Fig. 8.
Fig. 8. BH3 peptide–induced cell death and intracellular calcium in erythrocytes. / Induction of cell death by the BH3 peptide increases erythrocyte intracellular calcium. (A) Intracellular calcium levels as determined by the Fluo-3 AM probe. Erythrocytes cultured in the presence and absence of plasma were loaded with the calcium probe Fluo-3 AM and analyzed by flow cytometric analysis immediately following initial cell culture and at 4 and 6 days respectively. The thin line represents erythrocyte autofluorescence. Fluo-3 fluorescence is represented in bold. (B) Intracellular calcium levels in the presence of Ant-BH3 and Ant-BH3-A78. Fluo-3 fluorescence is represented over time prior to and following addition of the peptides.

BH3 peptide–induced cell death and intracellular calcium in erythrocytes.

Induction of cell death by the BH3 peptide increases erythrocyte intracellular calcium. (A) Intracellular calcium levels as determined by the Fluo-3 AM probe. Erythrocytes cultured in the presence and absence of plasma were loaded with the calcium probe Fluo-3 AM and analyzed by flow cytometric analysis immediately following initial cell culture and at 4 and 6 days respectively. The thin line represents erythrocyte autofluorescence. Fluo-3 fluorescence is represented in bold. (B) Intracellular calcium levels in the presence of Ant-BH3 and Ant-BH3-A78. Fluo-3 fluorescence is represented over time prior to and following addition of the peptides.

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