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Figure 3. Human mast cell development in hSCF Tg NSG recipient BM. (A) Representative flow cytometric scatter plot and histogram demonstrating the identification of human CD45+CD33+CD117+ mast cells. (B) FACS-sorted hCD45+CD33+CD117+CD203c+ human mast cells from a representative non-Tg NSG recipient BM (N1-1, 0.9% human mast cells within hCD45+CD33+ population) and hSCF Tg NSG recipient BM (S1-3, 14.6%; S12-3, 8.8%; and S3-2, 7.3% human mast cells within the hCD45+CD33+ population) were examined by MGG staining (N1-1, killed at 21 weeks; S1-3, killed at 21 weeks; S12-3, killed at 13 weeks; and S3-2, killed at 15 weeks). (C) H&E- and anti-mast cell tryptase antibody–stained bone sections demonstrate hypercellular BM with high frequency of tryptase+ human mast cells in hSCF Tg NSG recipients. Non-Tg NSG recipient: N11-1, 70.7% hCD45+. hSCF Tg NSG recipients: S8-2, 99.6%; and S12-3, 79.5% hCD45+ (N11-1, killed at 20 weeks; S8-2, killed at 11 weeks; and S12-3, killed at 13 weeks).

Human mast cell development in hSCF Tg NSG recipient BM. (A) Representative flow cytometric scatter plot and histogram demonstrating the identification of human CD45+CD33+CD117+ mast cells. (B) FACS-sorted hCD45+CD33+CD117+CD203c+ human mast cells from a representative non-Tg NSG recipient BM (N1-1, 0.9% human mast cells within hCD45+CD33+ population) and hSCF Tg NSG recipient BM (S1-3, 14.6%; S12-3, 8.8%; and S3-2, 7.3% human mast cells within the hCD45+CD33+ population) were examined by MGG staining (N1-1, killed at 21 weeks; S1-3, killed at 21 weeks; S12-3, killed at 13 weeks; and S3-2, killed at 15 weeks). (C) H&E- and anti-mast cell tryptase antibody–stained bone sections demonstrate hypercellular BM with high frequency of tryptase+ human mast cells in hSCF Tg NSG recipients. Non-Tg NSG recipient: N11-1, 70.7% hCD45+. hSCF Tg NSG recipients: S8-2, 99.6%; and S12-3, 79.5% hCD45+ (N11-1, killed at 20 weeks; S8-2, killed at 11 weeks; and S12-3, killed at 13 weeks).

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