Table 1.

Effect of Anti-B7-1 or Anti-B7-2 F(ab)2Treatment on the Lysis of BW Targets by IL-2 A-LAK and IL-2/IL-12 A-LAK Effector Cells

Target Cells BW-Li(B7-1)BW-Li(B7-2)
Treatment NoneAntiB7-1* Control* None AntiB7-2*Control*
Effector cells E:T % Increase†% Inhibition‡ % Increase† % Inhibition‡
IL-2 LAK  5  0  —  — 0  —  —  
 10  266  74  207  32  0  
 20  179  80  1  134  65 16  
IL-2/IL-12  LAK  5  177  100  0  206 75  0  
 10  309  68  0  259  52  
 20  116  80  0  181  100  25 
Target Cells BW-Li(B7-1)BW-Li(B7-2)
Treatment NoneAntiB7-1* Control* None AntiB7-2*Control*
Effector cells E:T % Increase†% Inhibition‡ % Increase† % Inhibition‡
IL-2 LAK  5  0  —  — 0  —  —  
 10  266  74  207  32  0  
 20  179  80  1  134  65 16  
IL-2/IL-12  LAK  5  177  100  0  206 75  0  
 10  309  68  0  259  52  
 20  116  80  0  181  100  25 

*Targets were treated during 30 minutes with anti-B7-1, anti-B7-2, and isotype control F(ab)2 fragments of antibodies before inclusion in 111In-release assay (see Materials and Methods).

F0-151

Percent increase in the specific lysis of BW-Li transfected with B7-1 or B7-2 as compared with nontransfected cells.

F0-152

Percent inhibition of the B7-1/B7-2–induced increase in LAK-mediated lysis of BW-Li variants due to B7-1, B7-2, or isotype control F(ab)2 antibody treatment.

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