A method for intravital monitoring of human cells using a far-red luminescent probe in graft-versus-host disease model mice.
A method for intravital monitoring of human cells using a far-red luminescent probe in graft-versus-host disease model mice.
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一种在移植物抗宿主疾病模型小鼠中使用远红发光探针对人体细胞进行活体监测的方法。
DOI:
10.1038/jid.2012.345
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
6.5
通讯作者:
Qiao H
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作者:
Kazumi Kasahara;Satoshi Tanaka;Takashi Hanakawa;Atsushi Senoo;Manabu Honda;笠原和美;Shibasaki S;Qiao H
Bioluminescence images showing a high signal were specifically detected in the skin-grafted areas (Figure 2b). The NOG mice in our experiment are severely immunocompromised, and lymph nodes could hardly be identified (Kambe et al., 2004). Therefore, human lymphocyte accumulation was observed only in the human skin–grafted area. Six days after human leukocyte injection, there were no manifestations and no human cells were detected in other skin using human CD45 staining (data not shown). Immunostaining confirmed that numerous infiltrating human CD45þ cells were accumulated in the skin graft (Figure 2c). A few murine dendritic cells (DCs)(murine CD11cþ) were detected in the upper dermis of the GVHD area, whereas numerous human T cells (human CD3þ) were infiltrated in the same area (Supplementary Figure S2 online). In contrast, there was a certain number of human DCs (human CD11cþ) in the GVHD area, and some human DCs seemed to locate closely to human T cells (Supplementary Figure S3