Figure 6
Figure 6. Immunohistochemistry on renal biopsies. Single labeling for CD68 (A,C,E) and for CX3CR1 (B,D,F). Immunohistochemistry was performed on kidney sections from HC (A, B), children with postdiarrheal HUS (C, D), and children with atypical HUS due to factor H deficiency (E, F). The figure shows (arrows) CD68+ and CX3CR1+ cells within glomeruli of children with either form of HUS. Original magnification, × 400 (A-C, E); × 200 (D, F); and × 1000, panel E inset (which shows magnified CD68+ macrophages). Images were acquired using a Leica microscope equipped with a 40 ×/0.65 NA (A-C, E) or 20 ×/0.50 NA (D, F) objective, or a 100 ×/1.30 NA oil-immersion objective lens (E inset). The camera and software (IM 50, V4.0 R11) were also from Leica (Heidelberg, Germany).

Immunohistochemistry on renal biopsies. Single labeling for CD68 (A,C,E) and for CX3CR1 (B,D,F). Immunohistochemistry was performed on kidney sections from HC (A, B), children with postdiarrheal HUS (C, D), and children with atypical HUS due to factor H deficiency (E, F). The figure shows (arrows) CD68+ and CX3CR1+ cells within glomeruli of children with either form of HUS. Original magnification, × 400 (A-C, E); × 200 (D, F); and × 1000, panel E inset (which shows magnified CD68+ macrophages). Images were acquired using a Leica microscope equipped with a 40 ×/0.65 NA (A-C, E) or 20 ×/0.50 NA (D, F) objective, or a 100 ×/1.30 NA oil-immersion objective lens (E inset). The camera and software (IM 50, V4.0 R11) were also from Leica (Heidelberg, Germany).

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