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. 2011 Feb 14;208(2):273–284. doi: 10.1084/jem.20101643

Figure 6.

Figure 6.

In vivo LPS challenge recruits HSCs into division. (A) Experimental scheme of transplantation and LPS challenge. (B) Representative dot plots gated on donor Lin cells from BM of primary transplant recipients at day 21 after transfer of CFSE-labeled LKS cells with or without four injections of LPS. Sorting gates for 0×- (red), 2–4×- (green), or ≥5×-divided LKS cells (blue) are shown. Dashed lines represent zero division. (C) Representative dot plots gated on donor CD4+CD62L+ cells from spleen of primary transplant recipients at day 21 after transfer of CD4+CD62L+ cells with or without four injections of LPS. Dashed lines represent zero division. (D) PB donor engraftment within myeloid, T, and B cells 4 mo after secondary transplantation with 20 2–4×- or ≥5×-divided LKS cells from PBS- or LPS-treated mice (B). Pooled data from three independent experiments are shown as dots (representing one mouse each) and a bar graph depicting mean ± SD. Orange dots show the multilineage reconstituted animals. Black dots show animals with one or zero lineages reconstituted. The dashed line at 0.1% shows background threshold set for engraftment cutoff. ND, not detected.