. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 1.

Published in final edited form as: Genes Immun. 2010 May 27;11(5):384–396. doi: 10.1038/gene.2010.27

Table 1.

B cell populations in the spleen

Genotype	B220	Follicular	Transitional	Marginal Zone
Rgs1^+/+Gnai2^+/+	54+/− 9	72+/− 7	10+/− 0	10+/− 4
Rgs1^+/−Gnai2^+/+	47+/− 1	75+/− 1	6 +/− 0^***	15+/− 0^*
Rgs1^−/−Gnai2^+/+	44+/− 3^*	69+/− 6	6+/− 1^***	19+/− 3^**
Rgs1^+/+Gnai2^+/−	48+/− 7	72+/− 6	8+/− 1^**	12+/− 2
Rgs1^+/+Gnai2^−/−	44+/− 3^*	74+/− 7	6+/− 2^**	5+/− 2^*
Rgs1^+/−Gnai2^+/−	42+/− 7^*	68+/− 7	7+/− 1^***	17+/− 3^*
Rgs1^−/−Gnai2^−/−	52+/− 4	81+/− 4^*	4+/− 1^***	8+/− 3
Rgs1^+/+Gnai3^−/−	54+/−4	76+/−3	10+/−1	9+/−2

Percentage of B220⁺ cells, follicular B cells, transitional B cells, and marginal zone B cells found in the spleen of the different types of mice. Results are mean plus or minus 2 standard deviations of the mean of 5 mice for each genotype. Statistical significance was calculated using Mann-Whitney t-test compared with Rgs1^+/+Gnai2^+/+.

p<0.05,

^**

p<0.001, and

^***

p<0.0001