Table 2.

Alterations in the Distribution of Different Subclasses of Human CFC at Different Times After the Transplantation of Human Bone Marrow Cells into NOD/SCID Mice

Time of Assessment (posttransplant)IIIIIIIV
E:mB:pBmGM:pGMpB:pGM:GEMMtotal B:total GM:GEMM
SA 40:26:34 86:14 79:19:2 64:36:0.6 
2 days 19:40:41 94:6 95:3:2 80:19:1 
4-5 weeks 27:38:35 90:10 41:56:3 17:83:0.4 
7-10 weeks 0:37:63 82:18 22:75:3 8:92:0.8 
16 weeks 0:71:29 92:8 27:60:13 11:87:0.2 
Time of Assessment (posttransplant)IIIIIIIV
E:mB:pBmGM:pGMpB:pGM:GEMMtotal B:total GM:GEMM
SA 40:26:34 86:14 79:19:2 64:36:0.6 
2 days 19:40:41 94:6 95:3:2 80:19:1 
4-5 weeks 27:38:35 90:10 41:56:3 17:83:0.4 
7-10 weeks 0:37:63 82:18 22:75:3 8:92:0.8 
16 weeks 0:71:29 92:8 27:60:13 11:87:0.2 

Four types of comparisons are shown (I, II, III, IV). Column I shows the relative numbers of CFU-E (E), mature BFU-E (mB), and primitive BFU-E (pB) as a proportion of the total erythroid CFC population (E + mB + pB). Column II shows the ratio of mature (m) to primitive (p) CFU-GM (GM) in the total CFU-GM population detected. Column III shows the relative numbers of different types of primitive CFC, and column IV shows the relative numbers of all erythroid-restricted (E + B), granulopoietic-restricted (GM) and multilineage (GEMM) CFC as a fraction of the total human CFC population detected at each time point. CFC measurements are from the same 8 experiments shown in Fig 5. Criteria used for distinguishing primitive and mature subclasses of BFU-E and CFU-GM are given in Table 3.

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