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Fig. 6

From: Bacteroides fragilis polysaccharide A induces IL-10 secreting B and T cells that prevent viral encephalitis

Fig. 6

TLR2+ macrophages, pDCs, and PB in the small intestine bind PSA and induce IL-10 secretion. Gating strategy for mononuclear cells isolated from a duodenum (Duod) and b ileum (Ile) of WT and Rag mice analyzed for binding of fluorescent A488-conjugated PSA (left two plots). CD45 intra-epithelial cells (CD45 IEC: middle histogram) and CD45+ gated intra-epithelial leukocytes (CD45+ IEL: second right histogram) isolated from the a Duod and b Ile of WT (red) and Rag (blue) mice were analyzed for reactivity to PSA-A488. CD45+CD11cB220+ B cells, PDCA1+ B220+CD11c+ pDCs and CD138+B220+ PB and B220low PC isolated from a Duod and b Ile of WT mice were analyzed for PSA reactivity (right histogram). Flow cytometry plots show CD11c+PDCA1 cDC, PDCA1+B220+ pDC, and B220+CD19+ B cells isolated from spleen, MLN, PP, IEL, or LP of WT mice were stimulated with c PSA or d LTA-SA (TLR2 agonist) and analyzed for IL-10 expression. e Plots summarize data from c and d and show % IL-10+ B cells (left), cDCs (middle), and pDCs (right) from spleen, MLN, PP, IEL, and LP stimulated with PSA or TLR2 (LTA-SA) (n = 3 mice). All data show mean ± SEM

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