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Differential Proteins Expression Distinguished Between Patients With Infectious and Noninfectious Uveitis.

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PURPOSE We investigated the aqueous humor proteome and associated plasma proteome in patients with infectious or noninfectious uveitis. METHODS AH and plasma were obtained from 28 patients with infectious uveitis… Click to show full abstract

PURPOSE We investigated the aqueous humor proteome and associated plasma proteome in patients with infectious or noninfectious uveitis. METHODS AH and plasma were obtained from 28 patients with infectious uveitis (IU), 29 patients with noninfectious uveitis (NIU) and 35 healthy controls undergoing cataract surgery. The proteins profile was analyzed by SomaScan technology. RESULTS We found 1844 and 2484 proteins up-regulated and 124 and 161 proteins down-regulated in the AH from IU and NIU groups, respectively. In the plasma, three proteins were up-regulated in NIU patients, and one and five proteins were down-regulated in the IU and NIU patients, respectively. The results of pathway enrichment analysis for both IU and NIU groups were related mostly to inflammatory and regulatory processes. CONCLUSION SomaScan was able to detect novel AH and plasma protein biomarkers in IU and NIU patients. Also, the unique proteins found in both AH and plasma suggest a protein signature that could distinguish between infectious and noninfectious uveitis.

Keywords: proteins regulated; patients infectious; regulated niu; infectious noninfectious; noninfectious uveitis; niu patients

Journal Title: Ocular immunology and inflammation
Year Published: 2023

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