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. 2011 Aug;25(8):2731–2739. doi: 10.1096/fj.11-182246

Figure 4.

Figure 4.

A) Schematic demonstrating components and orientation of photomicrographs. B) Confocal microscopic images of TEVG implanted into female host that had undergone transplantation with male bone marrow harvested 6 mo after implantation, demonstrating colocalization of macrophages (MAC) and the Y-chromosome (Y-chromosome FISH) but no colocalization with the Y chromosome (Y-chromosome FISH) and either endothelial cells (vWF) or smooth muscle cells (Calponin; ×400). C) Numbers of infiltrating BM-derived Y chromosome (Y-chromosome FISH) cells (bone marrow cells/high power field) in the graft wall increased up to 10 wk, while graft degradation was occurring, but at 6 mo postimplantation, these cells markedly decreased. D) This was quantified and corroborated using qRT-PCR for GFP DNA within the graft over a 6-mo period. E) Confocal microscopic image of triple staining of a 6-mo neovessel with normal IVC configuration with single-layer neointima (EC; vWF/light blue), neomedia (SMC; calponin/green), and neoadventitia with scattered inflammatory cells (male; Ychr/red).