Fig. 4
From: B cell subset alteration and the expression of tissue homing molecules in dengue infected patients
Comparison of specific organ homing molecules of B cell subsets. Frequencies of B cell subsets including (a) naïve B cells, (b) resting memory B cells, (c) tissue memory B cells, (d) activated memory T cells, (e) plasmablasts and (f) plasma cells, were observed for their specific expressions to different organs; skin (CCR10), gut tissues (β7, CCR9, and CD103), lymph nodes (CCR7 and CD62L), lung (ICOS), CNS (CD29), bone marrow (CXCR4, CD122, CD132, and CD137), and inflamed tissues (CXCR3 and CCR2). Changes in frequencies of B cell subpopulations expressing individual marker were compared between dengue-infected patients and healthy donors. Significant differences are indicated when p-values < 0.05 by 1-way ANOVA followed by Bonferroni’s multiple comparisons test