Figure 6
Figure 6. Altered marrow response to exogenous erythropoietin in HDAC5−/− mice. (A) Hematocrit (HCT) and RBC in adult WT and HDAC5−/− animals receiving weekly injections of the long-acting agent darbepoetin alfa. N = 6 animals/group. (B) Erythroid maturation in marrows of WT and HDAC5−/− mice after either no treatment (basal) or 3 injections of darbepoetin alfa (Epo). Flow cytometry for expression of CD71 and Ter119, with percentages shown within indicated quadrants. (C) Comparison of percentages of the less mature Ter119+ CD71+ progenitors and of the more mature Ter119+ CD71− progenitors. Composite of data from panel B analyzing marrows from WT or HDAC5−/− (KO) mice either untreated (basal) or darbepoetin-treated (mean ± SEM; n = 3/group).

Altered marrow response to exogenous erythropoietin in HDAC5−/− mice. (A) Hematocrit (HCT) and RBC in adult WT and HDAC5−/− animals receiving weekly injections of the long-acting agent darbepoetin alfa. N = 6 animals/group. (B) Erythroid maturation in marrows of WT and HDAC5−/− mice after either no treatment (basal) or 3 injections of darbepoetin alfa (Epo). Flow cytometry for expression of CD71 and Ter119, with percentages shown within indicated quadrants. (C) Comparison of percentages of the less mature Ter119+ CD71+ progenitors and of the more mature Ter119+ CD71 progenitors. Composite of data from panel B analyzing marrows from WT or HDAC5−/− (KO) mice either untreated (basal) or darbepoetin-treated (mean ± SEM; n = 3/group).

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