Figure 4.
Figure 4. Late depletion of platelets with anti-CD41 mAb injection does not protect against the development of severe malaria, whereas early treatment does. Blood (2 μL) was obtained from groups of mice injected with anti-CD41 mAb on either day 4, 5, or 6 of infection (not protected), from a group of mice injected with anti-CD41 mAb on day 1 (protected), and from a group of mice injected with PBS on day 4 (unprotected control). The number of CD41+CD61+ and CD41–CD61– platelets were determined by flow cytometry. The average number plus or minus SD of cells is shown (x axis). ▪ indicates CD41+CD61+; ▨, CD41–CD61–. Few (< 0.1%) if any single positive cells (CD41+CD61– or CD41–CD61+) were detected.

Late depletion of platelets with anti-CD41 mAb injection does not protect against the development of severe malaria, whereas early treatment does. Blood (2 μL) was obtained from groups of mice injected with anti-CD41 mAb on either day 4, 5, or 6 of infection (not protected), from a group of mice injected with anti-CD41 mAb on day 1 (protected), and from a group of mice injected with PBS on day 4 (unprotected control). The number of CD41+CD61+ and CD41CD61 platelets were determined by flow cytometry. The average number plus or minus SD of cells is shown (x axis). ▪ indicates CD41+CD61+; ▨, CD41CD61. Few (< 0.1%) if any single positive cells (CD41+CD61 or CD41CD61+) were detected.

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