Figure 5
Figure 5. Absence of Rac1 and Rac2 does not impair localization of DN thymocytes. Fluorescence images of thymic sections from mixed radiation chimeras reconstituted with bone marrow from either Rac1+/+Rac2+/+Rag1−/−hCD2-iCre/hCD2-GFP (Rag1−/−hCD2-GFP) or Rac1flox/floxRac2−/−Rag1−/−hCD2-iCre/hCD2-GFP (Rac1TRac2−/−Rag1−/−hCD2-GFP) mice and bone marrow from C57BL/6 mice. Two images are shown for each genotype. Sections were stained with anti-GFP (blue) to identify the DN2/3 thymocytes from the hCD2-GFP–containing strains, anti–pan-cytokeratin (red) to recognize cortical epithelial cells, and MTS10 (green) to identify medullary epithelial cells. Note that GFP+ cells are distributed throughout the cortex in both strains. Bar indicates 145 μm.

Absence of Rac1 and Rac2 does not impair localization of DN thymocytes. Fluorescence images of thymic sections from mixed radiation chimeras reconstituted with bone marrow from either Rac1+/+Rac2+/+Rag1−/−hCD2-iCre/hCD2-GFP (Rag1−/−hCD2-GFP) or Rac1flox/floxRac2−/−Rag1−/−hCD2-iCre/hCD2-GFP (Rac1TRac2−/−Rag1−/−hCD2-GFP) mice and bone marrow from C57BL/6 mice. Two images are shown for each genotype. Sections were stained with anti-GFP (blue) to identify the DN2/3 thymocytes from the hCD2-GFP–containing strains, anti–pan-cytokeratin (red) to recognize cortical epithelial cells, and MTS10 (green) to identify medullary epithelial cells. Note that GFP+ cells are distributed throughout the cortex in both strains. Bar indicates 145 μm.

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