Figure 5
Figure 5. Mast cells, but not FcRγ-dependent signaling, promote Th17-mediated neutrophilic airway inflammation. Mice were treated with 50 μg of OVA or PBS intranasally for 3 days (once per day). Cells in BALF were quantified 24 hours after the last OVA or PBS inhalation. (A) FcRγ+/+ OTII mice (PBS, n = 8; OVA, n = 14), and FcRγ−/− OTII mice (PBS, n = 7; OVA, n = 14). (B) Kit+/+ OTII mice (PBS, n = 18; OVA, n = 24), KitW/W-v OTII mice (PBS, n = 7; OVA, n = 14) and KitW/W-v OTII mice which were systemically engrafted with Kit+/+ BMCMCs (KitW/W-v OTII + WT BMCMCs) (PBS, n = 7; OVA, n = 14). *P < .01 versus corresponding values for PBS-treated mice; †P < .01 versus corresponding values for OVA-treated Kit+/+ OTII mice or OVA-treated KitW/W-v OTII mice plus WT BMCMCs (B). Data are the average + SD of results pooled from 3 independent experiments, all of which gave similar results.

Mast cells, but not FcRγ-dependent signaling, promote Th17-mediated neutrophilic airway inflammation. Mice were treated with 50 μg of OVA or PBS intranasally for 3 days (once per day). Cells in BALF were quantified 24 hours after the last OVA or PBS inhalation. (A) FcRγ+/+ OTII mice (PBS, n = 8; OVA, n = 14), and FcRγ−/− OTII mice (PBS, n = 7; OVA, n = 14). (B) Kit+/+ OTII mice (PBS, n = 18; OVA, n = 24), KitW/W-v OTII mice (PBS, n = 7; OVA, n = 14) and KitW/W-v OTII mice which were systemically engrafted with Kit+/+ BMCMCs (KitW/W-v OTII + WT BMCMCs) (PBS, n = 7; OVA, n = 14). *P < .01 versus corresponding values for PBS-treated mice; †P < .01 versus corresponding values for OVA-treated Kit+/+ OTII mice or OVA-treated KitW/W-v OTII mice plus WT BMCMCs (B). Data are the average + SD of results pooled from 3 independent experiments, all of which gave similar results.

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