만성비부비동염의 병인에서 선천성면역의 역할 = The Innate Immune Responses in Pathogenesis of Chronic Rhinosinusitis

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) is a multifactorial and heterogeneous disease, and variousfactors, such as inflammation,infection, fungus, and superantigens, have been proposed to play crucial roles in its pathogenesis. Recently,the dominant mechanismof CRS pathogenesis has shiftedfrom microbial infection and environmental factors to host susceptibility. Host susceptibility relies not only on adaptive immunity, but also on innate immunity, and there has recently been much research into innate immunity. Innate immunity is an evolutionally conserved immunesystem that recognizes microbial signature molecules via pattern recognition receptors and is a primary defensesystem that elicits inflammatory and bactericidal responses. Dysfunction of the host response to pathogens is suggested to be involved in pathogenesis of CRS and an irrelevant response of the host’s innate immunity could cause a failure toeradicate the pathogens, thereby contributing to CRS pathogeneses. Among these innate immune systems, toll-like receptors and epithelial barrier functions have been studied extensively, and new players, such as innate lymphoid cells,have beensurfacing. Betterunderstanding of innate immunity couldhelp to investigateand treat this complex disease. In this review, toll-like receptors, epithelial barrier functions, and innate lymphoid cells,among many subjects related to innate immunity,will be discussed in terms of pathogenesis.

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