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EULAR study group on MHC-I-opathy: identifying disease-overarching mechanisms across disciplines and borders

Kuiper, Jonas J. W.,Prinz, Jörg C.,Stratikos, Efstratios,Kuśnierczyk, Piotr,Arakawa, Akiko,Springer, Sebastian,Mintoff, Dillon,Padjen, Ivan,Shumnalieva, Russka,Vural, Seçil,Kötter, Ina,van de Sande, Marleen G.,Boyvat, Ayşe,de Boer, Joke H.,Bertsias, Geor

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The 'MHC-I (major histocompatibility complex class I)-opathy' concept describes a family of inflammatory conditions with overlapping clinical manifestations and a strong genetic link to the MHC-I antigen presentation pathway. Classical MHC-I-opathies such as spondyloarthritis, Behçet's disease, psoriasis and birdshot uveitis are widely recognised for their strong association with certain MHC-I alleles and gene variants of the antigen processing aminopeptidases ERAP1 and ERAP2 that implicates altered MHC-I peptide presentation to CD8+T cells in the pathogenesis. Progress in understanding the cause and treatment of these disorders is hampered by patient phenotypic heterogeneity and lack of systematic investigation of the MHC-I pathway.Here, we discuss new insights into the biology of MHC-I-opathies that strongly advocate for disease-overarching and integrated molecular and clinical investigation to decipher underlying disease mechanisms. Because this requires transformative multidisciplinary collaboration, we introduce the EULAR study group on MHC-I-opathies to unite clinical expertise in rheumatology, dermatology and ophthalmology, with fundamental and translational researchers from multiple disciplines such as immunology, genomics and proteomics, alongside patient partners. We prioritise standardisation of disease phenotypes and scientific nomenclature and propose interdisciplinary genetic and translational studies to exploit emerging therapeutic strategies to understand MHC-I-mediated disease mechanisms. These collaborative efforts are required to address outstanding questions in the etiopathogenesis of MHC-I-opathies towards improving patient treatment and prognostication.

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Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. doi:10.1136/ann heumdis-2022-222852 Re iew EULAR s udy g oup on ‘MHC- I- opa hy’: iden i ying disease- o e a ching mechanisms ac oss disciplines andbo de s Jonas JW Kuipe ,1 Jö g C P inz,2 E s a ios S a ikos,3 Pio Kuśnie czyk,4 Akiko A akawa,2 Sebas ian Sp inge ,5 Dillon Min o ,6,7 I an Padjen,8,9 Russka Shumnalie a,10 Seçil Vu al,11 Ina Kö e ,12,13 Ma leen G an de Sande,14,15 Ayşe Boy a ,16 Joke H de Boe ,1 Geo ge Be sias,17,18 Niek de V ies,14,15 Cha lo e LM K ieckae ,19,20 Inês Leal,21,22 Na aša Vido ič Valen inčič,23,24 Ilknu Tugal- Tu kun,25 Hanane el Khaldi Ahanach,26,27 Félicie Cos an ino,28,29 Simon Gla igny,30,31 Danijela M azo ac Zimak,32 Fabian Lö sche ,33 Floo G Ke s ens,19,20 Ma ija Bakula,8 Elsa Vie a Sousa ,34,35 Pe e Böhm,36 Kees Bosman,37 Tony J Kenna,38 Simon J Powis,39 Maxime B eban ,28,29 Ahme Gul,40 John Bowes ,41,42 Rik JU Lo ies ,43,44 Johannes Nowa zky,45,46 Ge i Jan Wolbink,19,47 Dennis G McGonagle,48,49 F ank ien Tu ks a ,19,20 EULAR s udyg oup MHC- I- opa hies To ci e: Kuipe JJW, P inzJC, S a ikosE, e al. Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. Handling edi o Jose S Smolen ►Addi ional supplemen al ma e ial is published online only. To iew, please isi he jou nal online (h p:// dx. doi. o g/ 10. 1136/ a d- 2022- 222852). Fo numbe ed a ilia ions see end o a icle. Co espondence o D F ank ien Tu ks a, Rheuma ology, Ams e dam Rheuma ology and Immunology Cen e , Ams e dam 1105, The Ne he lands; . u ks a@ eade. nl Recei ed 21 July 2022 Accep ed 25 Janua y 2023 Published Online Fi s 27Ma ch2023 © Au ho (s) (o hei employe (s)) 2023. Re- use pe mi ed unde CC BY- NC. No comme cial e- use. See igh s and pe missions. Published by BMJ. ABSTRACT The ’MHC- I (majo his ocompa ibili y complex class I)- opa hy’ concep desc ibes a amily o in lamma o y condi ions wi h o e lapping clinical mani es a ions and a s ong gene ic link o he MHC- I an igen p esen a ion pa hway. Classical MHC- I- opa hies such as spondyloa h i is, Behçe ’s disease, pso iasis and bi dsho u ei is a e widely ecognised o hei s ong associa ion wi h ce ain MHC- I alleles and gene a ian s o he an igen p ocessing aminopep idases ERAP1 and ERAP2 ha implica es al e ed MHC- I pep ide p esen a ion o CD8+T cells in he pa hogenesis. P og ess in unde s anding he cause and ea men o hese diso de s is hampe ed by pa ien pheno ypic he e ogenei y and lack o sys ema ic in es iga ion o he MHC- I pa hway. He e, we discuss new insigh s in o he biology o