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Neutrophils infiltrate systemic vasculature of women with preeclampsia, so we tested the hypothesis that factors in plasma of preeclamptic women activate endothelial cells to produce IL-8 resulting in transendothelial migration of neutrophils. Neutrophil migration was studied using the Transwell system. An endothelial cell line was grown to confluence on the inserts and treated with 10% plasma from normal nonpregnant (NNP), normal pregnant (NP) and preeclamptic (PE) women or with an oxidizing solution containing linoleic acid (OxLA). Compared to medium control, NNP plasma or NP plasma, PE plasma significantly stimulated IL-8 and neutrophil migration which was inhibited by vitamins E and C or IL-8 neutralizing antibody. Compared to medium control or LA, OxLA stimulated IL-8 and neutrophil migration which was inhibited by vitamins E and C or IL-8 antibody.

Plasma From Preeclamptic Women Stimulates Transendothelial Migration of Neutrophils