Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Random and clustered distribution of neutrophils adhered to fibrin. Neutrophils were perfused over a plasma fibrin surface as described in Fig 1 and pictures were taken after 0, 1, 3, and 5 minutes of perfusion. (A) Clear cellular clusters, aligned in the direction of the flow, occur after a perfusion at a shear stress of 160 mPa. Under these conditions, the mean cluster index after 5 minutes of perfusion is approximately 1.8. (B) More neutrophils adhered in a more random fashion after a perfusion at a low shear stress of 20 mPa. Under these conditions, the mean cluster index after 5 minutes of perfusion is approximately 0.5. The experiments shown are representative of four additional experiments. The arrow indicates the direction of the flow (equal for all figures).

Random and clustered distribution of neutrophils adhered to fibrin. Neutrophils were perfused over a plasma fibrin surface as described in Fig 1 and pictures were taken after 0, 1, 3, and 5 minutes of perfusion. (A) Clear cellular clusters, aligned in the direction of the flow, occur after a perfusion at a shear stress of 160 mPa. Under these conditions, the mean cluster index after 5 minutes of perfusion is approximately 1.8. (B) More neutrophils adhered in a more random fashion after a perfusion at a low shear stress of 20 mPa. Under these conditions, the mean cluster index after 5 minutes of perfusion is approximately 0.5. The experiments shown are representative of four additional experiments. The arrow indicates the direction of the flow (equal for all figures).

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