MHC- I- opa hies ha s ongly ad oca e o disease- o e a ching and in eg a ed molecula and clinical in es iga ion o deciphe unde lying disease mechanisms. Because his equi es ans o ma i e mul idisciplina y collabo a ion, we in oduce he EULAR s udy g oup on MHC- I- opa hies o uni e clinical expe ise in heuma ology, de ma ology and oph halmology, wi h undamen al and ansla ional esea che s om mul iple disciplines such as immunology, genomics and p o eomics, alongside pa ien pa ne s. We p io i ise s anda disa ion o disease pheno ypes and scien i ic nomencla u e and p opose in e disciplina y gene ic and ansla ional s udies o exploi eme ging he apeu ic s a egies o unde s and MHC- I- media ed disease mechanisms. These collabo a i e e o s a e equi ed o add ess ou s anding ques ions in he e iopa hogenesis o MHC- I- opa hies owa ds imp o ing pa ien ea men and p ognos ica ion. THE INCEPTION OF THE MHC-I-OPATHY FAMILY In lamma ion agains sel is o ches a ed by a con inuum o incomple ely unde s ood inna e and adap i e immune mechanisms. The e m ‘au oin- lamma o y’ e e s o in lamma ion agains sel , caused by abno mal inna e immuni y, whe eas ‘au oimmuni y’ is caused by abe an adap i e immuni y.1 2 Since his dicho omous de ini ion o e looked condi ions such as pso iasis (PsO) and Behçe ’s disease (BD), he concep o ‘mixed- pa e n’ o ‘in e media e’ diseases was p oposed.3 Genome- wide associa ion s udies (GWAS) o MHC- I- associa ed diseases, such as BD (associ- a ed wi h HLA- B*51),4 5 PsO (associa ed wi h HLA- C*06:02),6–8 HLA- B*27- associa ed spondy- loa h i is (SpA)9–11 HLA- B*27- associa ed an e io u ei is (AU)12 and HLA- A*29- associa ed bi dsho u ei is (BU),13 14 e ealed ha hese ‘in e media e diseases’ sha e a dis inguishable gene ic backg ound de ined by MHC- I genes, he an igen p ocessing genes ERAP1 and ERAP2, and he IL- 17 pa hway gene IL23R. Such gene ic o e lap implica es MHC- I pep ide p esen a ion as he key mechanis ic commonali y. Fu he mo e, i subs an ia es he idea ha BD, PsO, SpA and BU belong o a dis inc disease clus e known as ‘MHC- I- opa hies’.15 The e is ongoing deba e and incomple e e idence ega ding unde lying mechanisms o MHC- I- opa hies.16–18 MHC- I p o eins (also called HLA- A, HLA- B and HLA- C) bind sho pep ides om deg aded o pa hogenic p o eins, which ha e been p o eolysed inside he cell by he p o ea- some.19–21 Mos MHC- I pep ides a e de i ed om p o eins om he hos . ERAP1 and ERAP2 a e endoplasmic e iculum aminopep idases associa ed wi h an igen p ocessing ha im a ce ain ac- ion o hese pep ides i hey a e no sho enough be o e loading hem on o MHC- I molecules.22 This p ocess enables MHC- I o p esen ens o hou- sands o pep ides on he cell su ace, collec i ely e e ed o as he ‘immunopep idome’.23 CD8+T cells ead ou he immunopep idome by binding o he pep ide- MHC- I complexes wi h hei T cell ecep o s (TCR) ( igu e 1). MHC- I molecules can P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om 888 Kuipe JJW, e al. Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. doi:10.1136/ann heumdis-2022-222852 Re iew also bind o kille - cell immunoglobulin- like ecep o s (KIRs) and o he ecep o s on na u al kille (NK) cells.24 The e is much conjec u e abou he cause(s) o MHC- I- opa hies15 25 26 and se e al popula hypo heses ha e been p oposed which a e no necessa ily mu ually exclusi e. The p ima y hypo hesis o he cause o MHC- I- opa hies is ha disease- associa ed MHC- I alleles p esen speci ic immunogenic pep ides ha igge ‘au oimmune’ eac ions (ie, he a h i o- genic pep ide heo y).27 The gene ic associa ion wi h ERAP genes also suppo s his hypo hesis since he ac i i y o hese enzymes can modi y he immunopep idome.28 P oo o concep has been shown in PsO and ecen ly in SpA and HLA- B*27+AU.29 The iden i ica ion o CD8+T cells in PsO eac agains melanocy es in he con ex o HLA- C06:02 as skin- speci ic a ge cells o he pso ia ic au oimmune esponse,30–32 while CD8+T cells om syno ial and eye luid o SpA and AU pa ien s ecognise bo h sel and mic obial pep ides p esen ed by HLA- B*27.29 The e is s ill no conclusi e e idence ha his mechanism unde lies o he MHC- I- opa hies since mechanis ic s udies a e echnically challenging o conduc , owing o mul io gan in ol e- men ha ing complex issues, which equi es labou - in ensi e echnology o sc een o many epi opes. Consequen ly, se e al al e na i e heo ies o MHC- I- opa hies ha e been p oposed, one o which sugges s ha MHC- I p o ein mis olding di ec ly leads o in lamma ion. Acco ding o his heo y, p edisposing MHC- I molecules may exhibi p ope ies which could cause excessi e mis olding and accumula ion in he ER, p omo ing he ‘un olded p o ein esponse’.33–38 S udies o (HLA- B*27) ans- genic animals and cellula models suppo his hypo hesis, bu