism condition, and here the role of selenium can be clear.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The authors appreciate the anonymous referees’ constructive criticism, which raised the quality of the manuscript.
conflict of interest
There is no conflict of interest.
NOVELTY STATEMENT
This work has highlighted the role of selenium synergize levothyroxine in restoring leukocytes cluster differentiation expression in Methimazole induced hypothyroidism in rats.
AUTHORS CNTRIBUTION
Majida A. J. Al-Qayim designed the study and analyzed data. Aryaf Mahmood Sabea did the experiments and wrote the paper.
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