Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Flow cytometry results showing the stages of erythroid precursor maturation at which apoptosis occurred in a control subject at Stanford University and 2 patients (A and B) with β0-thal/HbE. / Forward scatter (ForSc), an index of cell size, is shown on the ordinate, whereas the number of dead and apoptotic erythroid precursors, as determined by annexin V reactivity (AnV-FITC), is plotted on the abscissa (vertical line). The horizontal lines indicate the sites of the stages of erythroid maturation. Proerythroblasts and basophilic erythroblasts (Pro-Baso) are the largest, polychromatophilic erythroblasts (Poly) are somewhat smaller, and orthochromic erythroblasts (Ortho) are the smallest. The shaded area indicates the major apoptotic erythroblast population in each subject.

Flow cytometry results showing the stages of erythroid precursor maturation at which apoptosis occurred in a control subject at Stanford University and 2 patients (A and B) with β0-thal/HbE.

Forward scatter (ForSc), an index of cell size, is shown on the ordinate, whereas the number of dead and apoptotic erythroid precursors, as determined by annexin V reactivity (AnV-FITC), is plotted on the abscissa (vertical line). The horizontal lines indicate the sites of the stages of erythroid maturation. Proerythroblasts and basophilic erythroblasts (Pro-Baso) are the largest, polychromatophilic erythroblasts (Poly) are somewhat smaller, and orthochromic erythroblasts (Ortho) are the smallest. The shaded area indicates the major apoptotic erythroblast population in each subject.

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