Figure 1.
Figure 1. CD45RO+ myeloma cells responded to IL-6 by proliferating. (A) Expression profiles of CD45 isoforms in myeloma and normal plasma cells from bone marrow aspirate of a representative myeloma patient and healthy donor were analyzed by flow cytometry. CD38++ CD45+ cells (regions a and b) were analyzed with CD45RA, CD45RB, or CD45RO antibody. (B) Incorporation of [3H]-TdR into normal plasma cells (region a in panel A), and CD45+ and CD45- immature myeloma cells (regions b and c) isolated from a healthy donor and myeloma patient, respectively, by the cell sorter in the presence (▪) or absence (□) of IL-6 (n = 5). FS indicates forward scatter; SS, side scatter.

CD45RO+ myeloma cells responded to IL-6 by proliferating. (A) Expression profiles of CD45 isoforms in myeloma and normal plasma cells from bone marrow aspirate of a representative myeloma patient and healthy donor were analyzed by flow cytometry. CD38++ CD45+ cells (regions a and b) were analyzed with CD45RA, CD45RB, or CD45RO antibody. (B) Incorporation of [3H]-TdR into normal plasma cells (region a in panel A), and CD45+ and CD45- immature myeloma cells (regions b and c) isolated from a healthy donor and myeloma patient, respectively, by the cell sorter in the presence (▪) or absence (□) of IL-6 (n = 5). FS indicates forward scatter; SS, side scatter.

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