Fig. 4.
Fig. 4. Expression of surface markers on blood mononuclear cells 48 hours after the administration of antibodies. Mice were injected with 300 mg of anti-CD44 (A), anti–VLA-4 (B), and anti-CD11a (C). Control mice received 300 mg of rat Ig. Cells were stained with the injected antibody and FITC–MARK-1 (control mice, dashed line; treated mice, thick line) to test the global expression of the surface antigen; or with FITC–MARK-1 alone (control mice, dotted line; treated mice, thin line) to detect the injected antibody bound to the cell surface.

Expression of surface markers on blood mononuclear cells 48 hours after the administration of antibodies. Mice were injected with 300 mg of anti-CD44 (A), anti–VLA-4 (B), and anti-CD11a (C). Control mice received 300 mg of rat Ig. Cells were stained with the injected antibody and FITC–MARK-1 (control mice, dashed line; treated mice, thick line) to test the global expression of the surface antigen; or with FITC–MARK-1 alone (control mice, dotted line; treated mice, thin line) to detect the injected antibody bound to the cell surface.

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