Fig. 2From: Autophagy occurs in lymphocytes infiltrating Sjögren’s syndrome minor salivary glands and correlates with histological severity of salivary gland lesionsImmunofluorescence in SS minor salivary gland and human tonsil for detection of LC3B-positive lymphocytes. LC3B staining in SS MSG (a) [the two white arrows indicate LC3B positive epithelial cells (a) and LC3B positive lymphocytes (b)] and human tonsil (c) [LC3B (green); × 25 magnification]. LC3B staining for detection of LC3 puncta in cytoplasm of lymphocytes from MSG (b) and human tonsil (d) [LC3B+ (green) and Hoechst stain; × 60 magnification]. Co-localization in MSG [e × 25 magnification and f × 40 magnification] and tonsil [g × 25 magnification and h × 40 magnification] of autophagy marker LC3B [LC3B+ (green)] with T lymphocytes [CD3+ (red)]. Co-localization in MSG [i × 25 magnification and l × 40 magnification] and tonsil [m × 25 magnification and n × 40 magnification] of autophagy marker LC3B [LC3B+ (green)] with B lymphocytes [CD20+ (blue)]. White squares in a, c, e, g, i, and m indicate the areas that have been magnified [× 60 magnification (b, d) and × 40 magnification (f, h, l, n), respectively]Back to article page