he e is a pauci y o ansla ional e idence.39–43 A hi d popula hypo hesis sugges s ha he p edisposing MHC- I alleles a e ecognised by KIRs o leucocy e immunoglobulin- like ecep o s (LILRs) on he cell su ace o NK cells.44 45 In ou opinion, he i s hypo hesis applies o he majo i y o MHC- I- opa hies (wi h he mos obus e idence o PsO and SpA), bu de ini i e p oo o CD8+T cell- media ed pa hologies is lacking o se e al o he condi ions. Hypo heses 2 and 3 may also apply o ce ain condi ions. Fo example, in BD, ERAP1 may media e HLA- B51 ecogni ion ia NK cells,17 46 47 and pa ho- gens ha can cause eac i e a h i is induce un olded p o ein esponses in HLA- B*27- posi i e indi iduals.48 While hese o he pa hways and mechanisms a e implica ed, including he e y in e es ing in e ac ions o al e ed mic obiomes in pa ien s,49 we ocus ou discussion on he MHC- I pa hway as he key de e mi- nan o his amily o complex condi ions. THE MANY FACES AND CHALLENGES OF MHC-I-OPATHIES Se e al condi ions a e conside ed o be ‘classical’ MHC- I- opa hies (PsO, pso ia ic a h i is (PsA), SpA, B*27- AU, BD and BU) and sha e s ikingly simila clinical symp oms ( able 1). BU is a a e and se e e ype o u ei is, leading o e inal damage and ision loss ha exclusi ely a ec s HLA- A*29- posi i e indi- iduals.50 51 Al hough i is unclea which o he clinical ea u es a e sha ed be ween BU and o he MHC- I- opa hies, 1 s udy o 118 cases e ealed ha many pa ien s also su e om a h algia and PsO.52 We also discuss PsA because i sha es many cha ac e - is ics wi h PsO, including s ong associa ion wi h MHC- I alleles and IL23R.7 8 53–55 While some pa ien s wi h in lamma o y bowel disease may ha e simila symp oms,56 we will only discuss clas- sical MHC- I- opa hies he e. MHC- I- opa hies o e lap in hei pa e n o o gan in ol e- men ( able 1). U ei is, o ins ance, is a disease ea u e epo ed in e e y classical MHC- I- opa hy, al hough wi h di e en p e - alence and ana omical loca ion (an e io /pos e io ).57 58 Sac o- ilii is is p esen in pa ien s wi h SpA, PsA as well as BD.59–61 Cu aneous in ol emen is also a sha ed ea u e o MHC- I- opa hies ( able 1). Howe e , no e e y pa ien exhibi s he symp oma ic hall- ma ks o e e y clinical en i y. Fo example, a e ial, enous and neu ological complica ions a e common in BD, bu in equen in o he MHC- I- opa hies.18 62 Fo se e al MHC- I- opa hies, pa ien s wi h he associa ed isk MHC- I alleles a e mo e likely o mani es ea ly- onse disease and a wo se p ognosis.63–66 Fu he mo e, subs an ial clinical and geog aphical a ia ion in disease pheno ypes exis s, o example, he p e alence o gas o- in es inal in ol emen in BD in Asian e sus Eu opean popula- ions.67 68 WHAT YOU (DO NOT) SEE IS WHAT YOU (DO NOT) GET! The clinical managemen o MHC- I- opa hy pa ien s is compli- ca ed by he e ogenei y in age o onse , symp oms and disease cou se. Unlike cases wi h commonly ecognised symp oms (e.g., Figu e 1 An o e iew o he ole o he MHC- I pa hway in MHC- I- opa hies. The p o easome p oduces pep ide agmen s ha a e anspo ed in o he endoplasmic e iculum by he anspo e associa ed wi h an igen p ocessing (TAP) and immed by ERAP1 and ERAP2 (ERAP) o a leng h o 8- 11 amino acids be o e binding o MHC- I molecules. A e a icking o he cell su ace he MHC- I- pep ide complex is “ ead ou ” by su eying immune cells, igge ing an igen- speci ic CD8+ T cell esponses o na u al kille (NK) cell ac i a ion. MHC- I- opa hies a e gene ically associa ed wi h unc ionally dis inc a ian s o MHC- I and ERAP which al e he pep ide epe oi e p esen ed by MHC- I. Au o eac i e T cells in he pe iphe y ha escape ole ance mechanisms and p omo e in lamma ion agains sel - pep ide epi opes. Bio ende so wa e was used o c ea e elemen s om his igu e unde an academic license. P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om 889 Kuipe JJW, e al. Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. doi:10.1136/ann heumdis-2022-222852 Re iew u ei is in SpA pa ien s), asymp oma ic o a ypical in ol emen o he skin, bowel o o he como bidi ies in pa ien s may be o e - looked ( able 1). Fo example, eexamina ion o SpA pa ien s e ealed ha up o one- hi d may ha e como bid PsO.69 In he DUET s udy, o e 40% o pa ien s wi h B*27- AU we e diag- nosed wi h SpA o PsA on e- e alua ion by a heuma ologis ,70 which was con i med by o he s udies.71 La ge popula ion- le el da a also co ela e disease mani es a ions o MHC- I- opa hies such as u ei is, PsO, PsA and BD.58 72 73 Obse a ions om well- powe ed coho s udies subs an ia e ha o al disease, which is a hallma k o BD, is also linked o SpA.74–76 Despi e conside able pheno ypic he e ogenei y, hese s udies suppo ha MHC- I- opa hies a e in e connec ed condi ions ha canno be unde - s ood in isola ion and equi e a mul idisciplina