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Flow cytometric analysis of defensins in blood and marrow neutrophils
: Polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN) are vital in host defense against microbial infections. This study provides a flow cytometric method for the quantitative analysis of microbicidal peptides (defensins) in cells of PMN lineage. Rabbit neutrophil peptides, NP‐2 and NP‐5, were measured in all PMN a...
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| description | : Polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN) are vital in host defense against microbial infections. This study provides a flow cytometric method for the quantitative analysis of microbicidal peptides (defensins) in cells of PMN lineage. Rabbit neutrophil peptides, NP‐2 and NP‐5, were measured in all PMN and in subpopulations of PMN expressing l‐selectin. PMN lineage counts were made on Wright's‐stained blood smears and marrow cytospins. Immunoreactivity for NP‐2, and NP‐5 was detected by using the alkaline phosphatase anti‐alkaline phosphatase technique. The results show that marrow PMN express higher levels of NP‐2 and NP‐5 than blood PMN, p |
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