ISOLATION AND FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE FREE LYMPHOMYELOID CELLS PRESENT IN MURINE LIVER
ISOLATION AND FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE FREE LYMPHOMYELOID CELLS PRESENT IN MURINE LIVER
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-1759(90)90407-m
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发表时间:
1990-08-28
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
MILON, G
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作者:
GOOSSENS, PL;JOUIN, H;MILON, G
Recruitment of circulating lymphomyeloid cells in the liver during infection often plays a critical role mediating control or exacerbation of the pathogen growth. This paper describes a simple and rapid technique to recover these lymphomyeloid cells from a normal or an infected liver. After portal perfusion with saline buffer, the liver is gently dissociated on steel screens and the resulting cell population spun in 35% Percoll in 100 IU/ml Calciparine to remove all nuclei and cell debris: the recovery of a pure liver lymphomyeloid cell population is usually achieved in 40-60 min. Phenotypic and functional analysis could then be easily carried out on this cell population. This methodology was applied to normal mouse liver: flow cytometric analysis of the purified free lymphomyeloid cells showed the presence of T lymphocytes (46% .+-. 3 with a CD4/CD8 ratio of 2.8), B lymphocytes (20% .+-. 2 IgG and 30% IgM positive) and myelomonocytic cells (14% .+-. 2 complement receptor type II positive).