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. 2016 Jun 2;7:213. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2016.00213

Table 1.

Similarities and differences between the K/BxN STA, CAIA, and CIA models.

Feature K/BxN STA model CAIA model CIA model
Phase(s) Effector Effector Immunization and effector
Susceptible strains Multiple strains (6) Multiple strains (100) DBA1, B10Q, B10.QRIII, and C57BL/6 (less severe) (101)
Time to termination 10–15 days normally (102) 10–15 days normally (91) 5–6 weeks (101)
Immunization (involvement of T- and B-cells) No (4) No (93) Yes (101)
Antigen G6PI (2) Collagen II (91) Collagen II (101)
Immunostimulatory components None (102) LPS (91) CFA (103)
Autoantibodies Main drivers – ICs formed systemically and in the joint (9) Main drivers – ICs formed in the joint (12) Yes (104)
Isotype of autoantibodies IgG1 (11) • IgG2a
• IgG2b (93)
IgG2a (104)
Fc receptors • FcγR
• FcγRIII
• FcγRIIB (16)
• FcγR
• FcγRIII (94)
• FcγR (105)
• FcγRIII (106)
• FcγRII (105)
Complement system • C5aR (16)
• Alternative pathway (16)
• C5aR (95)
• Alternative and classical pathways (98)
• C5aR (107)
• Alternative and classical pathways (108)
Important immune cells • Neutrophils (25)
• Macrophages (41)
• Mast cells? (45, 46)
• Neutrophils (96) • Neutrophils (109)
• Macrophages (110)
• T cells (101)
• B cells (101)
Pro-inflammatory cytokines • TNF (57)
• IL-1β (57)
• G-CSF (39)
• GM-CSF (43)
• MIF (83, 84)
• IL-17? (62, 63)
• TNF (92)
• IL-1β (92)
• IL-4 (111)
• TNF (80)
• IL-1β (80)
• G-CSF (109)
• GM-CSF (112)
• IL-6 (113)
• IL-17 (114)