Review Article

Cisplatin-Induced Rodent Model of Kidney Injury: Characteristics and Challenges

Table 9

Surface markers of inflammatory cells in cisplatin rodent model.

Surface marker Inflammatory cells that express surface markerRef.

CD45+pan-leukocyte marker[162]

CD19+ (CD79α)marker of B cells[163]

CD3+marker of T cells[163]

F4/80+canonical marker of macrophages, monocytes[73]

CD11c+canonical marker of DC, recently also macrophages, activated CD8+ T cells, plasma B cell blasts, NK[66, 73, 164]

CD14+monocytes, macrophages, dendritic cells, neutrophils[165]

CD11b+macrophages, monocytes, neutrophils, dendritic cells[73]

CD11b+CD27+NK (immature, mature)[166]

CD49b+pan-NK marker,
small subset of CD8+ T cells, platelets
[68]

F4/80+CD11c-CD206+macrophages M2[167]

F4/80+CD11c+macrophages M1[167]

F4/80-CD11c+dendritic cells[167]

GR-1+neutrophils, monocytes[73]

GR-1+ CD11b+ CD11c+monocyte-derived proinflammatory DC[73]

GR-1+ CD11b+ CD11c-neutrophils, monocytes[73]

7/4+monocytes, neutrophils[73]

Ly6G+neutrophils[73]

7/4+Ly6G-monocytes[73]

DC: dendritic cells; NK: natural killer cells