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Fas Expression on Peritoneal Macrophages during Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis Peritonitis

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Pages 297-301 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Figure 1. Macrophages were identified and gated using forward scatter versus side scatter dot plot profiles.

Figure 1. Macrophages were identified and gated using forward scatter versus side scatter dot plot profiles.

Figure 2. Representative FACS histogram for the expression of CD95 on macrophages from (A) healthy control, (B) CAPD patient with peritonitis, and (C) CAPD patient without peritonitis.

Figure 2. Representative FACS histogram for the expression of CD95 on macrophages from (A) healthy control, (B) CAPD patient with peritonitis, and (C) CAPD patient without peritonitis.

Table 1 Expression percentage of CD95, CD54, CD25, and CD69 on macrophages in patients with CAPD peritonitis and normal control (NC)

Table 2 The expression percentage of CD95, CD54, CD25, and CD69 on macrophages in seven CAPD peritonitis patients, compared to nine CAPD patients without peritonitis

Figure 3. Expression percentage of CD95 on macrophages (mean ± SD) among healthy controls (HC), CAPD patients without peritonitis (non-peritonitis), and CAPD patients with peritonitis.

Figure 3. Expression percentage of CD95 on macrophages (mean ± SD) among healthy controls (HC), CAPD patients without peritonitis (non-peritonitis), and CAPD patients with peritonitis.

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