Effects of diabetes mellitus on mobilization of hematopoietic stem cells and bone marrow macrophage po-larization in multiple myeloma patients / 中华内分泌外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the impact and mechanisms of type 2 diabetes mellitus( T2DM) on mobi-lization of hematopoietic stem cells of multiple myeloma( MM) .Methods 48 patients diagnosed with MM whose hematopoietic stem cells were collected entered the study, including 15 cases with DM, and 33 cases without DM.29 were males and 19 were females, with 55.2 as the median age, ranging from 41 to 63 years.We ob-served numbers of CD34 +cells collected, CD11c positive cells and CD206 positive cells in bone marrow, then the ratio of CD11c/CD206 was considered as the ratio of M1 macrophages/M2 macrophages, in the end we explored the relevance of macrophage polarization status with the number of CD34 +cells collected.Results ①The num-ber of CD34 +cells collected in MM patients was(4.63 ±1.75) ×106/kg, while the number in MM patients with DM was(3.12 ±1.84) ×106/kg.The number of CD34 +in MM group was significantly higher than that in the MM with DM group(P<0.05).②CD11c/CD206 cell ratio in MM patients was 1.42 ±0.16, while the ratio was 3.08 ±0.37 in MM patients with DM, indicating that MΦM1 polarization occurred in the MM with DM group.③CD11c/CD206 cell ratio was 2.87 ±0.42 in 6 patients whose stem cell collection number was less than 2 ×106/kg, the ratio was 1.91 ±0.28 in 14 patients whose stem cell collection number was between 2 ×106/kg and 5 × 106/kg, and the ratio was 1.48 ±0.25 in 8 patients whose stem cell collection number was more than 5 ×106/kg.There were significant differences in these 3 groups( P<0.05) , indicating that macrophage polarization and the number of stem cell collection was relevant.Conclusions DM is unfavorable factor in stem cell mobilization and collection of multiple myeloma, it may be related to macrophages M1 polarization induced by diabetes.