y app oach. The human pheno ype on ology (HPO) p o ides a amewo k o s anda dised nomencla u e o disease symp oms, which can acili a e imp o ed classi ica ion o disease pheno ypes.77 Al hough o iginally designed o sys ema ically cap u e he clin- ical mani es a ions o a e, monogenic condi ions, HPO has mo e ecen ly been used o success ully in e se e al a e pheno- ypes o he UK Biobank.78 In i s cu en o m, he HPO may no be op imal o he anno a ion o he clinical spec um o pa ien s wi h MHC- I- opa hies. As a esul , he EULAR s udy g oup aims o e alua e he HPO and adap i o i he symp oms o MHC- I- opa hies. The spec um o MHC- I- opa hies will bene i om s anda disa ion o disease mani es a ions, allowing exis ing coho s o be me ged in o a well- powe ed s udy. The p ecise delinea ion o clinical pheno ypes will allow us o ela e hem o molecula endo ypes. We expec ha his p ocess will acili a e he disco e y (and alida ion) o be e diagnos ic, p ognos ic and he apeu ic bioma ke s. A COMMON GENETIC ARCHITECTURE MHC-I, he ip o he icebe g S ong gene ic associa ion wi h ce ain MHC- I alleles is he hallma k o he MHC- I- opa hy clus e : MHC- I associa ion s udies da e back o 1973 wi h he disco e y o he associa ion o HLA- B*27 and SpA as well as HLA- B*51 and BD ( o me ly ‘HL- A5’),79–81 ollowed by epo s on HLA- C*06:02 (p e iously known as ‘HLA- Cw6’) and PsO in 1977,82 83 and he associa ion be ween HLA- A*29 and BU in 198284 ( able 2). In compa ison o genes associa ed wi h complex in lamma o y condi ions, he e ec size o MHC- I alleles accoun s o a disp opo iona e amoun o gene ic isk. Fo almos 50 yea s, esea che s ha e s uggled o unde s and he ole hese class I alleles play in hei disease biology. In e es ingly, ecen ine- mapping s udies showed ha s a is- ical adjus men o HLA- B*27 in SpA e ealed independen associa ions o o he MHC- I alleles, including HLA- A*02:01, HLA- B*07, HLA- B*57 and HLA- B*4085 86 ( able 2). This is signi ican because i also implica es he MHC- I pa hway o cases lacking he p ima y MHC- I isk allele and s ongly inc imina es pep ide p esen a ion a he han al e na i e mechanisms. Associa ion wi h se e al o hese alleles was also ound a e co ec ing o he p ima y isk MHC- I allele in PsO (HLA- A*02:01, HLA- B*27 and HLA- B*07), BD (eg, HLA- B*27 and HLA- B*57), PsA (eg, HLA- B*07 and HLA- A*02) and AU.7 12 87–90 To da e, small GWAS in he a e BU had limi ed powe o de ec HLA- A*29- independen loci in de ail, bu also epo ed inde- penden isk MHC- I alleles.13 14 These indings aise he possi- bili y ha an ensemble o disease- o e a ching MHC- I alleles con ibu e o MHC- I- opa hy suscep ibili y. Table 1 Summa y o issue in ol emen pe MHC- I- opa hy, o ganised pe clinical special y ( e e ences unde lying he summa ised da a and sco es can be ound in online supplemen al able 1 Disease PsO* PsA† SpA B*27 AU BD BU Medical special y P ima y isk MHC- I- allele(s) C*06 C*06/B*27 B*27 B*27 B*51 A*29 P ognosis wo se when p ima y MHC- I allele p esen 3 0 3 n.a 3 0 Oph halmology U ei is‡ 1 1 3 3 3 3 De ma ology O al ulce a ions 0 1 1 0 3 0 De ma ology Geni al ulce a ions 0 0 0 0 3 0 De ma ology Pso iasi o m de ma i is§ 3 3 2 2 1 1 De ma ology Pus ula lesions¶ 2 2 1 0 3 0 De ma ology E y hema nodosum- like lesions 0 0 0 0 3 0 Rheuma ology Spondyli is 1 3 3 3 1 0 Rheuma ology A h i is 2 3 3 2 3 0 Rheuma ology En hesi is 2 3 3 3 1 0 Rheuma ol/immunol Vasculi is** 1 1 1 0 3 0 Gas oen e ology In lamma o y bowel disease 1 1 2 1 2 0 In e nal medicine Como bid hype ension 1 2 2 0 0 2 Neu ol/In Med/ca diol Como bid ca dio asc disease 2 2 2 0 1 0 Legend: 3 pa o he disease ec um 2 egula ly epo ed 1 in equen ly epo ed 0 3 pa o he disease spec um. 2 egula ly epo . 1 in equen ly epo ed. 0 ei he unknown / no epo s / no p esen . *Pso iasis: besides plaque pso iasis. This encompasses o he o ms o pso ia ic disease like pso iasis gu a e and (se e al ypes o ) pus ula pso iasis. †PsA: bo h axial and pe iphe al disease. ‡U ei is an e io is he main sub ype epo ed in PsO, PsA, SpA, whe eas in Behçe ’s mul iple ana omical sub ypes o u ei is a e epo ed. BU mani es s as pos e io u ei is. §Pso iasi o m lesions: e e s o he se e al ypes o pso iasis; classical plaque pso iasis, gu a e, nail lesions and e y hema ous as well as pus ula lesions. ¶Pus ula lesions: co e s acnei o m, papulopus ula and non- ollicula pus ules. **Vasculi is in PsO as well as in PsA and SpA asculi is is in he la ge essels (ao i is); in B27- AU and BU no epo ed ou side he eye; in Behçe ’s asculi is is in all ypes o essels, a e ies and eins. BU, bi dsho u ei is; PsA, pso ia ic a h i is; PsO, pso iasis; SpA, spondyloa h i is. P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om 890 Kuipe JJW, e al. Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. doi:10.1136/ann heumdis-2022-222852 Re iew The e o e, unc ional s udies ha conside only one MHC- I allele may no cap u e he complexi y o he MHC- I pa hway in pa ien s. This emphasises he need o use p ima y pa ien issues o in es iga e disease mechanisms. I emains o be de e mined whe he he ull MHC haplo ype (including ‘seconda y’ isk MHC- I alleles) imp o es pa ien s a i ica ion. La ge popula ion- based s udies (ie, UK Biobank) suppo ha MHC- I alleles a e associa ed wi h a a ie y o heal h bioma ke s.91 A i s s ep in o his di ec ion could be he conduc ion o a mul iances al MHC- I- opa hy GWAS analysis by combining se e al a ailable la ge- scale genome- wide da ase s and in e oga ing he MHC o di e en pheno ypic s a es. The de il is in he ERAP1 and ERAP2 de ails Pe haps one o he majo accomplishmen s o he p og ess in he unde s anding o MHC- I- opa hies was he disco e y o he associa ion wi h he ERAP1 and/o ERAP2 genes.4 6 7 9 12–14 92–95 These genes encode wo ER- esiden enzymes specialised in im- ming pep ides o acili a e o p e en hei binding in he g oo e o MHC- I.96 97 By gene a ing and des oying pep ide epi opes, ERAPs can a ec CD8+T cell and NK cell esponses.98–101 Gene ic a ian s in ERAP1 and ERAP2 a ec he enzyma ic ac i i y and exp ession le els o hese enzymes.93 102 Conse- quen ly, a change in ERAP ac i i y may expose CD8+T cells o al e ed pep ide epe oi es (sel o non- sel ) ia MHC- I isk alleles, which can be ha m ul.28 Gene ic associa ion be ween ERAP1 and MHC- I- opa hies is ypically obse ed in indi iduals ca ying he p ima y isk MHC- I.4 6 11 13 85 93 Coding a ian s in ERAP1 o ganise in o se e al common haplo ypes o en e e ed o as ERAP1 ‘allo ypes’103 104 ha exhibi a wide ange o enzyma ic ac i i ies owa ds pep ide subs a es and di e en ially shape he immunopep idome o MHC- I.28 105 Risk polymo phisms in ERAP1 (and ERAP2) a e also s ongly associa ed wi h mRNA and p o ein exp ession le els o hese aminopep idases.50 102 106 Haplo ype- based anal- yses ha e singled ou speci ic ERAP1 allo ypes as isk ac o s o MHC- I- opa hies. While se e al e ms ha e been p oposed o ERAP1 allo ypes, s anda dised nomencla u e has ye o be widely adop ed. One unc ionally dis inc ERAP1 allo ype (o en e e ed o as Haplo ype 10 (hap10)) is a isk ac o o BD and BU,93 107 bu p o ec i e o SpA, AU and PsO.28 108 In e es ingly, in PsO, he p o ec i e hap10 was less e ec i e in gene a ing he au oan igenic epi ope han he isk haplo ypes o ERAP1, leading o lowe HLA- C exp ession and immunogenici y o melanocy es.31 ERAP1 may also in luence NK cell esponses ia inhibi o y ecep o s NKG2A/CD94 (also exp essed by CD8+T cells109) o non- classical MHC- I molecule HLA- E.46 The inhibi o y ac i i y o HLA- E equi es he p esen a ion o a signal sequence om MHC- I molecules, which a e also p esen in HLA- A29, HLA- B27 and HLA- B51.110–112 The e o e, ERAPs may also a ec NK cells and CD8+T cells ia MHC- I- ela ed molecules, as was p e iously shown in cance models.46 113 Al hough KIR ecep- o s can ecognise immunopep idome changes caused by ERAP1, KIR genes do no in luence HLA- B*27 and ERAP1- media ed ankylosing spondyli is isk.114 115 This sugges s ha he disease mechanisms media ed by ERAP1 and MHC- I a e less dependen on KIRs. In con as o ERAP1, ERAP2 gene ic a ian s a e no associ- a ed wi h all MHC- I- opa hies (eg, BD). Also, ERAP2 is associ- a ed wi h SpA ega dless o HLA- B*27 s a us. Because he e is also epis asis be ween ERAP1 and HLA- B*40 in SpA (indepen- den o HLA- B*27),85 i is possible ha ERAP2 modi ies disease in SpA ia al e na i e isk MHC- I alleles. Func ional s udies suppo ha ERAP2 signi ican ly a ec s he immunopep idome o many MHC- I alleles, including HLA- B*40115 116 No e ha ERAP2 allo ypes co- occu non- andomly wi h ERAP1 allo ypes.93 105 Fu he mo e, al hough HLA- A*29 is common in many egions, HLA- A*29- posi i e indi iduals who ca y bo h ERAP1 and ERAP2 isk alleles a e only obse ed in coun ies whe e BU is p e alen .93 The e o e, an indi idual’s ERAP1 and ERAP2 allo ypes along wi h hei MHC- I p o ile (and T cell epe oi e) a e mos likely o de e mine hei suscep- ibili y o MHC- I- opa hies.117 S udies linking ERAP geno ypes wi h clinical end poin s may ha e po en ial,118 119 bu we would like o emphasise ha hese s udies should be ca e ully con olled and well powe ed. Bo h ERAP1 and ERAP2 a e common denomina o s o MHC- I- opa hies, which place an igenic pep ide p esen a ion a he hea o hei pa hogenesis. IL23R and T cells The e a e many o he genes associa ed wi h condi ions wi hin he MHC- I- opa hy spec um ha ha e been disco e ed h ough GWAS. While hey a e impo an o disease biology, we only b ie ly discuss IL23R, a ecep o o IL- 23 exp essed by T cells (and Table 2 Repo ed HLA class I associa ions in ou