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- Year:
- 2005
- Length:
- 54'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Single / diesel
- Located In:
- Altea, Spain
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 80648-3001358
- Current Price:
- EUR 290,000 Tax Paid (US$ 337,763)
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54 DS in very good conditions.
Please contact Toni Anastase at +34 634 254 055
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Designer: J.Fauroux / V.Garroni / Jeanneau
Keel: Fin
Hull Shape: Monohull
LOA: 16.74 m
Beam: 4.85 m
LWL: 14.78 m
Maximum Draft: 2.29 m
Ballast: 5000 kgs
Dry Weight: 17955 kgs
Total Power: 100 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Yanmar
Year Built: 2005
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 1080
Drive Type: Stern drive
Engine Power: 100 HP
Fresh Water Tanks: 1 (931 Liters)
Fuel Tanks: 1 (408 Liters)
Number of single berths: 12
Number of cabins: 4
Number of bathrooms: 3
TV set
CD player
Cockpit speakers
Wind speed and direction
Radar Detector
DVD player
Furling genoa
Furling mainsail
Steering wheel
Inside Equipment
Manual bilge pump
Battery charger
Microwave oven
Deep freezer
Hot water
Air conditioning
Bow thruster
Electric bilge pump
Electric head
Electrical Equipment
Electrical Circuit: 220V
Outside Equipment/Extras
Hydraulic gangway
Cockpit shower
Swimming ladder
Radar reflector
Cockpit table
Teak cockpit
Teak sidedecks
Cockpit cushions
Electric windlass
Mainsail cover
Lazy bag
Spray hood
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This big yacht, flagship of the Jeanneau fleet, represents the most accomplished shape of innovative architecture.Conceived by two designers of large yachts : Jacques Fauroux for the performance side and Vittorio Garroni for the comfort aspect, and project-managed by the Jeanneau design office, the Sun Odyssey 54DS offers a sailing programme designed to give a new dimension to your cruises, whether short or long haul. Her natural element is above all the high seas. Long ocean cruises in maximum comfort.The Sun Odyssey 54DS offers an extremely uncluttered deck layout, with direct access to the sea from the stern. Her cockpit resembles a vast deck lounge giving her unquestionable character. This new sleek and sporting yacht is easy to sail with a short-handed crew. She will delight the most enthusiastic skippers and their crews
Additional Description
Twin-level cockpit, teak batten seats and floor, two side lockers with gas lifting shocks Central locker for liferaft or storage, gas locker for 2 bottles Two large lockers under helm seats, access to steering system 2 steering wheels, leather wheel covers, compass with stainless steel guard Engine control on starboard steering console Cockpit table with folding sides, central storage, glass holder Stainless steel fiddle and handrail with light on cockpit table Room for electronics on each helm console and under cockpit table Teak batten stern platform steps and bottom, cockpit shower hot and cold water Folding swim ladder with teak steps and cover Watertight stereo loudspeakers Steering: Twin steering wheels, self-aligning rudder bearings Stainless steel cable steering, molded aluminum quadrant Fiberglass rudder, stainless steel frame and shaft Rudder tube fiberglassed to hull
Additional Description
Saloon and Lounge: Wide U-shaped salon to starboard with : Central bench seat with drawer and handrail One piece salon table with fiddles 2 removable table legs to transform table into double berth (optional) Upper storage lockers, storage under seats Room for TV and video Cabin Layouts: Standard versions with 4 transformable cabins Optional versions with forward or aft owner's cabin 3 forward transformable cabins
Additional Description
One 12V/80A engine alternator Twin input -triple output battery charge distributor One 55 Ah engine battery One 12 V battery park, four 80 Ah service batteries One 24V battery park, two 55 Ah electric windlass batteries One 230 V shore power inlet with 12 V/60 A charger and circuit breaker One positive engine battery switch, one for service Remote control battery switch for the electric windlass One general negative battery switch 12 V electrical panel at the chart table with circuit breakers 12 V charge ammeter, 12 V voltmeter, 12 V charge circuit selector 230 V electrical panel with circuit breakers, 230 V voltmeter 230 V source selector switch : dock, generator (option), inverter (option) Lights and electricity: Chrome and stainless steel flush overhead lights On/off switches in salon and cabins Halogen salon side lights, in owners cabin and in galley Overead lights, aft lockers, and sail locker One 230v and 12v outlet per cabin 2 x 230 v outlets in owners cabin Other 230 v outlets : galley (2), salon (1), nav station (1) Courtesy light at companionway steps and forward of the saloon
Additional Description
Galley located on port side on slightly lower level, one step down Synthetic resin countertop with : top icebox cover, folding stove cover, dish drain, double sink with covers, drawers 140 liter refrigerator, seawater cooled Front-loading refrigerator door, shelves, storage bin 140 liter icebox, top loading, with storage bins Fresh and seawater foot pump Upper shelf furnishings for microwave, dishes, and storage Oven ventilator fan, 4 burner stove/oven with crash bar Three cutlery drawers, trash basket on sliding rail Storage locker on aft bulkhead Access to thru-hulls behind salon seat backrest Glass divider between galley and salon Mixer tap with flexible hose Handrail and compression post for mainsail traveler track
