Table 1. Cell Surface Phenotype of... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1.

Cell Surface Phenotype of Different EBV-Infected Transformed T-Cell Lines

	CD2	CD3	TCR	CD4	CD8	CD28	CD25	CD45RA	CD45RO	CD56	CD44
EBV 41	97	78	73	3	68	100	0	85	10	0	5
EBV 32	93	94	69	7	97	100	0	87	5	3	3
T1B5	99	92	94	0	87	100	6	89	7	0	6
TFS	90	97	89	87	0	100	4	92	2	0	14
E1V	85	81	97	47	0	100	0	87	6	0	10
2C8	99	95	79	94	0	100	5	93	7	2	6
2G4	95	97	91	94	0	100	12	96	9	3	5
2G8	96	94	42	67	4	100	0	99	7	4	0
NC5	98	99	96	3	98	100	2	97	10	3	3
TC	100	98	95	9	94	100	6	89	9	0	9

	CD2	CD3	TCR	CD4	CD8	CD28	CD25	CD45RA	CD45RO	CD56	CD44
EBV 41	97	78	73	3	68	100	0	85	10	0	5
EBV 32	93	94	69	7	97	100	0	87	5	3	3
T1B5	99	92	94	0	87	100	6	89	7	0	6
TFS	90	97	89	87	0	100	4	92	2	0	14
E1V	85	81	97	47	0	100	0	87	6	0	10
2C8	99	95	79	94	0	100	5	93	7	2	6
2G4	95	97	91	94	0	100	12	96	9	3	5
2G8	96	94	42	67	4	100	0	99	7	4	0
NC5	98	99	96	3	98	100	2	97	10	3	3
TC	100	98	95	9	94	100	6	89	9	0	9

Results are expressed as the percentage of positive cells. Cells were stained with saturating amounts of FITC- or PE-conjugated MoAbs (Becton Dickinson) and analyzed by using a cytofluometer (Epics; Becton Dickinson). EBV 41 and EBV 32 were isolated from donor 1; T1B5, TFS, and E1V from donor 2; 2C8, 2G4, and 2G8 and NC5 from donor 3. TC cells were isolated from a solid tumor in a RAG2-deficient after subcutaneous injection of NC5 cells.

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