Figure 3.
Figure 3. Rapid activation of BCR-mediated signaling in the presence of H2O2 is a common feature of FL sample B cells and differs from normal PBMC B cells. Differences in initiation of BCR-mediated signaling were compared in 5 tumor biopsy samples from individuals with FL and 5 PBMC samples from healthy donors. Samples were stimulated for 4 minutes by a combination of BCR cross-linking and H2O2 (α-μ/γ + H2O2) or left unstimulated. The average MFI of each phosphoprotein in CD20+ B cells has been graphed. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

Rapid activation of BCR-mediated signaling in the presence of H2O2 is a common feature of FL sample B cells and differs from normal PBMC B cells. Differences in initiation of BCR-mediated signaling were compared in 5 tumor biopsy samples from individuals with FL and 5 PBMC samples from healthy donors. Samples were stimulated for 4 minutes by a combination of BCR cross-linking and H2O2 (α-μ/γ + H2O2) or left unstimulated. The average MFI of each phosphoprotein in CD20+ B cells has been graphed. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

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