Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Isolation with a fluorescence-activated cell sorter of each population expressing CD59 among CD34+ cells and granulocytes. / Bone marrow MNCs were stained with monoclonal antibodies to CD59, CD34, and CD45, divided into CD34+CD59− and CD34+CD59+ populations according to the gates shown by rectangles in panels A to C (A, case 1; B, case 2; C, case 3), and sorted. Vertical and horizontal axes are the fluorescence intensities of CD34 and CD59, respectively. Peripheral blood granulocytes were stained with a monoclonal antibody to CD59, divided into CD59− CD59+/−, and CD59+populations according to the gates shown by rectangles in panels D to F (D, case 1; E, case 2; F, case 3), and sorted. Vertical and horizontal axes are the side scatter and fluorescence intensity of CD59, respectively.

Isolation with a fluorescence-activated cell sorter of each population expressing CD59 among CD34+ cells and granulocytes.

Bone marrow MNCs were stained with monoclonal antibodies to CD59, CD34, and CD45, divided into CD34+CD59 and CD34+CD59+ populations according to the gates shown by rectangles in panels A to C (A, case 1; B, case 2; C, case 3), and sorted. Vertical and horizontal axes are the fluorescence intensities of CD34 and CD59, respectively. Peripheral blood granulocytes were stained with a monoclonal antibody to CD59, divided into CD59 CD59+/−, and CD59+populations according to the gates shown by rectangles in panels D to F (D, case 1; E, case 2; F, case 3), and sorted. Vertical and horizontal axes are the side scatter and fluorescence intensity of CD59, respectively.

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