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. 2002 Feb 26;99(5):3018–3023. doi: 10.1073/pnas.052703299

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Immature B cells accumulate in mice lacking both Ii and MHC class II β-chain. (A) Cytofluorimetric analysis of CD23 and IgM on B220+ cells. Control, Ii−/−, and double-deficient (double−/−) splenocytes were stained with both antibody to B220 (anti-B220) and anti-IgM or anti-CD23. Histograms show the expression of these molecules on B220 cells. (B) IgM response to TI antigen. Control, Ii−/−, and double-deficient (double−/−) mice were challenged with the type II-TI antigen NP90-Ficoll. Six days after injection, blood was drawn and IgM titers were quantitated by ELISA. The graph shows concentration of antibodies at days 0 and 6 from four control, Ii−/−, and double −/− mice. The results presented are the average of four injected mice.