Figure 7.
Figure 7. Directionality analysis of PLD1 and PLD2. (A) Experimental setup. IL-8 was added at a precise location (red dot) with a 200-μm micropipette to a microscope slide of adherent neutrophils to form a temporary gradient prior to anti-PLD2 immunostaining. (B) Cells exhibiting polarization caps that were pointing within a 90° swath toward IL-8 were counted, and the percentage over total number of cells was calculated. Results are the mean ± SEM from 3 independent experiments conducted in duplicate. An example of one such field, observed by epifluorescence microscopy, is presented in panel C. The yellow lines (added with Adobe Illustrator software, v. 11.0; San Diego, CA) were defined as intersecting the main polarization cap (bright PLD2 immunostaining) of the cells in the direction of the chemokine.

Directionality analysis of PLD1 and PLD2. (A) Experimental setup. IL-8 was added at a precise location (red dot) with a 200-μm micropipette to a microscope slide of adherent neutrophils to form a temporary gradient prior to anti-PLD2 immunostaining. (B) Cells exhibiting polarization caps that were pointing within a 90° swath toward IL-8 were counted, and the percentage over total number of cells was calculated. Results are the mean ± SEM from 3 independent experiments conducted in duplicate. An example of one such field, observed by epifluorescence microscopy, is presented in panel C. The yellow lines (added with Adobe Illustrator software, v. 11.0; San Diego, CA) were defined as intersecting the main polarization cap (bright PLD2 immunostaining) of the cells in the direction of the chemokine.

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