Figure 4.
Figure 4. Leukocyte rolling in mesenteric venules 4 hours after platelet infusion depends on platelet and endothelial P-selectin. The number of leukocytes rolling per minute was observed by phase-contrast intravital microscopy. In WT recipients, leukocyte rolling after infusion of P-selectin-/-–activated platelets was significantly less compared to infusion of WT-activated platelets (P < .001). Infusion of WT-activated platelets in either P-selectin-/- or PSGL-1-/- (▪) recipients induced significantly less leukocyte rolling compared to infusion in WT recipients (P < .001). Average ± SEM is shown.

Leukocyte rolling in mesenteric venules 4 hours after platelet infusion depends on platelet and endothelial P-selectin. The number of leukocytes rolling per minute was observed by phase-contrast intravital microscopy. In WT recipients, leukocyte rolling after infusion of P-selectin-/-–activated platelets was significantly less compared to infusion of WT-activated platelets (P < .001). Infusion of WT-activated platelets in either P-selectin-/- or PSGL-1-/- (▪) recipients induced significantly less leukocyte rolling compared to infusion in WT recipients (P < .001). Average ± SEM is shown.

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