The soluble fractalkine release after exposure to light.
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posted on 2013-02-20, 06:20 authored by Meng Zhang, Gezhi Xu, Wei Liu, Yingqin Ni, Wenting Zhou<p>ELISA analysis revealed that the levels of soluble fractalkine were increased in the 661W control group and the 661W+MG co-culture group. The difference between them is not statistically significant at 6-hour and 12-hour time points. At other time points, the release of soluble fractalkine in the 661W control group was less than that of the co-culture group due to the further degeneration of remaining photoreceptors caused by activated microglia.</p>
