Fig. 3: Confirmation of Aβ1-42 presence on Aβ-binding monocytes in blood. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Confirmation of Aβ1-42 presence on Aβ-binding monocytes in blood.

From: Clearance and transport of amyloid β by peripheral monocytes correlate with Alzheimer’s disease progression

Fig. 3: Confirmation of Aβ1-42 presence on Aβ-binding monocytes in blood.

PBMCs from CU individuals were FACS sorted based on CCR2 and CD14 expression. a Western blots (n = 2) showed substantial Aβ1-42 on CCR2++CD14+ monocytes, smaller amounts on CCR2+CD14+ monocytes, and no signal on CCR2-CD14- lymphocytes. b SELDI-TOF mass spectrometry (n = 2) confirmed diverse Aβ1-42 species, including dimers, in CCR2++CD14+ and CCR2+CD14+ monocytes, but not in CCR2CD14 lymphocytes. c TQ-MS (n = 3) identified Aβ-specific fragments (28–42) on various cell types, including CCR2++CD14+ and CCR2+CD14+ monocytes, and CCR2CD14 lymphocytes, with fragment (16–27) also detected abundantly.

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