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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hepatology. 2012 Dec;56(6):2071–2081. doi: 10.1002/hep.25904

Figure 2. Comparison of intrahepatic APC compartments from uninfected and HCV-infected individuals.

Figure 2

A. The percentage of peripheral blood and liver HLA-DR+ cells belonging to CD303+(left panel), CD1c+ (center panel) or CD141+ (right panel) DC subsets is shown for uninfected (grey) and HCV-infected individuals (black). Statistical differences in subset frequency (asterisk) between uninfected and HCV-infected patients were analyzed using the Student t test (liver versus liver) and a paired Student t test (PBMC versus liver) (n=9 uninfected, n=8 HCV-infected). B. The percentage of parent HLA-DR+ cells belonging to each of the six identified intrahepatic APC subsets is shown for uninfected (grey) and HCV-infected individuals (black). Statistical differences in subset frequency (asterisk) between uninfected and HCV-infected patients were analyzed using the Student t test (n=9 uninfected, n=8 HCV-infected). C. Pie charts depicting compartmental makeup of HLA-DR+ intrahepatic APC populations from a representative uninfected (upper) and HCV-infected (lower) individuals, n=1.