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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 20.
Published in final edited form as: Science. 2015 Oct 22;350(6263):985–990. doi: 10.1126/science.aac9407

Fig. 1. Nr4a1-GFPhigh monocytes patrol the vasculature, and interact with tumor in the lung.

Fig. 1

(A) Quantification of Nr4a1-GFPhigh PMo per μl of blood volume in lung (Untreated), 4 hrs or 24 hrs after IV LLC-RFP transfer (n=5 mice per group). (B) Quantification of Nr4a1-GFPhigh monocyte movement in lung before (Untreated), 4 hrs or 24 hrs after LLC-RFP tumor injection. Monocyte tracks transposed to a common origin from a representative 20 min movie (left, scale bar=100 μm), and quantification of median speed of monocytes (right, combined speed data from analysis of 3 separate mice; *=p<0.001 lower than untreated; **=p<0.001 than 4hr tumor). (C) Representative gating of Nr4a1-GFPhighCD11b+ cells from all Live CD45+CD11clow cells 24 hrs after IV LLC-RFP transfer. (D) Representative confocal image of Nr4a1-GFPhigh monocytes (Green) interacting with LLC-RFP cells (Red) in the lung 7 days after IV LLC-RFP transfer. Immune cells in the vasculature were labeled with IV injected anti-CD45 antibody (Blue). (E) Quantification of free (>100 μm from tumor site) and tumor-associated (<50 μm from tumor site) Nr4a1-GFPhigh monocytes in the lung at various time points after tumor injection (combined analysis of 5 mice per group; p<0.01 for each tumor-associated area compared to free tumor area for each time point).