Figure 5
Figure 5. ZAP-70 is necessary for attachment of T cells under shear flow. (A) T lymphoblasts were untreated or treated with 10μM piceatannol and added to Ibidi chambers coated with 3 μg/mL ICAM-1 and 10 μg/mL E-selectin under a shear flow of 2 dyne/cm2. Firmly adherent cells, all of which were migrating, are identified by dark phase images (arrows). (B) The T cells were categorized as rolling, transiently attached, or firmly attached and the interactions were quantified as a percentage of total interacting cells. The data, illustrated as dots, represent individual 3-minute videos pooled from 3 independent experiments.

ZAP-70 is necessary for attachment of T cells under shear flow. (A) T lymphoblasts were untreated or treated with 10μM piceatannol and added to Ibidi chambers coated with 3 μg/mL ICAM-1 and 10 μg/mL E-selectin under a shear flow of 2 dyne/cm2. Firmly adherent cells, all of which were migrating, are identified by dark phase images (arrows). (B) The T cells were categorized as rolling, transiently attached, or firmly attached and the interactions were quantified as a percentage of total interacting cells. The data, illustrated as dots, represent individual 3-minute videos pooled from 3 independent experiments.

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