TNBS colitis causes innate cell infiltration into the colon, and expansion in the bone marrow, blood and spleen.
- Ben R. Hofma (5439746)
- Hannah R. Wardill (5439749)
- Chris Mavrangelos (5439743)
- Melissa A. Campaniello (5439752)
- David Dimasi (5439737)
- Joanne M. Bowen (5326628)
- Scott D. Smid (5284556)
- Claudine S. Bonder (121140)
- Elizabeth A. Beckett (5439740)
- Patrick A. Hughes (5439734)
Publication date
June 2018
DOIAbstract
<p>The relative proportion (i) and absolute number (ii) of CD45+ CD326-, CD11b+ CD3- innate cells increased in the colon (A), bone marrow (B), blood (C) and spleen (D) 48 hours after TNBS treatment relative to healthy controls (N = 5 / group). Also shown are representative flow cytometry plots of CD11b APCCy7 / CD3 BUV395, where blue is healthy controls and red is TNBS treated (Aiii-Diii). Mean±SEM. ** P<0.01, *** P<0.001.</p
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