Figure 6.
Figure 6. ROS generation by reticulocytes and mature red cells. Peripheral blood cells from Sod2+/+ and Sod2–/– transplant recipients were incubated in the presence of the superoxide-sensitive dye DHE and the peroxide-sensitive dye H2DCFDA for 30 minutes at 37° C, followed by FACS analysis. (Left) Peroxide production by Sod2+/+ red cells and reticulocytes (shaded gray); and Sod2–/– red cells and reticulocytes (black line). (Right) Superoxide production by Sod2+/+ (shaded gray) and Sod2–/– (black line) red cells and reticulocytes. Red cells are the major peak for each histogram, with reticulocytes forming a tail or secondary peak with higher ROS production. Plots shown are representative of 5 mice for each genotype. For each histogram: light gray tracing indicates unstained Sod2+/+ cells; broken black tracing indicates unstained Sod2–/– cells.

ROS generation by reticulocytes and mature red cells. Peripheral blood cells from Sod2+/+ and Sod2–/– transplant recipients were incubated in the presence of the superoxide-sensitive dye DHE and the peroxide-sensitive dye H2DCFDA for 30 minutes at 37° C, followed by FACS analysis. (Left) Peroxide production by Sod2+/+ red cells and reticulocytes (shaded gray); and Sod2–/– red cells and reticulocytes (black line). (Right) Superoxide production by Sod2+/+ (shaded gray) and Sod2–/– (black line) red cells and reticulocytes. Red cells are the major peak for each histogram, with reticulocytes forming a tail or secondary peak with higher ROS production. Plots shown are representative of 5 mice for each genotype. For each histogram: light gray tracing indicates unstained Sod2+/+ cells; broken black tracing indicates unstained Sod2–/– cells.

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