Figure 4
From: Repetitive invasive lung function maneuvers do not accentuate experimental fibrosis in mice

Repeated lung function maneuvers do not affect leukocyte subset compositions in lungs of mice. (A–C) Immunophenotypic analysis of lymphocytes (A), macrophages (B) and neutrophils (C) in lung parenchyma of AdTGF-β1-exposed mice after 4 × LFT (day 29), as detailed in Materials and Methods. (D–G) FACS analysis of CD3+ T cells (D), CD4+ T cells (E), CD8+ T cells (F) and CD19+ B cells (G) in BAL fluid of mice after AdCL (white bar) or AdTGF-β1 (black bar) treatment with single or repeated LFT. (H–K) FACS analysis of CD3+ T cells (H), CD4+ T cells (I), CD8+ T cells (J) and CD19+ B cells (K) in lungs of mice after AdCL (white bar) or AdTGF-β1 (black bar) treatment with single or repeated LFT. (L–M) Neutrophils in BAL (L) and lung (M) in mice exposed to AdCL (white bar) or AdTGF-β1 (black bar) with single or repeated LFT. (N–O) Resident alveolar macrophages (rAM; N) and ExMacs (O) in mice exposed to AdCL (white bar) or AdTGF-β1 (black bar) with single or repeated LFT, as indicated. Data are shown as mean ± SD of n = 8 mice per time point and experimental group and are representative of two independent experiments. **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001 compared to disease control or the single LFT group, as indicated (Mann–Whitney U test).