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 strategies for immune cells and epithelial cells in the mouse mesenteric lymph nodes and intestines.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

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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