Table 4.

Addition of MCP-1 but not Other Chemokines Inhibits the Cycling of Normal Primitive Progenitors in LTC Adherent Layers

Addition % Kill After3H-Thymidine
Primitive BFU-E Primitive CFU-GMMature CFU-GM
None  46 ± 5  50 ± 7  49 ± 3 
IL-8  43 ± 6  43 ± 13  59 ± 5  
PF4 54 ± 12  48 ± 10  54 ± 5  
IP-10  39 ± 7 47 ± 6  53 ± 6  
RANTES  40 ± 8  25 ± 3 47 ± 4  
MCP-1  4 ± 6  3 ± 5  46 ± 4 
MCP-2  40 ± 10  43 ± 11  55 ± 3  
MCP-3 34 ± 6  34 ± 5  51 ± 5 
Addition % Kill After3H-Thymidine
Primitive BFU-E Primitive CFU-GMMature CFU-GM
None  46 ± 5  50 ± 7  49 ± 3 
IL-8  43 ± 6  43 ± 13  59 ± 5  
PF4 54 ± 12  48 ± 10  54 ± 5  
IP-10  39 ± 7 47 ± 6  53 ± 6  
RANTES  40 ± 8  25 ± 3 47 ± 4  
MCP-1  4 ± 6  3 ± 5  46 ± 4 
MCP-2  40 ± 10  43 ± 11  55 ± 3  
MCP-3 34 ± 6  34 ± 5  51 ± 5 

All chemokines at 100 ng/mL. Results shown are the mean ±SEM of data obtained in nine independent experiments. The effect of MCP-1 is highly significant (P < .001) by comparison with no addition. None of the other factors had a significant effect, although a slight effect of RANTES on primitive CFU-GM was seen (P = .02).

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