MHC- I- opa hies MHC- I- opa hy P e alence P ima y HLA class I associa ion % cases nega i e o p ima y HLA class I allele Independen * HLA class I associa ions Bi dsho u ei is 1- 5/500 000 HLA- A*29:02 0HLA- A*3013 14 HLA- A*3314 Spondyloa h i is† 0.5% HLA- B*27 ~ <30 HLA- B*4085 86 HLA- A*0285 HLA- B*0785 HLA- B*5785 HLA- C*1586 Behçe ’s Disease 0.19- 120/100 0009HLA- B*51 ~30–70 HLA- A*0287 HLA- B*2787 HLA- B*5787 HLA- A*0387 HLA- B*1587 HLA- B*4987 HLA- A*2687 89 HLA- C*0789 Pso iasis 2–4% HLA- C*06:02 ~30–70 HLA- A*02122 HLA- B*27122 HLA- B*07122 HLA- C*07176 *Iden i ied by s a is ical adjus ing o p ima y associa ed HLA class I allele. †Majo i y o da a a e om gene ic s udies in ankylosing spondyli is. Includes bo h isk and p o ec i e alleles. 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Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. doi:10.1136/ann heumdis-2022-222852 Re iew inna e lymphocy es), because i is common o MHC- I- opa hies and is associa ed wi h disease se e i y and pheno ypes.8 118 120–122 Fascina ingly, despi e IL23R exp ession by CD4+T cells, epigen- e ic analyses implica e CD8+T cells as majo pe pe a o s o MHC- I- opa hies.88 In e leukin- 17- p oducing CD8+T cells ( e med ‘Tc17’) in il a ing skin and syno ial lesions in PsO, BD, SpA and PsA pa ien s exp ess IL23R.123–125 Tc17 cells a e also mo e abundan in pa ien s wi h BU.126 127 IL23R’s ole in he pa hophysiology o MHC- I- opa hies is incomple ely unde - s ood, bu likely o be issue- dependen .128 This may explain why pa ien s wi h PsO129 and PsA130 exhibi clinical esponse o he apy ha dis up s T cell IL- 23 signalling, while ini ial ials we e less success ul in SpA.131 132 A be e unde s anding o clinical and molecula ea u es will help o e come challenges posed by pa ien he e ogenei y as well as iden i y he apeu ic bioma ke s which will guide he selec ion o candida es eligible o ea men wi h IL- 23 inhibi o s.21 128 131–134 UNMET NEEDS IN MHC-I-OPATHY PATHOPHYSIOLOGY UNDERSTANDING E idence o au o eac i e CD8+ T cell in ol emen A numbe o immunopep idome s udies in cell models ha e shown ha polymo phisms in ERAP cause change in he pep ides p esen ed by HLA- B27, HLA- B51, HLA- A29 and o he MHC- I alleles.28 115 116 Ci cums an ial e idence sugges s ha hese enzymes in oduce o emo e pep ides ha bind o isk MHC- I alleles and signal CD8+T cells o a ack heal hy issues. The ac ha CD8+T cells a e clono ypically expanded in pa ien s wi h SpA, PsO and PsA suppo s his concep .135–138 In BD, ca ie s o he disease- associa ed ERAP1 allo ype107 show en ichmen o ci cula ing an igen- expe ienced e ec o CD8+T cells and ERAP1 modula ion in luenced CD8+T cell esponses.107 The lack o iden i ica ion o causa i e au oan igens o indeed alloan igens has esul ed in discussion abou whe he CD8+T cells d i e pa hology in MHC- I- opa hies.17 Rega dless, au oan igen- de i ed pep ide ecogni ion by CD8+T cells in pa ien s has p e iously been epo ed, including an HLA- B51- p esen ed pep ide de i ed om a s ess- inducible au oan igen in BD,139 HLA- C06:02 p esen ed pep ide om inna e hos de ence p o ein LL- 37 in PsO,140 and HLA- B27- es ic ed epi ope om a pep ide ho mone ecep o and ca ilage- de i ed pep ides in SpA.141 142 To da e, he mos compelling concep ual p oo ha CD8+T cells media e au oimmune in lamma ion is based on s udies o PsO, and e y ecen ly in HLA- B*27- posi i e SpA and AU pa ien s.29 30 Skin lesional CD8+T cells in PsO can ecognise an HLA- C06:02- es ic ed au oan igen epi ope om ADAMTSL5 highly exp essed in skin melanocy es.30 31 ADAMTSL5- speci ic CD8+T cells sec e e PsO- p omo ing cy okines (eg, IL- 17) speci ically a e ecognising melanocy e- pep ide p ocessed by ERAP1 and p esen ed by he disease- associa ed MHC- I HLA- C06:02.30–32 He e, he immunogenici y o melanocy es o sel - eac i e CD8+T cell esponses was inc eased by disease- associa ed ERAP1 haplo ypes h ough g ea e supply o he pep ide au oan igen.30 I has, he e o e, been sugges ed ha pha macological modula ion o ERAP ac i i y owa ds p ecu so pep ides speci ically p esen ed by MHC- I alleles could e e se in lamma ion in MHC- I- associa ed diseases.143 144 Resea che s ecen ly ound ha issue- in il a ing CD8+T cells sha ed TCRs in eye liquid as well as syno ial luid o HLA- B*27- posi i e pa ien s wi h AS and AU.29 These CD8+T cells speci ically ecognise mic obial (eg, YEIH p o ein om eac i e a h i is- igge ing pa hogens) and sel - an igens (eg, pep ides om GPER1 o PRPF3 p o eins) speci ically wi hin he con ex o HLA- B27. Acco ding o hese indings, en i onmen al pa ho- gens may igge au oimmuni y ia CD8+T cell ac i a ion in MHC- I- opa hies, hus suppo ing he p ima y hypo hesis o he MHC- I- opa hy pa hogenesis. Fu u e esea ch migh explo e whe he HLA- B27 