Rydgren L, Norberg B
Scand J Haematol. 1984 Oct;33(4):368-72. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0609.1984.tb00709.x.
Lymphoprep-isolated mononuclear leucocytes (L-MNs) from peripheral blood of healthy donors were mixed with yeast cells and filmed by time-lapse microcinematography in glass chambers at +37 degrees C. The concentration of L-MNs and yeast cells was lowered so as to make directional L-MN movement (chemotaxis) a necessary condition of phagocytosis. 54 cases of phagocytosis were filmed. Only yeast cells lying immobile on the glass surface were engulfed. In addition, 11 collisions between free-floating yeast cells and glass-adherent L-MNs were noted. None of these collisions led to immediate engulfment. It is suggested that the process of phagocytosis requires prolonged leucocyte-prey contact, in the order of magnitude of 3 to 5 seconds.
从健康供体的外周血中通过淋巴细胞分离液分离得到的单核白细胞(L-MNs)与酵母细胞混合,并于37摄氏度在玻璃小室中通过延时显微电影摄影术进行拍摄。降低L-MNs和酵母细胞的浓度,以使L-MN的定向运动(趋化作用)成为吞噬作用的必要条件。拍摄了54例吞噬作用的情况。只有那些静止在玻璃表面的酵母细胞被吞噬。此外,还观察到11次自由漂浮的酵母细胞与黏附在玻璃上的L-MNs之间的碰撞。这些碰撞均未导致立即吞噬。这表明吞噬过程需要白细胞与猎物长时间接触,时长约为3至5秒。