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. 2002 Jan 21;195(2):259–268. doi: 10.1084/jem.20010838

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Figure 4. — Donor-derived cells in the draining LNs are bone marrow derived. The normal cornea exhibited strong expression of keratin 12 (K-12) (A). However, examination of the draining LNs after corneal transplantation did not exhibit any sign of K-12⁺ cells at any time point studied (B). Numerous CD45⁺ (red) cells were seen in the LNs and double staining for donor Ia^b (green) exhibited colocalization (yellow) mostly in the parafollicular areas (arrows) of the draining LNs (C). No purely green cell was observed, confirming that all donor MHC class II⁺ cells are bone marrow derived (CD45⁺). Original magnifications 400× (A), 160× (B), and 400× (C).

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