Figure 2.
Figure 2. Cell-mediated cytotoxicity against platelets in patients with chronic immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). / CD14−CD19− blood mononuclear cells (75 ± 4% CD3+ and 14 ± 3% NK cells) were incubated with 111In-labeled platelets at an effector/target ratio of 0.625:1 in the presence of anti-CD3 antibody (to stimulate cytolytic effector T cells) for 4 hours followed by centrifugation. Platelet lysis was determined as follows: (observed lysis-spontaneous lysis)/(maximal lysis-spontaneous lysis). The dashed line is the mean ± 2 s.d. recorded for controls. Data points represent mean ± s.d. of five measurements for each individual, using different CD3 antibody concentrations (15.6 ng/mL to 4 μg/mL). Patients with active ITP had significantly increased platelet lysis compared with patients in remission and control patients. / Reprinted with permission from Olsson et al. Nature Medicine. 2003;9:1123–1124.

Cell-mediated cytotoxicity against platelets in patients with chronic immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).

CD14CD19 blood mononuclear cells (75 ± 4% CD3+ and 14 ± 3% NK cells) were incubated with 111In-labeled platelets at an effector/target ratio of 0.625:1 in the presence of anti-CD3 antibody (to stimulate cytolytic effector T cells) for 4 hours followed by centrifugation. Platelet lysis was determined as follows: (observed lysis-spontaneous lysis)/(maximal lysis-spontaneous lysis). The dashed line is the mean ± 2 s.d. recorded for controls. Data points represent mean ± s.d. of five measurements for each individual, using different CD3 antibody concentrations (15.6 ng/mL to 4 μg/mL). Patients with active ITP had significantly increased platelet lysis compared with patients in remission and control patients.

Reprinted with permission from Olsson et al. Nature Medicine. 2003;9:1123–1124.

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