Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Bone marrow reconstitution using a retrovirus. / Bone marrow from female recipient mice was reconstituted with genetically engineered male donor cells using a transplantation-based method. Eight weeks later, DNA was extracted from the bone marrow, spleen, and liver of these mice and subjected to PCR for mouse Y antigen (395 base pairs [bp]). A representative photograph from 9 chimeric mice is shown (A). DNA from spleen was also subjected to semiquantitative PCR for the human IL-1Ra gene. This pair of primers may yield both cDNA (263 bp) and gDNA (1045 bp).24 As a standard, different amounts of IL-1Ra cDNA, corresponding to 1, 0.5, 0.2, 0.1, and 0.05 copies per cell, were used. A representative photograph from 4 individual mice is shown. M: DNA marker (φ × 174/HaeIII digest) (B).

Bone marrow reconstitution using a retrovirus.

Bone marrow from female recipient mice was reconstituted with genetically engineered male donor cells using a transplantation-based method. Eight weeks later, DNA was extracted from the bone marrow, spleen, and liver of these mice and subjected to PCR for mouse Y antigen (395 base pairs [bp]). A representative photograph from 9 chimeric mice is shown (A). DNA from spleen was also subjected to semiquantitative PCR for the human IL-1Ra gene. This pair of primers may yield both cDNA (263 bp) and gDNA (1045 bp).24 As a standard, different amounts of IL-1Ra cDNA, corresponding to 1, 0.5, 0.2, 0.1, and 0.05 copies per cell, were used. A representative photograph from 4 individual mice is shown. M: DNA marker (φ × 174/HaeIII digest) (B).

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