Additional Description
Diesel engine with exchanger Mounted on fiberglass bed with engine well and ventilation Soundproof plastic film insulation and protected edges Filter inspection panel at foot of companionway Access to engine and generator raw-water intake thruhulls in passageway Structurally sealed metal shaft strut and fiberglass shaft log Stainless steel prop shaft, Ø 35mm, dripless stuffing box, fixed three-blade propeller Stainless steel water exhaust built into engine bed, stainless steel exhaust aft Independant engine starting battery, forced ventilation Fuel/water separator Engine and other options : Folding three-blade propeller fixed propeller exchange Blade shaft cutter Second 12 v alternator Fuel tank in place of water tank, with 12v and manual transfer pump
Additional Description
Solid polyester / fiberglass hull. Wood fiberglass frame Reinforced Kevlar® Reinforced polyester engine bed
Additional Description
Balsa sandwich deck for rigidity and insulation Deck liner. Deck Hardware: Stainless steel double sheave bow fitting with swinging bow roller Open bow pulpit Stainless steel stern pulpit with buoy bracket and flagstaff holder Double lifelines Port and starboardlifeline gates Teak rubrail with built-in chocks 6 mooring cleats with chocks Anchor locker 1500 W deck-mounted electric windlass, for 12mm chain Spinlock jammers and Harken turning blocks for halyards and control lines 2 cockpit coaming winches for genoa sheets 2 roof winches for the main, genoa and spinnaker 2 genoa sheet tracks with adjustable Harken fairleads Genoa sheet turning blocks Harken adjustable mainsail traveler on roof Folding padeyes on deck Padeye for spinnaker pole downhaul Fiberglass halyard cover, roof handrails, companionway and cockpit handrails
Additional Description
Main electrical panel, with access to connections Curved teak batten navigator seat with support, storage compartment Side storage with bookshelf 4 drawers on left side, large folding table cover, and computer compartment Electronic instrument stand Room for radar screen chart plotter ? Deep foul weather gear locker behind navigator seat Access to service batteries under floorboards Traveler post hand rail
Mast & Rigging
Keel-stepped mast, mast foot with shoe Triple spreaders, through-mast connection Discontinuous cablerigging, lower forward shrouds Backstay double, double turnbuckles Turnbuckle protectors on shrouds Profurl genoa furler, above-deck drum Rigid boom vang, all halyards led to Spinlock blockers at cockpit Harken mast step blocks on deck fitting Watertight mast passage deck fitting Stainless steel mast reinforcement rod between deck fitting and mast foot Double thickness lower mast section, watertight. Removable mast casing for access to cable connections Folding mast steps deck lighting under spreaders Spinnaker pole rail on front of mast for pole storage (optional spinnaker pole) Boom topping lift, mainsail halyard, genoa halyard, spinnaker halyard Flag halyard strap-eyes Standard : furling mast Horizontal cut Dacron furling mainsail Horizontal cut Dacron genoa Option : classic mast : Full-batten cut triradial DC 77/99 polyester/mylar sandwich mains ail Triradial cut DC 77/99 polyester/mylar sandwich mainsail genoa Harken system B mast track and battcars 2 automatic reefs, 3rd classic reef Lazy bag, adjustable lazy jacks
Hot and cold pressure water, rigid plastic tubing "Heavy-duty" water pump, 45 liter hot water heater Stainless steel water tanks under the salon, with water fill and separate vents Chrome faucets with shower taps in washrooms Water meter, separate water gauge for each tank Showers with individual electric pumps with on/off switch Manual marine toilet Plumbing options : 12v electric toilets Holding tanks with gravity drain Deck wash pump
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Braised Chicken Wings with Umeboshi
Braised Chicken Wings with Umeboshi
12-15 chicken wings
4 umeboshi (Japanese salt-preserved plums)
2 garlic cloves
1/2 cup vinegar
1/3 cup light soy sauce
1/3 cup cooking wine
2/3 cup water
1 tablespoon sugar
1) Blanch the chicken wings in a pot of boiling water. Dish up.
2) Put all gravy ingredients in a pot and turn on heat.
3) When the gravy is boiled, put chicken wings in it. Cooked for 20 minutes. Dish up and serve.
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The humble light bulb hasn't changed much since it was invented back in the late 19th century. Over time, the warm glow of incandescents was replaced by the sterile white of compact fluorescents, then the bright shine of LEDs. Now, the Internet of Things is turning the very concept of the light bulb on its head, reimagining the role of light in our homes.
But to make bulbs "smart," manufacturers have taken a variety of approaches. Some require a hub to connect the bulbs to the Internet. Others cut costs by tethering the bulbs to your phone, with the tradeoff that you can't control them when you're out of range. One bulb even uses WiFi to get online.
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Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance Starter Kitbest overall
The market-leading bulb requires a hub and doesn't come cheap, but offers a rainbow of colors and Siri voice control for iOS users, backed up by strong third-party integrations. We found the Hue Color to be fairly easy to set up, and it was easily one of the most responsive bulbs we tested. We also loved the incredibly intuitive app experience.
