Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Morphological features of neutrophil apoptosis. Cytospin preparations of neutrophils from healthy volunteers (A through D) and from patients with severe sepsis (E and F) were treated with TUNEL method after 0 hours (A and E) and 16 hours of incubation (B and F). In addition, neutrophils of healthy humans were incubated with LPS (1 μg/mL) or coincubated with LPS and rhIL-10 (100 U/mL) (C and D). The typical morphologic changes of apoptosis consist of diminution in cell volume and chromatin condensation yielding fragmented or bright homogeneously FITC-stained nuclei. Original magnification of the figures: × 1,000. The figures are representative of five other experiments that yielded the same results.

Morphological features of neutrophil apoptosis. Cytospin preparations of neutrophils from healthy volunteers (A through D) and from patients with severe sepsis (E and F) were treated with TUNEL method after 0 hours (A and E) and 16 hours of incubation (B and F). In addition, neutrophils of healthy humans were incubated with LPS (1 μg/mL) or coincubated with LPS and rhIL-10 (100 U/mL) (C and D). The typical morphologic changes of apoptosis consist of diminution in cell volume and chromatin condensation yielding fragmented or bright homogeneously FITC-stained nuclei. Original magnification of the figures: × 1,000. The figures are representative of five other experiments that yielded the same results.

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