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. 2004 Dec 6;200(11):1383–1393. doi: 10.1084/jem.20040795

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Figure 2. — Analysis of MZMs and ALEXA-dextran uptake in the spleens of wild-type (WT) and SIGN-R1^−/− mice. (a and b) ALEXA-dextran (Dex, green) localized to the MZs in spleen sections 2 h after i.v. inoculation. (c and d) Spleen sections demonstrating ALEXA-dextran uptake counterstained with anti-CD11b (Texas red). (e and f) Spleen sections demonstrating ALEXA-dextran uptake counterstained with ER-TR9 antibody (anti–SIGN-R1; Texas red). (g and h) Spleen sections showing results of coinoculation with ALEXA-dextran (green) and Indian ink (black spots). (i and j) Spleen sections demonstrating anti-MARCO antibody (FITC) staining of MZM. All original magnifications,10.