Sengled Pulse LED Light with Wireless Bluetooth Speakerbest hubless bulb
The Sengled Pulse stands apart from its competitors in one really interesting way: It features a built-in speaker that can sync with up to eight other Pulse bulbs to create an incredibly flexible surround-sound Bluetooth audio system. The bulb isn't going to please audiophiles, but it sounds decent enough for casual listening. The Sengled app offers in-depth audio adjustments, along with separate lighting controls.
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Cree Connected LED Bulbbest value
The Cree Connected outputs a bright 800 lumens and offers dimming, but little else. Still, you can't expect too much from a $15 smart bulb. Of all the monochromatic bulbs, the Cree offers some of the best dimming performance for the price. On the downside, you'll need to pick up a smart home hub to make it work. We found the SmartThings hub provided the best responsiveness and value, as it sets you up to add an array of different smart home products in the future.
Philips Hue White Starter Kit
The Philips Hue White can't change colors like its more expensive sibling, but it too takes advantage of Siri voice control and provides a great app experience—best of all the monochromatic bulbs we tested, even adjusting brightness levels in real time. While additional Hue White bulbs are only $15, they're not as good of a value as the Cree Connected bulbs, since the Hue system is incompatible with other smart home products.
ilumi Smartbulb
The Ilumi smart bulb is multicolored and connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth. It doesn't dim as smoothly as some of its competitors, but offers solid responsiveness and a lower upfront cost compared to the Philips Hue Color.
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Misfit Bolt
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Elgato Avea
The Elgato Avea is another hubless Bluetooth bulb you can set to any color imaginable. It's the cheapest multicolor bulb in our roundup, and we recommend it for budget shoppers due to its sizable feature set and reliable responsiveness when dimming.
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Osram Lightify Tunable LED Bulb
The Osram Lightify is unique among the bulbs we tested. That's because it's monochromatic, but you can still tune it from a warm 2000K to a cool 6500K. It's not the most responsive bulb of the bunch, but it makes up for that with great functionality and compatibility with the excellent SmartThings hub.
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LIFX Color 1000
The LIFX Color is the only hubless multicolor bulb in our test group to use WiFi instead of Bluetooth. It's also the brightest, at 1055 lumens, and offers the widest color temperature range (2500–9000K). Unfortunately, our testers reported that the LIFX was difficult to set up and wasn't as responsive as some of its Bluetooth competitors.
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BeON Home Protection System
The BeON Home is a monochromatic smart bulb with a twist: It focuses heavily on security and safety features through removable smart modules, and includes a battery backup that keeps it lit during power outages. We loved the bulb's excellent build quality, but found that it ultimately suffers from delayed response times and a subpar app experience.
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Belkin Wemo LED Lighting Starter Set
The Belkin WeMo smart bulb offers basic dimming functionality and remote app control, but has a higher price point than Cree Connected or Osram Lightify. The bulb is easy to use, but its limited functionality and high price don't help it stand out from the crowd.
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Nyrius Wireless Smart LED Multicolor Light BulbAvoid
The Nyrius offers multicolor functionality in a Bluetooth bulb at the lowest price possible, but after putting it through its paces we can't recommend it. While it performed well in terms of responsiveness, it was also incredibly frustrating to use, requiring a reset every time our test participants tried to use the app.
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TCP Connected Smart LED Light Bulb Starter KitAvoid
TCP's monochromatic smart bulbs offer basic features like dimming and smartphone/tablet app control. But even though the bulb is a solid performer across the board, we can't recommend it due to a laborious setup process and intermittent hub connectivity issues.
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GE Link - 60w 2 Bulb Starter KitAvoid
The GE Link is another extremely affordable monochromatic bulb, matching the Cree Connected at $15 per unit. But that's where the commonalities end. Our testers found the GE Link bulb to be unresponsive and unreliable when dimming, so we can't recommend purchasing it.
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Insteon LED BulbAvoid
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the philosophical study of being in general, or of what applies neutrally to everything that is real. It was called "first philosophy" by Aristotle in Book IV of his Metaphysics. The Latin term ontologia ("science of being") was felicitously invented by the German philosopher Jacob Lorhard (Lorhardus) and first appeared in his work Ogdoas Scholastica (1st ed.) in 1606. It entered general circulation after being popularized by the German rationalist philosopher Christian Wolff in his Latin writings, especially Philosophia Prima sive Ontologia (1730; "First Philosophy or Ontology"). History and scope Wolff contrasted ontology, or general metaphysics, which applied to all things, with special metaphysical theories such as those of the soul, of bodies, or of God. Wolff claimed that ontology was an a priori discipline that could reveal the essences of things, a view strongly criticized later in the 18th century by David Hume and Immanuel Kant. In the early 20th century the term was adopted...READ MORE


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Redlands A to Z uses photography and text by Judith Sparhawk to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the City of Redlands, in Southern California. The beautiful photographs were selected for each letter of the alphabet. The book explains the history of each iconic place, including its significance in Redlands' development and growth. It is a lighthearted appreciation of the beauty of Redlands.
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Saw him against Russia at the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Cup. Despite allowing six goals I was very impressed with his play and he stood out to me as the top goalie from the Breclav group so I thought I'd share my observations.
He has a very calm demeanor, big presence in the net. Looked very confident and unrattled throughout the game despite allowing three quick goals in the second period.
