Table 5.

Induction of E- and P-Selectin Protein in LPS- or TNF-α Treated Mice

OrganE-SelectinP-Selectin
 
Brain + spinal cord ⊘ ⊘ 
Kidney On glomerular capillaries On large venules 
Tongue Many venules + some capillaries On large venules 
Gut Venules + some capillaries +/− on some venules 
Skin On Capillaries and some venules +/− on some venules 
Spleen On arterioles in white pulp ⊘ 
Thymus On venules Trabecular venules 
Lymph node +/− on HEVs +/− on HEVs 
OrganE-SelectinP-Selectin
 
Brain + spinal cord ⊘ ⊘ 
Kidney On glomerular capillaries On large venules 
Tongue Many venules + some capillaries On large venules 
Gut Venules + some capillaries +/− on some venules 
Skin On Capillaries and some venules +/− on some venules 
Spleen On arterioles in white pulp ⊘ 
Thymus On venules Trabecular venules 
Lymph node +/− on HEVs +/− on HEVs 

In total 12 mice consisting of 4 mice each of the strains SJL/J, C57Bl/6, and Balb/C mice were investigated. From each mouse strain 4 animals were sacrificed, tissue was removed and snap frozen after the following 4 treatments: IV TNF-α (50 μg, 3 hours), IV TNF-α (50 μg, 4 hours), IV LPS (50 μg, 3 hours), and IV LPS (50 μg, 4 hours). We did not observe significant differences in the inducibility of E- and P-selectin comparing the different mouse strains, treatments, and timepoints investigated.

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