p esen a ions o hese pep ides a e a ec ed by isk allo ypes o ERAP1 and whe he pha macological a ge ing o ERAPs in e e es wi h hese esponses. I emains unclea why o he housands o sel - pep ides in he immunopep idome only a mino i y become immunogenic, while he majo i y emain ole able. Howe e , T cell au oan i- gens o en ha e pos - ansla ional modi ica ions o show al e ed binding con o ma ion.145–147 Wha igge s CD8+T cell sel - eac i i y in MHC- I- opa hies emains unknown. The classical iew is ha nega i e selec ion in he hymus elimina es au o eac i e T cells. Some sel - eac i e CD8+T cells manage o escape his il e ing p ocess and a e ein oduced in o he ci cula ion (some imes a high equencies) bu kep in check by ole ance mechanisms.148–150 In e es ingly, ecen wo k sugges s ha hymic egula- o y T- cells, a he han nega i e selec ion o au o eac i e T cells, en o ce p o ec ion agains au oimmuni y.148 151 He e, he cy okine IL- 23 elimina es hymic egula o y T cells in an IL23R- dependen manne ,152 while selec i ely en iching IL23R- exp essing CD8+T cells.153 Mo eo e , he e is no sha p a ini y h eshold o he ecogni ion o MHC- pep ide complex by TCRs, and CD8+T cells wi h o he wise low a ini y TCRs can be ac i a ed by a la ge inc ease in p esen ed au oan igen.154 155 This also i s wi h he ecen ly p oposed ‘au oimmune su eillance o hype sec e ing mu an s’ heo y ha links high au oan igen le els o T- cell au oimmuni y.156 C oss- p esen a ion o ex acellula an igens in dend i ic cells can also lead o he en y o ex a- cellula an igens in o he MHC class I pa hway, he eby g ea ly expanding he po en ial pool o immunogenic pep ides. Concep- ually, his in eg a es he possibili y o mic obial agen s causing disease, as demons a ed o SpA, and AU.29 Vi us- igge ed Box 1 The aims o he EULAR s udy g oup on "MHC- I- opa hy" 1. Mul idisciplina y collabo a ion be ween heuma ologis s, de ma ologis s and oph halmologis s o consensus and s anda dised anno a ion o disease symp oms. 2. De ailed pheno ypic e alua ion by pa ien - epo ed symp oms/ou comes. 3. In eg a ion o GWAS da a o MHC- I- opa hy- ela ed diseases, ac oss a la ge numbe o exis ing coho s, o acili a e ine mapping o he gene ic basis. 4. Ha monisa ion o he nomencla u e (eg, ERAP allo ypes) and p o ide expe syn hesis o cu en bes p ac ice o he s udy o key aspec s o he biology in MHC- I- opa hies. 5. Es ablishmen o a pan- Eu opean conso ium wi h s anda dised clinicopa hological disease pheno ypes om aim 1 and 2, (complemen ed by molecula da a on ERAP and MHC- I haplo ypes and possibly o he biological da a such as me agenomics o assess mic obiome in ol emen and TCR- epe oi e da a) o imp o ed disease classi ica ion, diagnos ic c i e ia and p ognos ic bioma ke s o p edic ion o disease p og ession and e icacy o ( ype o ) he apy. 6. E alua ion o MHC- I- opa hies in di e en e hnic backg ounds, gi en he massi e he e ogenei y wi hin class- 1 an igens. 7. Pa ien pa icipa ion: in ol emen o pa ien esea ch pa ne s. P o ec ed by copy igh . on June 27, 2023 a Facul y o Medicine, Uni e si y o Lisbon.h p://a d.bmj.com/Ann Rheum Dis: i s published as 10.1136/a d-2022-222852 on 27 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded om 892 Kuipe JJW, e al. Ann Rheum Dis 2023;82:887–896. doi:10.1136/ann heumdis-2022-222852 Re iew clonal CD8+T cell esponses a e p ocessed h ough MHC class I, and some o hese esponses a e con olled by ERAP1.157 Recen echnological ad ancemen s which ha e inc eased he sensi i i y and scale o analysing immunopep idomes o p ima y pa ien issues (ideally sampled a he a ec ed o gans) as- well as high- h oughpu p o iling o (au o)an igen- speci ic T- cell epe oi es (ie, single- cell TCR sequencing) may help iden i y CD8+T cell- media ed disease mechanisms in MHC- I- opa hies in g ea e de ail.158–161 Towa ds MHC-I pa hway he apy This s udy g oup’s ul ima e goal is o imp o e disease ou come o MHC- I- opa hies. Al hough de ini e disease mechanisms need o be es ablished, a ailable clinical and molecula e idence allow us o ou line se e al po en ial s a egies. Gi en ha MHC- I is conside ed a oo cause o MHC- I- opa hies, he a- peu ic a ge ing o an igen p ocessing and p esen a ion seems sel - e iden . This may be achie ed by in e en ions aimed a dis up ing cy okine signalling (see sec ion IL23R and T cells) o s a egies ha acili a e es o a ion o he mic obiome.48 Pa ien s wi h MHC- I- opa hies may ha e an al e ed mic obio a,162–164 bu heal hy indi iduals may also show mic obio a composi ions ha clus e acco ding o hei HLA alleles (eg, HLA- B*27, HLA- A*29).165 Eme ging T cell- an igen disco e y app oaches wi hin he mic obiome may p o ide an exci ing ield o upcoming s udies.166 In case o au oan igen- media ed pa hology, i may be possible o speci ically