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Immunophenotyping


Flow cytometry is commonly used in immunotoxicity studies to assess changes in relative frequency and number of lymphoid and myeloid cells in the spleen, lymph nodes, bone marrow and/or peripheral blood of rodents, and in the peripheral blood of humans. Many of the markers expressed in mammals are highly conserved across species and have been designated as genetic clusters of differentiation (CD).

Selected Markers for Immunophenotyping

Cell Population

Mouse

Rat

Dog

Primate

HSC

CD34

 

 

CD34

 

SCFR (CD 117)

 

 

 

Lymphoid Stem Cells

SCFR (CD 117); IL-7R (CD 127)

 

 

 

Myeloid Stem Cells

GCSF-R or GM-CSFR (CDI I4, CDI 15, CDI 16)

 

 

 

Common  Leukocyte

CD45

CD45

 

 

Dendritic Cells

CDI Ic; CD207;CD289; (TLR9)

CDI lb/c

 

 

Lymphocytes

 

 

 

 

Pan-T Cell Marker

CD3;CD2; Thy 1.1/1.2; TCRI3; CD28

CD3

CD3; CD5

CD3

Helper T Cells

CD4

CD4

CD4

CD4; CD3

Cytotoxic T Cells

CD8

CD8

CD8

CD4; CD3

Treg

FoxP3

 

 

 

Activated T Cells

CD251 (IL-2R); CD69T;CCR7

 

 

 

Pan-B Cell Marker

CD45R1B220; CD19; mlg (ii, i’ a, heavy chain, or K, X; light chain)

CD45RA

CD21

CD20+/ CD-

Activated B Cells

MHC II

MHC II*

MHC II*

MHC II*

Plasma Cells

PC-I

 

 

 

Monocytes/

Macrophages

CD 14; MHC; UI; CDI1b; (Mac-I); CD282 (TLR2)

MHC II*

MHC II*

MHC II*

Natural Killer Cells

NKI .1; CD94; CD251;CD69t; CDl6lc

CDI6I

 

CDI 6+/CD3-

NKT

CD3 CD56

CD3 / DI6I

 

 

 

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