Technically very sound, very active hands, great glove, very solid butterfly, good rebound control and reads the play very well. Definitely could be more patient. Lot of times he just drops and relies on his strong b-fly.
He has Kari Lehtonen written all over him.
I'm not sure about his potential though. He still has room to grow technically but I would say he's already well polished. So I suppose he doesn't have the upside of a raw prospect such as Vasilevski. I don't know his work ethic and dedication which is obviously key for his development.
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When Jim Jacobs (Dean Cochran) gets a phone call from the Balkans informing him that his friend Nick Carlton (Todd Jensen) is being held in prison, he goes to his former employer for help. But his old co-workers at the CIA say they can't possibly intervene because Nick's now an enemy of the state. With conflicting stories from both sides, Jim decides to act alone, breaking his friend out of jail to find the truth.


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It'd be even better if such QR code support could be extended to things like print consumables, so Spiceworks will auto-update stock levels when I add toner to a printer.
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Thanks again for everyone's suggestions!!! We had a great time. I love the city. This was the first time I have been to Dallas since I was 16 and that was almost 30 years ago.
Not sure how familiar you are w/ Joe T's ie how many times you've been there, but there are plenty of indoor sections.
Correct. I was there about a month ago on the weekend. Line at about 4:20pm was 100 yards - 2 across.
During the week days not so bad. Nice thing is your in the shade at that point in the day.
You can go up to the service bar at the entrance and get something to hold you over till your seated.
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This is the first episode of the Monday Graveyard, an ambient electronic music show in Scotland. First broadcast on Pulse 98.4 Community Radio, the show features electronic music from all corners of the world, and is hosted by Mark Shields.
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Continuing from where he left off, GhostWridah tackles on "Clique", the latest G.O.O.D Music single that has had the internet buzzing ever since its initial release. Wridah is known for his versatile flow and captivating delivery but his worth ethic isn't to be taken lightly at all. And in case you missed "I'm Cold" off his upcoming LEAKS project, check it out here. Take these seemingly weekly freestyles as a bonus; the grind is realer than most.
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Be paranoid; potential employers are watching your every move
If any time soon you'll be contacting employers who have jobs to fill, you'll want hear what those employers think about the responses they've gotten so far.
It could spare you from some rejection.
First, they are not impressed with the fact that you are available.
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That is precisely how half the applicants to one employer's advertisement responded. No kidding. Nearly word for word, some wrote, "I saw you were looking for somebody and wanted to let you know I'm available."
Even if not the exact words, it is the message employers get when applicants respond by saying, "Here is my resume. If this is what you are looking for, let me know."
When one employer gets those responses, he says, "I think, 'So what if you're available? So are several other million people.' If you're not excited about us and can't take the time to share how you can make a difference at our place, why should I get excited about you? I could care less that you're available."
Second, you'd better shine right out of the gate.
Sure, employers are nitpicky about every little thing they notice starting with your initial e-mail or phone call.
You're being just as nitpicky, surmising what kind of employer they would be by how they treat you. Likewise, how you treat them in this phase demonstrates what kind of employee you would be.
Here's one example of how that initial contact didn't work in the applicant's favor:
The president of a small, prestigious business who has been advertising for a salesperson got an e-mail that was so generic, "It could have been written to Sam's Pawn Shop," the company president said.
So he wrote the person back asking, "What do you know about us?"
"Not much," the applicant responded.
"This guy is applying for a position in which he'd get new clients. This job is based on understanding those clients and what they do. If he's not willing to do that for a potential employer, how does he have the skills to do it for our company?" the president said. "It's not that hard to do a half an hour of research to learn what the organization is up to and then tailor your communication."
He added: "People send passionless, desperate inquiries and think that having an interview with me will miraculously transform them into someone I'll want to hire. But they won't get the interview if they act this way in their initial contact."
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That was the end of that budding relationship.
From another applicant she received a PowerPoint presentation that included a proposal stating he would require his own office and car allowance.
"He doesn't even know what he'd been driving around to do and he's already demanding a car allowance," she says.
Employers say these responses tell them that you're merely looking for a job.
"I'm trying to find people who want a career here, people who understand what we're doing and want to be a part of that," a small business owner said. "Given the nature of the economy, you'd think people would clean up their act when applying for positions. I don't know if the people who respond the way they do are desperate or stupid. Either way, I'm not interested."
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Falling in Love with God: Passion, Prayer, and the Song of Songs
Praying the Song of Songs is indeed risky business, for it asks God to send us head over heels in love. Falling in Love with God is an invitation to enter into a deeper level of intimacy with God. Through a series of mediations on the biblical Song of Songs and the powerful love relationship that it depicts, Tara Soughers explores and affirms our passion for God and God's passion for us. The result is a startlingly new and different way of relating to God. Journal questions and prayer suggestions assist in identifying the countless ways in which we find God in the give and take of love.
