Figure 2
Figure 2. Intracellular TLR-9 correlates with proliferation following CpG DNA stimulation for both naive (CD27−) and memory (CD27+) B cells. Intracytoplasmic TLR-9 was measured by flow cytometry immediately after isolating naive and memory B cells (shaded histogram) for both populations. The bar represents the isotype control measurement. Simultaneous intracytoplasmic TLR-9 and CFSE measurements were obtained following CpG DNA stimulation in the presence of IL-2, IL-10, and IL-15 at the time intervals listed for each population. Both cell types expressed a basal level of intracytoplasmic TLR-9, while memory B cells had a faster increase in intracytoplasmic levels than their CD27− counterparts. Results are representative of 7 independent experiments from different blood donors.

Intracellular TLR-9 correlates with proliferation following CpG DNA stimulation for both naive (CD27) and memory (CD27+) B cells. Intracytoplasmic TLR-9 was measured by flow cytometry immediately after isolating naive and memory B cells (shaded histogram) for both populations. The bar represents the isotype control measurement. Simultaneous intracytoplasmic TLR-9 and CFSE measurements were obtained following CpG DNA stimulation in the presence of IL-2, IL-10, and IL-15 at the time intervals listed for each population. Both cell types expressed a basal level of intracytoplasmic TLR-9, while memory B cells had a faster increase in intracytoplasmic levels than their CD27 counterparts. Results are representative of 7 independent experiments from different blood donors.

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