Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Expression of prion protein versus CD15 by human peripheral blood leukocytes. Leukocytes were isolated from whole blood of normal donors, washed, stained for PrPC and CD15, and analyzed by flow cytometry. A typical light scatter contour plot of normal peripheral human blood mononuclear cells is shown in the upper left. Analysis gates R1-R3 are set on forward and side scatter alone and define three major subpopulations: lymphocytes (R1), monocytes (R2), and granulocytes (R3). Contour plots of surface prion protein versus CD15 for each of the three subpopulations are shown. Lymphocytes are (PrP+, CD15−), monocytes are (PrP+, CD15lo-med), and granulocytes are (PrP−, CD15hi). The small amount of PrP+ cells in panel R3 are due to contaminating monocytes.

Expression of prion protein versus CD15 by human peripheral blood leukocytes. Leukocytes were isolated from whole blood of normal donors, washed, stained for PrPC and CD15, and analyzed by flow cytometry. A typical light scatter contour plot of normal peripheral human blood mononuclear cells is shown in the upper left. Analysis gates R1-R3 are set on forward and side scatter alone and define three major subpopulations: lymphocytes (R1), monocytes (R2), and granulocytes (R3). Contour plots of surface prion protein versus CD15 for each of the three subpopulations are shown. Lymphocytes are (PrP+, CD15−), monocytes are (PrP+, CD15lo-med), and granulocytes are (PrP−, CD15hi). The small amount of PrP+ cells in panel R3 are due to contaminating monocytes.

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