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The maintenance of immunologic self-tolerance requires the coordination of multiple complementary systems. Studies of the Autoimmune Regulator (Aire) gene have revealed that Aire promotes self-tolerance in part by inducing the transcription of a wide array of tissue-specific antigens (TSAs), particularly in the thymus. The importance of Aire is highlighted by the fact that patients and mice defective in Aire expression develop a multi-organ autoimmune syndrome. In this review we discuss recent progress in our understanding of Aire's control of immune tolerance at the cellular and molecular levels, and also address the potential importance of Aire expression both in the thymus and in the peripheral lymphoid organs. The detection of both Aire and TSA expression by cell populations outside of the thymus raises the possibility that such expression may play a relevant role in the maintenance of self-tolerance.
Since its discovery as a master transcriptional regulator controlling expression of a wealth of genes within the thymus [1,2], Aire has significantly changed the face of immune tolerance theory. Named for its role as an Autoimmune Regulator, AIRE drives ectopic expression of many tissue-specific, sequestered, and otherwise "peripheral" proteins within the thymus.
Aire is primarily, but not exclusively, expressed by medullary thymic epithelial cells (mTECs), and ensures developing thymocytes are exposed to a comprehensive view of "self," permitting early deletion of autoreactive cells before acquisition of effector functions. Although its molecular mode of action remains somewhat elusive, its influence on immune tolerance continues to expand, encompassing a multitude of cells, tissues, diseases and molecular interactions. A number of purported functions for AIRE are still hotly debated, including a role in regulatory T-cell generation; molecular mechanisms controlling its putative transcriptional regulation; its genetic targets; and its peripheral expression and impact.
Loss-of-function mutations in the human AIRE gene are the single causative defect in a rare, systemic autoimmune syndrome termed APECED (autoimmune polyendocrinopathy-candidiasis-ectodermal dystrophy) or APS-1 (autoimmune polyendocrinopathy syndrome type I) [3]. Patients develop a severe, complex array of symptoms, with candidiasis and insufficiency of the parathyroid and adrenal glands serving as diagnostic hallmarks. However, APECED patients commonly develop multiple other endocrinopathies including type-1 diabetes, hypogonadism, and hypothyroidism [3–5]. The collective pathologies of APECED patients are highly varied, even between siblings [6], suggesting a contributive interplay of other genetic factors or environment.
Mouse strains made deficient in Aire have been an invaluable tool enabling researchers to dissect Aire's role in immune regulation, and more recently, to begin unraveling its somewhat elusive intracellular targets and mechanisms of action. The first described Aire-knockout mouse strain developed a relatively mild autoimmune syndrome featuring T-cell hyperactivity; production of autoantibodies to liver, testis, pancreas and adrenal glands; leukocyte infiltration of liver and ovaries; and adrenal or thymic atrophy [1]. A second knockout strain [2] revealed a more severe tolerance breakdown, featuring cellular infiltration of and autoantibody reactivity to the salivary gland, retina, stomach, pancreas and ovary.
Interestingly, the disease spectrum differs in severity and specificity of target organs depending on the genetic background of the knockout strain [1,7,8]. Non-Obese Diabetic (NOD) mice, for instance, surprisingly become resistant to type I diabetes when Aire-deficient—while insulin-producing pancreatic islets normally come under autoimmune attack in NOD mice, immune foci instead target exocrine tissue in the pancreas of Aire-knockout NODs [7,9].
Although studies of Aire knockout mice have irrefutably improved our understanding of T cell tolerance, it has been argued that differences between disease spectra of APECED patients and mice limit their relevance [4,5]. This argument centers on the generally milder murine pathology, where severe infiltration of endocrine organs does not equate to a lack of organ function, manifest as devastating polyendocrinopathy in patients [4,5]. Notable exceptions include hypogonadism and retinal autoimmunity, which occur in all Aire knockout mice generated to date, and disease severity in Aire knockout NOD mice, which waste and die within four months of birth [9]. One of the most striking similarities between murine and human pathologies paradoxically lies with the broad variability of symptoms and severity, even between first-degree relatives, or littermate inbred mice [1,4,6,10]. This suggests a conserved, probabilistic mode of action for AIRE and tells us that differences between mice and humans are a likely pairing of AIRE's stochastic intricacies and basic physiological differences between the species.
Although the requirement for Aire in the maintenance of normal immunologic self-tolerance was established by cloning the gene from individuals with APECED [3,11], and further supported by Aire-knockout mice, the precise mechanism of Aire-mediated tolerance remained elusive. Indeed, many elements of the immune system are grossly normal in Aire-deficient animals [1,2]. The complementary discoveries that Aire was highly expressed by mTECs [12,13], and that the thymic medulla was a site of expression of otherwise tissue-specific antigens (TSAs) such as insulin and thyroglobulin [14,15], suggested that TSA expression might be essential for self-tolerance, and that Aire might play a role in this process. Indeed, in the absence of functional AIRE, mTECs express a severely restricted array of self-antigens [2], implicating a defect in negative selection which allows a broad set of autoreactive T cells to reach the periphery. Supporting this hypothesis, transplantation of Aire-deficient thymic stroma is sufficient to induce multi-organ autoimmunity in Nude (Foxn1-knockout) mice [2], and transgenic expression of rat insulin promoter (RIP)-driven antigens like ovalbumin (OVA) and hen-egg lysozyme (HEL) induces their expression in the thymus, and tolerizes cognate TCR-transgenic thymocytes in a strictly Aire-dependent fashion [16,17].
