HAMSTER ANTI MOUSE CD3

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Hamster anti Mouse CD3 antibody, clone 145-2C11 (MCA2690) used for the identification of murine colonic lymphocytes by immunofluorescence.
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Intestinal Myeloid Cells Respond Directly to Hh Signalling during Homeostasis and Inflammation (A–C) No DSS treatment. (D–F) 4 d of 3% DSS. (A, D) Few CD3+ T lymphocytes respond to Hh signalling during colonic homeostasis. Infiltrating T cells in DSS-induced ulcers do not express Gli1 or respond to Hh signalling. (B, E) Many but not all CD11b+ myeloid cells respond to Hh signalling and express LacZ. After 4 d of DSS, ulcers in Gli1+/lacZ animals are filled with myeloid cells, many of which respond to Hh signals. (C, F) CD11c+ dendritic cells respond directly to Hh signals during homeostasis and inflammation. Nuclear DAPI staining was performed but has been omitted to allow clear visualization of co-expression of nuclear LacZ and cell surface markers.

From: Lees CW, Zacharias WJ, Tremelling M, Noble CL, Nimmo ER, Tenesa A, et al. (2008)
Analysis of Germline GLI1 Variation Implicates Hedgehog Signalling in the Regulation of Intestinal Inflammatory Pathways.
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Published customer image:
Hamster anti Mouse CD3 antibody, clone 145-2C11 (MCA2690) used for the identification of murine colonic lymphocytes by immunofluorescence.
Image caption:
Intestinal Myeloid Cells Respond Directly to Hh Signalling during Homeostasis and Inflammation (A–C) No DSS treatment. (D–F) 4 d of 3% DSS. (A, D) Few CD3+ T lymphocytes respond to Hh signalling during colonic homeostasis. Infiltrating T cells in DSS-induced ulcers do not express Gli1 or respond to Hh signalling. (B, E) Many but not all CD11b+ myeloid cells respond to Hh signalling and express LacZ. After 4 d of DSS, ulcers in Gli1+/lacZ animals are filled with myeloid cells, many of which respond to Hh signals. (C, F) CD11c+ dendritic cells respond directly to Hh signals during homeostasis and inflammation. Nuclear DAPI staining was performed but has been omitted to allow clear visualization of co-expression of nuclear LacZ and cell surface markers.

From: Lees CW, Zacharias WJ, Tremelling M, Noble CL, Nimmo ER, Tenesa A, et al. (2008)
Analysis of Germline GLI1 Variation Implicates Hedgehog Signalling in the Regulation of Intestinal Inflammatory Pathways.
PLoS Med 5(12): e239.

Published customer image:
Hamster anti Mouse CD3 antibody, clone 145-2C11 (MCA2690) used for the identification of murine colonic lymphocytes by immunofluorescence.
Image caption:
Intestinal Myeloid Cells Respond Directly to Hh Signalling during Homeostasis and Inflammation (A–C) No DSS treatment. (D–F) 4 d of 3% DSS. (A, D) Few CD3+ T lymphocytes respond to Hh signalling during colonic homeostasis. Infiltrating T cells in DSS-induced ulcers do not express Gli1 or respond to Hh signalling. (B, E) Many but not all CD11b+ myeloid cells respond to Hh signalling and express LacZ. After 4 d of DSS, ulcers in Gli1+/lacZ animals are filled with myeloid cells, many of which respond to Hh signals. (C, F) CD11c+ dendritic cells respond directly to Hh signals during homeostasis and inflammation. Nuclear DAPI staining was performed but has been omitted to allow clear visualization of co-expression of nuclear LacZ and cell surface markers.

From: Lees CW, Zacharias WJ, Tremelling M, Noble CL, Nimmo ER, Tenesa A, et al. (2008)
Analysis of Germline GLI1 Variation Implicates Hedgehog Signalling in the Regulation of Intestinal Inflammatory Pathways.
PLoS Med 5(12): e239.