Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Detection of apoptosis in CLL cells (patient UPN28a) as detected by annexin-V/PI assay after continuous exposure to medium ([A] 4 hours and [C] 24 hours) or 0.18 μmol/L flavopiridol ([B] 4 hours and [D] 24 hours). Phosphatidyl serine is restricted to the internal cell membrane but is externalized early during the process of apoptosis. Cellular uptake of propidium iodine indicates a disrupted cellular membrane generally observed during late apoptosis or with cell necrosis. Increased annexin binding to exposed phosphatidyl serine in quadrant 3 of (B) and (D) as compared with (A) and (C) is supportive of flavopiridol inducing cytotoxicity at least in part through the pathway of apoptosis in human CLL cells.

Detection of apoptosis in CLL cells (patient UPN28a) as detected by annexin-V/PI assay after continuous exposure to medium ([A] 4 hours and [C] 24 hours) or 0.18 μmol/L flavopiridol ([B] 4 hours and [D] 24 hours). Phosphatidyl serine is restricted to the internal cell membrane but is externalized early during the process of apoptosis. Cellular uptake of propidium iodine indicates a disrupted cellular membrane generally observed during late apoptosis or with cell necrosis. Increased annexin binding to exposed phosphatidyl serine in quadrant 3 of (B) and (D) as compared with (A) and (C) is supportive of flavopiridol inducing cytotoxicity at least in part through the pathway of apoptosis in human CLL cells.

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