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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2.
Effect of the filter number on macrophage capture by the LeukoCatch. (A) Human macrophage (MONO-MAC-6) cells were examined as a surrogate of leukocytes
in the blood. Cells were subjected to serial passage (twice) of the same syringe (LeukoCatch
system) that was equipped with 0, 1, 3, 5, 7 or 10 filters. NT signifies the non-treated
blood sample. The "0" differs from NT because in "0", the blood sample was passed
through the LeukoCatch system with a zero filer. The bar graphs represent the number
of macrophage cells (flow-through) that were not captured with the filters. Cell counts
were obtained by FACS (n = 4). (B) Western blot analysis by anti-GAPDH and anti-Erk1/2
antibodies using a 5-μL extract (10% of total) of cells escaped from or captured by
the indicated numbers of filters in the LeukoCatch. (C) The bar graphs represent the
relative intensity of the band signals measured by using the Image-J software, which
were given as percentage of the starting material (NT: non-treated).
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