Figure 6.
Figure 6. Involvement of PF4 and RANTES in monocyte arrest stimulated by platelet supernatants. Monocytic MM6 cells were left untreated (A,C) or incubated with supernatants of human platelets (106/μL) activated with thrombin (0.5 U/mL) for 5 minutes (B,D). The surface binding of RANTES (A,C) and PF4 (B,D) was analyzed by flow cytometry in comparison with isotype control (filled histograms). MM6 cells stimulated with platelet supernatants for 5 minutes and perfused on activated HUVECs, and the number of firmly adherent monocytes was determined after accumulation for 5 minutes (E). Data represent mean ± SEM of 4 independent experiments (*P < .05 as indicated).

Involvement of PF4 and RANTES in monocyte arrest stimulated by platelet supernatants. Monocytic MM6 cells were left untreated (A,C) or incubated with supernatants of human platelets (106/μL) activated with thrombin (0.5 U/mL) for 5 minutes (B,D). The surface binding of RANTES (A,C) and PF4 (B,D) was analyzed by flow cytometry in comparison with isotype control (filled histograms). MM6 cells stimulated with platelet supernatants for 5 minutes and perfused on activated HUVECs, and the number of firmly adherent monocytes was determined after accumulation for 5 minutes (E). Data represent mean ± SEM of 4 independent experiments (*P < .05 as indicated).

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