Extended Data Fig. 2: Gating strategies for immune cells and epithelial cells in the mouse mesenteric lymph nodes and intestines. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 2: Gating strategies for immune cells and epithelial cells in the mouse mesenteric lymph nodes and intestines.

From: Neuro-epithelial circuits promote sensory convergence and intestinal immunity

Extended Data Fig. 2

Gating strategy for different immune cells with surface markers. Lineage markers included: CD3ε, CD5, TCRγδ, CD11b, CD11c, B220, CD19, F4/80, FcεRIα and TER-119. a, Eosinophils were gated as Live CD45+ SiglecF+. b, ILC2s were gated as Live CD45+ Lineage CD127+ CD90.2+ KLRG1+ GATA3+. c, CD4+ T cells were gated as Live CD45+ CD3ε+ CD4+; and CD4+ Th2 cells were further gated as GATA3+ FoxP3; CD4+ Th1 cells were further gated as T-bet+ FoxP3. d, Epithelial cells were gated as Live CD45−/lo EpCAM+ cells. Among those cells, tuft cells were gated as CD24hi SiglecF+. For experiments using Lgr5eGFP mice, non-tuft epithelial cells (ECs) were gated as CD24–/lo SiglecF. Among the non-tuft ECs, intestinal stem cells (ISCs) were gated as GFPhi, progenitor cells were gated as GFPlo, and other ECs were gated as GFP.

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