Figure 2
Figure 2. Platelet contribution to neutrophil peripheral mobilization and recruitment to the skin during the cutaneous rpA reaction. (A) Comparison of the circulating neutrophil count in control wild-type, thrombocytopenic, and GPVI−/− mice before and after induction of the rpA reaction. (B) Quantification and comparison of neutrophil recruitment as assessed by measurement of skin MPO content. # indicates a statistically significant increase (P < .05) in skin MPO content as compared with control spots from control wild-type mice. n = 6-12 mice per group. NS, not significant.

Platelet contribution to neutrophil peripheral mobilization and recruitment to the skin during the cutaneous rpA reaction. (A) Comparison of the circulating neutrophil count in control wild-type, thrombocytopenic, and GPVI−/− mice before and after induction of the rpA reaction. (B) Quantification and comparison of neutrophil recruitment as assessed by measurement of skin MPO content. # indicates a statistically significant increase (P < .05) in skin MPO content as compared with control spots from control wild-type mice. n = 6-12 mice per group. NS, not significant.

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