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. 2008 Jan 21;205(1):233–244. doi: 10.1084/jem.20072195

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Kupffer cells from healthy living donors are phenotypically different from PBMCs. (A) There were differences in cell-surface expression of CD1b, DC-SIGN, CD40, and CD83, and most strikingly in the lower expression of HLA class I and greater expression of HLA class II in the Kupffer cells (open). (B) Kupffer cells were negatively selected from liver sinusoidal mononuclear cells before immunomagnetic bead separation. The CD14 cells that were depleted as a by-product of Kupffer cell isolation, and the negatively selected (purified) CD14+ cells are shown (top). NK cells (bottom) were purified by positive selection. Contour plots show the whole liver leukocyte population, the discarded CD56 cells, and the purified NK cells (positive selection). SSC, side scatter.