One important and unanswered question involves the contribution of Aire to regulatory T-cell (Treg) generation. Aire-deficient mice have no gross defects in Treg number or function, and cotransplantation of Aire-replete and Aire-knockout thymi into Nude mice fails to rescue from disease [18], suggesting that dominant tolerance mediated by regulatory populations selected in an Aire-replete thymus is not sufficient to suppress autoreactive T cells exported from the cotransplant. However, transgenic expression of neo-self-antigens in thymic Aire-expressing cells also appears to skew some antigen-specific TCR-transgenic T cells toward a regulatory lineage [19]. Whether different APC populations play unique roles with regard to deletion versus regulatory T cell induction, and the role of AIRE-regulated antigens in the development of regulatory cells, remains an area of active inquiry.
The diversity of AIRE-regulated self-antigens incites strong interest into precisely how this single gene controls its transcriptional portfolio to represent so many tissues and organs. The predicted domain structure of the AIRE protein, particularly the putative DNA-binding SAND domain, initially suggested that AIRE might interact directly with DNA; indeed some studies have supported this through gel-shift and chromatography assays [20,21]. However AIRE's SAND domain lacks the critical KDWK motif required for DNA-binding in other SAND domain proteins, and while some studies have reported direct association of AIRE with TSA promoter regions using ChIP of in vitro transfection systems [22], it remains unclear whether this reflects direct DNA binding or simply association as part of a larger macromolecular complex, and whether such binding is relevant in vivo. Furthermore, genomic analysis to date has failed to identify a consensus AIRE-binding site among the vast number of AIRE-regulated genes in the thymus.
AIRE's genetic targets also provide clues to its function. In the thymus, AIRE-regulated genes show clear evidence of chromosomal clustering [23,24], suggesting that epigenetic mechanisms may play a role in their transcriptional regulation. Indeed, AIRE also appears to associate with the nuclear matrix [25], a scaffold for chromatin alteration, further supporting the idea that it may act as a broad-scale epigenetic modifier. AIRE localizes to nuclear bodies adjacent to, but distinct from, splicing factor-associated nuclear speckles. This distribution is disrupted in a dominant-negative, disease-causing G228W SAND domain mutation [26], suggesting that AIRE's function is associated with its appropriate distribution in nuclear bodies.
Closer examination of chromosomally clustered regions of AIRE regulation, however, paints a more complex picture. For example, while the casein locus contains a family of genes uniformly expressed in mammary epithelium, its thymic expression is differently regulated. In the thymus, AIRE-induced casein genes sit directly beside AIRE-repressed casein genes, which are in turn next to genes unresponsive to AIRE. Furthermore, single-cell sorting of mammary and thymic epithelium demonstrated that while all casein locus genes are coordinately upregulated in each mammary epithelial cell, any one thymic epithelial cell expresses only a few casein genes, and the distribution appears random with regard to clustering in the locus [27]. By extrapolation from this and other studies, it seems that only ~1–2% of thymic epithelial cells express any particular TSA, with a distribution that appears stochastic in nature. AIRE-mediated regulation of these large genetic loci may therefore be more complex than simply opening the door to broad transcriptional de-repression, and may require both gene-specific interaction of specific cofactors and some stochastic element causing wide variation per cell.
Together, these results support a model in which AIRE appears to act through epigenetic mechanisms that are necessary, but not sufficient, for expression of individual genes within a locus, and that other cofactors may be involved in determining precisely which antigens are expressed within each cell. Indeed, AIRE's collaborative interactions with transcriptional coactivators like CBP [28], transcriptional elongation machinery such as pTEF-B [29], or DNA-specific kinases like DNA-PK [30] may play an important role in deciding which antigens are expressed in each cell (Figure 1).
In support of such epigenetic mechanisms, a number of recent studies have shown that the PHD1 domain of AIRE, a highly conserved Zn-finger domain [31] and a common site of causative mutation in APECED patients [32], binds to histone H3 in a methylation-sensitive manner [33,34]. Methylation of lysine 4 in the amino-terminus of histone H3 generally reflects the accessibility of a particular chromatin region, with unmethylated histones marking regions that are transcriptionally inactive, and trimethylated histones marking regions of high transcriptional activity. AIRE's PHD1 domain appears to have a selective affinity for binding unmethylated H3K4, as recent crystal structures have confirmed [35,36]. This suggests an attractive hypothesis: that AIRE may be built to selectively recognize and bind to transcriptionally inactive heterochromatic regions via their unmethylated H3K4 subunits, recruiting additional machinery to help facilitate site-specific transcription in these regions.
The kaleidoscope of genes regulated by AIRE was first revealed with microarrays of mTECs from wildtype and Aire-knockout mice [2,18]. Although Aire deficiency has a profound effect on expression of many genes in mTECs, its function may also extend beyond TSA expression. For example, using a sensitive negative selection system where the exogenous antigen OVA is transgenically expressed in the thymus, Anderson et al. [18] reported impaired deletion of OVA-specific thymocytes in Aire knockout mice despite the fact that OVA expression was not reduced. Indeed, Aire-deficient mTECs showed altered intrinsic interaction with thymocytes in this system despite the presence of OVA [18]. Similarly, thymic expression of the autoantigen α-fodrin was not impaired in Aire-knockout mice, despite demonstrable autorecognition in the periphery [37]. Furthermore, expression of various genes involved in antigen presentation and chemokine expression appears to be controlled by AIRE [18,24].
