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. 2011 Mar 25;45(4):889–897. doi: 10.1165/rcmb.2010-0402OC

TABLE 2.

SUMMARY OF IMMUNOFLUORESCENT MICROSCOPIC STAINING OF EOSINOPHILS FOR ACTIVATED β1 INTEGRIN, P-SELECTIN, AND PLATELET MARKERS

Antibody Pattern Colocalization with others Figure
Anti-total β1 Patchy and diffuse, in all eos More extensive than 9EG7 NS
Anti-active β1 (9EG7) Patchy and diffuse, in many but not all eos Less extensive than total β1 NS
Partly overlapping with P-selectin, also P-selectin-negative areas 3A,C
3A,C
Anti-P-selectin Punctate or patchy, in many but not all eos Partly overlapping with 9EG7 3B,C
Partly overlapping with TSP-1, also TSP-1-negative areas 3D,F
3D,F
Anti-TSP-1 Patchy, in some but not all eos Partly overlapping with 9EG7, similar to αIIb 3E,F
E2A
Anti-αIIb Similar to TSP-1 Similar to TSP-1 E2D
Anti-eos MBP Granules, in all eos Not overlapping with the others E2B

Definition of abbreviations: eos, eosinophils; EPO, eosinophil peroxidase; MBP, major basic protein; NS, not shown; TSP, thrombospondin.

This table summarizes the data shown in Figures 3 and E2 (in the online supplement) as well as data not shown. Immunofluorescence microscopic staining of cytospun whole leukocytes from seven subjects with nonsevere allergic asthma was performed as described in Materials and Methods in the online supplement. Eosinophils were identified by morphology (see Figure E2C, E) and positive staining for eosinophil MBP (Figure E2B) or EPO (not shown).