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. 1995 Apr;100(1):151–156. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2249.1995.tb03617.x

Two phenotypically distinct B lymphocytes (IgMhighIgDlow and IgMlowIgDhigh) in chronic gastric ulcer in the rat.

N Ohmiya 1, M Ito 1, M Ohbayashi 1, T Arisawa 1, H Goto 1, Y Tsukamoto 1, T Hayakawa 1, J Asai 1
PMCID: PMC1534279  PMID: 7697915

Abstract

We determined the kinetics and phenotypes of infiltrating B cells in gastric ulcer in the rat induced by gastric injection of acetic acid (day 0). Few B cells were found in the lesion in the early stages of ulceration. On day 40, two kinds of B cells with phenotypes of IgMhighIgDlowOX33 (CD45)+OX19 (CD5)- and IgMlowIgDhighOX33 (CD45)+OX19 (CD5)- were scattered in the granulation tissue of open ulcers, but not in the healed scar tissue. On day 180, those two kinds of B cells formed primary follicles in the granulation tissue of open ulcers, but were absent from the healed scar tissue. The IgMhighIgDlowOX33 (CD45)+OX19 (CD5)- B cell was considered to be identical to the marginal zone B cell of rat spleen. This phenotype of B cell might be associated with inflammatory process in chronic gastric ulcer.

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