AIRE expression is also used to define end-stage matured mTECs [38,39] and an active role for AIRE in this maturation has been proposed [40,41]. Loss of Aire appears to alter thymic architecture [40] and skew mTEC development toward the proliferative MHC class IIhigh CD80high subset [39,42]. These thymic abnormalities may occur as a result of perturbed thymocyte migration and selection; a theory supported by several recent studies, which together showed that the number of mature mTECs is governed by direct interactions with positively selected, autoreactive CD4+ thymocytes [43–45]. The presence of autoreactive cells may therefore create a driving force to develop the very cell type capable of inducing their deletion. Expression of Aire speeds apoptosis in transfected cell lines and marks post-mitotoic mTECs that die quickly [39], suggesting that it may precipitate the death of mTECs and perhaps aid in the dispersal of tissue-specific antigens. This raises the important and unresolved question of whether Aire-expressing mTECs directly delete autoreactive T cells or simply serve as antigen reservoirs for other APC populations.
The precise distribution of Aire transcript and protein expression outside the thymus has remained controversial. All accounts concur on the high expression levels of Aire within mTECs, and nearly all on the presence of detectable transcript in secondary lymphoid organs and/or spermatogonia [2,46–48]. But whether such extrathymic transcripts are translated into functional protein, the identity of peripheral Aire+ cells, and the role and physiologic relevance of extrathymic Aire remain contentious. Aire transcript and protein are reportedly expressed by spermatogonia and spermatocytes, and loss of Aire in these cells appears to correlate with T-cell independent deficiencies in scheduled and sporadic apoptosis [46]. These defects are particularly interesting given recent reports of AIRE acting as a pro-apoptotic factor in mTECs [39].
In secondary lymphoid organs of mice and humans, Aire transcript has been detected in monocyte/dendritic cell lineages [47,48], and a cell-intrinsic effect on BAFF production from dendritic cells, independent of thymic Aire expression, has been reported [49]. Recent evidence also suggests that Aire is expressed in the lymphoid stroma. Lee et al. [50] and Gardner et al. [51] both reported detection of Aire transcript among CD45-negative lymphoid stroma, and AIRE protein has also been shown in nuclear bodies in secondary lymphoid organs of mice [51] and humans [52]; however, there are some conflicting data on this [42].
Recent evidence now suggests that the secondary lymphoid organs may also be a site of promiscuous expression for tissue-specific antigens, though the nature and relevance of this phenomenon remains contentious. By analogy, however, the discovery of TSA expression in the thymus provides a useful historical precedent. When tissue-specific antigen promoters such as insulin and elastase I were first exploited to drive expression of exogenous T antigens in target tissues, a number of these antigens were, surprisingly, found to be "promiscuously" expressed in the thymus. [14,53]. These observations led a number of groups to suggest that such promiscuous gene expression might be an important property of thymic stroma, and might promote negative selection of antigen-specific T cells.
Suggestively, a number of recent reports have observed similar phenomena mediated by radioresistant cells of the secondary lymphoid organs. Lee et al. [50], using a transgenic system to express a truncated form of cytosolic OVA under the control of the intestinal fatty-acid binding protein promoter, found that OVA was promiscuously expressed by lymph node stroma, and that adoptive transfer of OVA-specific CD8 T cells induced rapid proliferation and subsequent deletion mediated by a radioresistant population. Similarly, Nichols et al. [54] showed that endogenous tyrosinase, a melanocyte-specific antigen, was expressed by radioresistant cells in secondary lymphoid organs, inducing rapid proliferation and subsequent deletion of adoptively transferred tyrosinase-specific CD8 T cells. Finally Gardner et al. [51], using a transgenic Aire reporter, identified a population of radioresistant cells in secondary lymphoid organs expressing nuclear AIRE protein and a host of AIRE-regulated TSAs. Transgenic self-antigen expression in these cells induced a similarly rapid proliferation and subsequent deletion of cognate CD8 T cells. Together, these results suggest the lymphoid stroma as a site of immunologically relevant expression of both Aire and TSAs.
While our groups and others have generated evidence suggesting that extrathymic AIRE and lymphoid stroma may play a role in ectopic TSA expression and immune tolerance, our respective approaches have thus far identified distinct cell populations. Lee et al. [50] characterized a population of UEA1+ gp38+ MHC class II+ LNSCs which ectopically expressed transgenic antigen, resulting in deletion of cognate T cells. In the same study, LNSCs were shown to ectopically express a number of TSAs relevant to autoimmunity, including those from the eye, thyroid, pancreas and central nervous system [50,55]. These cells, which upregulated PD-L1 to prevent CD8 T cell activation during chronic viral infection [56], are presumably part of the lymph node fibroblastic reticular cell (FRC) network. Far from a static scaffold, LN FRC form a matchmaking network for immune responses, expressing chemokines to attract and guide T cells and DC along processes rich in extracellular matrix, to meet in the paracortex [57,58]. They also deliver cytokines, chemokines and soluble antigen from lymph along specialized conduits to the rest of the organ [59]. Importantly, presentation of antigen via MHC on stromal cells in these studies was tolerogenic without contribution from dendritic cells. The mechanisms involved are under investigation, but certainly a blockade of PD-L1 rescued autoreactive CD8+ T cells, which became activated and caused disease [60].
