Functional assessment of precursors from murine bone marrow suggests a sequence of early B lineage differentiation events
Functional assessment of precursors from murine bone marrow suggests a sequence of early B lineage differentiation events
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DOI:
10.1016/s1074-7613(00)80186-7
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发表时间:
2000-03-01
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32.4
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Kincade, PW
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作者:
Tudor, KSRS;Payne, KJ;Kincade, PW
Most lineage marker-negative (Lin(-))TdT(+) cells from murine marrow lack CD34 but display c-kit at low density as well as IL-7R alpha and FIk-2/FIt-3 receptors. Single cells with these characteristics generated CD45RA(+)CD19(-) as well as CD19(+) lymphocytes in culture. CD45RA+CD19- marrow cells were resolved into three nonoverlapping subsets. One subset, lacking DX5 and Ly-6C antigens, yielded CD19(+) cells in culture. Further analysis demonstrated CD24 on most Lin(-)TdT(+) cells and all CD45R(+)CD19(-)DX5(-)Ly-6C(-) cells. Mac-1/CD11b was absent from these two subsets of B lineage precursors, while IL-7R alpha was retained during subsequent differentiation to a CD19(+) and stromal cell-independent stage. These findings contrast with previous descriptions of B lymphocyte precursors and suggest a sequence of early differentiation events.