Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. The elimination of Crry/DAF/C3−/−erythrocytes by the alternative pathway of complement via complement receptor (CR)–mediated erythrophagocytosis. / (A) Crry/DAF/C3−/− erythrocytes were cleared normally in Ig−/− (red circles; n = 4), C4−/− (green circles; n = 4), and FcRγ−/− mice (black triangles; n = 3). (B) Crry/DAF/C3−/− erythrocytes had similar clearance kinetics in C5-deficient mice (green triangles; n = 4) as in wild-type mice (red circles; n = 3). (C-F) Sequestration of CFSE-labeled Crry/DAF/C3−/− erythrocytes in the spleen of wild-type recipients (panel C, × 100 ; panel E, × 200), but not that of C3−/− mice (panel D, × 100; panel F, × 200), at 24 hours after transfusion.

The elimination of Crry/DAF/C3−/−erythrocytes by the alternative pathway of complement via complement receptor (CR)–mediated erythrophagocytosis.

(A) Crry/DAF/C3−/− erythrocytes were cleared normally in Ig−/− (red circles; n = 4), C4−/− (green circles; n = 4), and FcRγ−/− mice (black triangles; n = 3). (B) Crry/DAF/C3−/− erythrocytes had similar clearance kinetics in C5-deficient mice (green triangles; n = 4) as in wild-type mice (red circles; n = 3). (C-F) Sequestration of CFSE-labeled Crry/DAF/C3−/− erythrocytes in the spleen of wild-type recipients (panel C, × 100 ; panel E, × 200), but not that of C3−/− mice (panel D, × 100; panel F, × 200), at 24 hours after transfusion.

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