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Table 1 Differences of phenotypes, locations, proportion of B cells, and subset ratios between mouse and human transitional B cells

From: Transitional B cells involved in autoimmunity and their impact on neuroimmunological diseases

 

Mouse TrB cell

Human TrB cell

Phenotypes

T1: CD24hiCD21loCD23loIgMhiIgDlo

T2: CD24hiCD21hiCD23hiIgMhiIgDhi

T1: CD19+CD24hiCD21loCD23loIgMhiIgDlo

T2: CD19+CD24hiCD21hiCD23hiIgMhiIgDhi

T1: CD24+++CD21−CD23−IgM+++IgD−CD93+CD62L−

T2: CD24+++CD21++CD23++IgM+++IgD++CD93+CD62L−

T3: D24+++CD21++CD23++IgM++IgD++CD93+CD62L+

T1: R123+CD38+++CD24+++CD10+IgD+CD27−

T2: R123+CD38++CD24++CD10+IgD+CD27−

T3: R123+CD38+CD24+CD10+IgD+CD27−

T1: CD19+CD24hiCD38hiCD27IgMhiIgDloCD10hiCD21loCD32hi

T2: CD19+CD24hiCD38hiCD27IgMinIgDinCD10inCD21loCD32in

T3: CD19+CD24hiCD38hiCD27IgMloIgDloCD10loCD21loCD32lo

CD27+TrB: CD19+CD24hiCD38hiCD27+

Locations

BM, PB, Spleen

BM, PB, CB and secondary lymphoid tissues (spleen, tonsil, lymph node and GALT)

The proportion of B cells

BM: 15–20%

BM: 6.3%

PB: 15–20%

PB: 4%

Spleen: 10–15%

CB: 50%

Subset ratios (TrB: FM B)

BM 1:0.6

BM 1:2.1

PB 1:0.4

PB 1:2.2

Spleen 1:3.7

Spleen 1:21.9