nega e T cell in e ac ion by an ibodies o small compounds ha speci ically block access o MHC- I- pep ide complexes. T- cell engagemen may also be blocked by p e en ing o changing he abundance o a ge pep ide p esen a ion by manipula ion ups eam o MHC- I, including he cellula p o eome (eg, chemo he apy), o pha macological inhibi ion o modula ion o he p o easome, TAP o he an igen loading complex,167–171 al hough wi h limi a ions in speci ici y a he cos o po en ial ad e se e ec s. Inhibi ing o , depending on he disease, enhancing he ac ion o ERAP1 and ERAP2 may be a p omising app oach, since hese enzymes a e highly specialised o an igen p esen a ion, and much is known abou hei s uc u e and unc ion o allow he de elopmen o inhibi o s o enhance s.143 144 172 The ac ha hei impac on an igen p esen a ion may be limi ed o a pa o he immunopep- idome,173 may cons i u e a middle g ound be ween single an igen s a egies (an ibodies o MHC/pep ide complex) and gene al supp ession o he MHC- I pa hway. Mos o hese he apeu ic ‘op ions’ a e s ill in hei in ancy and equi e ansla ional s udies in sui able p eclinical models. Al hough he HLA- B*27- ansgenic oden models,174 ha e p o ided aluable insigh s in o he disease mechanisms o MHC- I- opa hies, he e emains an unme need o addi ional ansgenic MHC- I models. To de e mine i i is possible o a ge he MHC- I pa hway he apeu ically in pa ien s, hese models should be ‘ ully’ humanised and cap u e a b oade spec um o clin- ical and molecula cha ac e is ics. Mission o he EULAR s udy g oup on MHC-I-opa hies As a esul o he complexi y o he clinical pheno ypes and he lack o knowledge abou he unde lying mechanisms o MHC- I- opa hies, in e na ional c oss- disciplina y collabo a ions and comple- men a y scien i ic expe ise a e u gen ly needed. The EULAR s udy g oup on MHC- I- opa hies p o ides an in e na ional ne wo k ha b ings medical specialis s, ansla ional and undamen al scien is s unde one umb ella wi h he aim o coope a i ely o e coming long- s anding unme needs in he disease managemen and unde s anding o he biology o MHC- I- opa hies. The s udy g oup (cu en ly >50 pa icipan s: de ma ologis s, oph halmologis s, heuma ologis , scien is s and pa ien ep e- sen a i es om >15 coun ies) was ounded in 2020 amids he COVID- 19 pandemic. The global pandemic es ic ed ini ial discus- sion o online mee ings. An inaugu al mee ing ook place in May 2022, in Ams e dam, ollowed by a mee ing du ing EULAR in June 2022 in Copenhagen. S udy g oup esea ch and collabo a ions will ocus on he pa hophysiology o MHC- I pa hway in hese condi- ions. B ie ly, he s udy g oup aims a e summa ised in box 1 and he objec i e is o ha monise, acili a e and imp o e esea ch me hod- ology and e minology, s udy disease mechanisms mo e collec i ely; os e basic and ansla ional knowledge exchange in an in e disci- plina y ashion h ough mee ings ia symposia du ing EULAR mee - ings(h ps://www.eula .ch/myUploadDa a/ iles/s udy_g oup_aims_ mhc_i_opa hy_ o _web.pd ) and dissemina e p og ess ia social media (eg, an open Linked- in page o in e es ed colleagues, h ps:// www.linkedin.com/g oups/12722534/). To accomplish hese objec- i es, he S udy G oup o med se e al mul idisciplina y ask o ces composed o clinicians, biologis s and pa ien ep esen a i es o p io i ise unme esea ch needs ha would equi e c oss- Eu opean collabo a ion. Fo example, one o he ask o ces aims o conduc me a- analysis o GWAS da a o he MHC- I- opa hies o ine map he MHC and iden i y no el isk loci in ela ion o clinical ea u es. Ano he ask o ce cu en ly wo ks on e alua ion o a pa ien - epo ed symp om in as uc u e, which has al eady been success- ully employed in COVID- 19 s udies.175 Al hough cu en ly all wo k wi hin he s udy g oup is con ibu ed in kind by i s membe s, he apidly g owing s udy g oup aims o apply o ex e nal unding o esea ch. This will also be equi ed o achie e mo e ambi ious goals, such as he collec ion o bioma e ials o os e inno a i e esea ch by deep immunop o iling (eg, T- cell epe oi es, MHC- I immu- nopep idomes) and ansla ional s udies (eg, ERAP modula ion in pa ien issues). The EULAR s udy g oup will complemen hei scien i ic objec i es wi h he o ganisa ion o in e ac i e wo kshops and symposia connec ed o EULAR o exchange basic, ansla ional and clinical knowledge in an in e disciplina y ashion and u he acili a e he g ow h o he s udy g oup by inclusion o physicians and scien is s ac i e in his ield. In conclusion, he EULAR s udy g oup on MHC- I- opa hies b idges a a ie y o medical scien i ic disciplines wi h he ambi- ious join objec i e o conduc an in eg a ed in es iga ion o MHC- I- opa hies o disco e he cause and cu e o a a ie y o complex in lamma o y condi ions. 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