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Induction of allergic contact dermatitis by astigmatid mite-derived monoterpene, α-acaridial
Toshio Sasai,Yunosuke Hirano,Sayaka Maeda,Isamu Matsunaga,Atsushi Otsuka,Daisuke Morita,Ritsuo Nishida,Hideo Nakayama,Yasumasa Kuwahara,Masahiko Sugita,Naoki Mori 한국응용곤충학회 2008 한국응용곤충학회 학술대회논문집 Vol.2008 No.10
α-Acaridial [2(E)-(4-methyl-3-pentenyl)butenedial] is a novel monoterpene secreted from the house dust mites. Because of its molecular nature of a highly reactive, small lipidic compound, we addressed whether α-acaridial might function as a haptenic allergen that induced allergic contact dermatitis. Mice sensitized with α-acaridial were challenged by the same antigen on the ear skin. After 2 days, significant ear swelling with a prominent infiltration of CD4+ T lymphocytes was observed. In vitro, α-acaridial exhibited an outstanding ability to quickly interact with and chemically modify a reference protein. Virtually all cysteine residues and a sizable fraction of lysine residues were found to be selectively modified, suggesting that α-acaridial could potentially interact with any proteins. Previously, numerous mite-derived proteinaceous allergens have been associated with contact dermatitis. Our study now emphasizes that small lipidic compounds released from mites comprise a new class of mite allergens, and therefore, is of significant medical implications.