Figure 1.
Figure 1. Natural anti-αGal Ab levels and the influence of 3-Gy irradiation. (A) ELISA assay demonstrating that IgM and IgG natural anti-αGal Ab levels in naive GalT–/– mice increase with age. Serum was isolated from naive GalT–/– mice and anti-αGal Ab levels were assessed by ELISA (n = 81). OD indicates optical density. (B) Three-gray irradiation decreases B-cell numbers in GalT–/– mice (n = 5 in each group). The percentage of CD4+, CD8+, and B lymphocytes in PBCs was assessed by flow cytometry. CD4+ cells (□), CD8+ cells (▪), CD19+ cells (○). (C) Influence of 3-Gy irradiation on anti-αGal Ab levels were assessed by ELISA. IgM anti-αGal Abs rise at 3 weeks after irradiation in the absence of GalT BMT. Irradiated mice (□), nonirradiated control mice (•;n = 7, respectively). Error bars indicate SE.

Natural anti-αGal Ab levels and the influence of 3-Gy irradiation. (A) ELISA assay demonstrating that IgM and IgG natural anti-αGal Ab levels in naive GalT–/– mice increase with age. Serum was isolated from naive GalT–/– mice and anti-αGal Ab levels were assessed by ELISA (n = 81). OD indicates optical density. (B) Three-gray irradiation decreases B-cell numbers in GalT–/– mice (n = 5 in each group). The percentage of CD4+, CD8+, and B lymphocytes in PBCs was assessed by flow cytometry. CD4+ cells (□), CD8+ cells (▪), CD19+ cells (○). (C) Influence of 3-Gy irradiation on anti-αGal Ab levels were assessed by ELISA. IgM anti-αGal Abs rise at 3 weeks after irradiation in the absence of GalT BMT. Irradiated mice (□), nonirradiated control mice (•;n = 7, respectively). Error bars indicate SE.

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