Table 1.

Relative hCD4 Level Per Cell in Different Cell Types

Cell Type*vav-hCD4Transgene Construct
HS21/45 HS321/45
Adult  
 T lymphoid  100 100  
 B lymphoid  72 ± 17  120 ± 20 
 Myeloid  31 ± 7   22 ± 4 
 Erythroid  7 ± 4   8 ± 2 
Fetal  
 Nonerythroid  52  160  
 Definitive erythroid 2  8  
 Primitive erythroid  <1  <3 
Cell Type*vav-hCD4Transgene Construct
HS21/45 HS321/45
Adult  
 T lymphoid  100 100  
 B lymphoid  72 ± 17  120 ± 20 
 Myeloid  31 ± 7   22 ± 4 
 Erythroid  7 ± 4   8 ± 2 
Fetal  
 Nonerythroid  52  160  
 Definitive erythroid 2  8  
 Primitive erythroid  <1  <3 
*

Cell types were distinguished, as in Fig 3, by FACS analysis for surface markers: T lymphoid (Thy-1+), B lymphoid (B220+), myeloid (Mac-1+), and erythroid (Ter119+).

The data presented, derived from multiple FACS analyses like those in Figs 3 and 5, are the means (±SD) of hCD4-associated fluorescence (in relative fluorescence intensity units) above the background in nontransgenic mice, normalized to the level in T cells (set at 100) within each transgenic strain. Data for adult bone marrow, spleen, and thymus were from 5 HS21/45 and 3 HS321/45 strains; fetal liver (E14.5) and blood (E10.5) from 1 HS21/45 and 1 HS321/45 strain.

The actual mean fluorescence values were 300 ± 250 for the HS21/45 strains and 190 ± 50 for the HS321/45 strains.

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