By comparison, a recent study by Gardner et al. [51] using an Aire reporter construct showed expression of both Aire transcript and nuclear AIRE protein in a unique population of tolerogenic stromal cells, termed eTACs (extra-thymic Aire-expressing cells). These cells, which express the epithelial marker EpCAM, are UEA1- and gp38-negative and phenotypically distinct from FRC populations. While expressing some markers reminiscent of mTECs (MHC class II, EpCAM), these cells appear to lack expression of canonical costimulatory molecules CD80 and CD86. This study also described weak expression of the Aire reporter in a subset of CD11c+ dendritic cells, though AIRE protein was not specifically detected in this population, and deletional tolerance of cognate T cells did not depend on it. As in the thymus, comparison of eTACs from WT and Aire-knockout mice demonstrated that Aire regulates a set of TSAs that includes several important autoantigens, as well as genes important in antigen processing and presentation, suggesting that Aire expression has broad transcriptional consequences for TSA expression in the periphery. Surprisingly, the genes regulated by AIRE in eTACs had virtually no overlap with AIRE-regulated genes in the thymus, suggesting a complementary role in the maintenance of self-tolerance (Figure 1). In addition, this lack of overlap reinforces the idea that AIRE-regulation of transcription is complex and may vary between cell types because of changes in the array of transcriptional or epigenetic factors that differ between the two cell populations.
The relationship between these populations, and the physiologic relevance of extrathymic AIRE in a non-transgenic context, remain to be defined. The limited evidence available offers only a few clues. First, the immunologically relevant role of AIRE appears to be restricted to radioresistant populations [2]. Second, the fact that transplantation of Aire-deficient thymic stroma into Nude (Foxn1 knockout) hosts is sufficient to induce Aire-like autoimmunity [2] suggests that peripheral Aire expression may not be sufficient to compensate for loss of thymic Aire. This is neither surprising nor inconsistent with the idea that central and peripheral AIRE may play unique and complementary roles, and that multiple overlapping systems are required to maintain normal self-tolerance. Furthermore, because we know nothing about the Foxn1-dependence of eTAC development, it is not clear whether the Nude mouse presents the best system for investigating these issues. Careful comparison of the relative spectra of autoimmune disease observed upon loss of central or peripheral Aire, particularly in autoimmune-prone strains, remains to be done. Such experiments are eagerly anticipated, though the proper experimental approach to test this has been challenging, moreso given the recent report by Guerau-de-Arellano and colleagues that the critical time for Aire expression may be early in perinatal development [61].
The study by Guerau-de-Arellano et al. also comments on Aire mRNA expression in secondary lymphoid stroma and its relevance [61]. Using a Tetracycline-responsive transgenic system designed to allow temporal control of Aire expression in an otherwise Aire-deficient mouse, the authors reported detecting transgene expression in lymph nodes and spleen, but argued that the absence of Tetracycline-responsiveness of this transgenic Aire in lymph nodes, despite the observed autoimmunity in these mice, suggests that peripheral Aire expression is not relevant to disease progression. However, factors such as overexpression of the transgene, its imprecise tissue-specificity (which, for example, is also expressed in cortical epithelium), and the fact that splenic Aire levels do respond to Tetracycline administration, all cast doubt on the relevance of these conclusions to endogenous peripheral Aire. Ultimately, peripheral Aire must be assessed using experiments appropriate to the task.
The study of Aire continues to yield groundbreaking insights into the mechanisms of immunologic tolerance, though each step forward seems to raise as many questions as it answers. In the thymus, the relationship between deletion and generation of regulatory populations remains an active area of inquiry, and recent evidence that AIRE may also promote tolerance by means independent of TSA expression has raised important new questions. At the molecular level, recent work identified a role for AIRE in binding histones in a methylation-sensitive manner, suggesting an attractive mechanism by which AIRE may recognize and promote expression in otherwise transcriptionally inactive regions of the genome. Analysis of AIRE-regulated loci in single cells has shown that notions of broad epigenetic deregulation by AIRE are oversimplified, and that additional stochastic and regulatory mechanisms appear to be at play. Clearly, much exciting work remains to determine the mechanisms behind AIRE's role as a transcriptional regulator and mediator of self-tolerance.
In the periphery, the role of Aire remains incompletely understood, though increasing evidence suggests that secondary lymphoid stroma is the site of both ectopic TSA expression and Aire expression at transcript and protein levels. Growing evidence also suggests that a network of TSA-expressing stroma may play a role in the maintenance of immunologic tolerance, and that self-antigen expression in the periphery may complement self-antigen expression in the thymus, providing a safety net to eliminate autoreactive T cells that evade thymic negative selection. Further research is, of course, necessary to understand the relationship between peripheral AIRE and TSA expression, and between these identified populations, and the ultimate relevance of these phenomena. We look forward to the coming research into the respective roles and relevance of these populations in preventing autoimmunity, and anticipate rapid progress in this emerging field.
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