Figure 7.
Figure 7. Immunosuppressive effect of BRAFV600E in vivo. (A) Plasma from leukemic mice was collected at the point when each mouse exceeded 55% tumor cells in the peripheral blood CD45+ population and was evaluated by using a Milliplex cytokine assay (n = 18 for BRAFWT and n = 21 for BRAFVE). (B) T-cell immune parameters in AT mice were assessed by flow cytometry (n = 25 for BRAFWT; n = 11 for BRAFVE; P < .01 for each). (C) PD-L1 expression on CD11b+ cells (monocytes/macrophages) was assessed in peripheral blood from AT mice by flow cytometry (n = 25 for BRAFWT; n = 11 for BRAFVE; P < .001). (D) The percentage of F4/80+ cells (macrophages) was measured in the nonlymphocyte (CD5–/CD19–) population (n = 15 for each; P = .002). Horizontal lines indicate median. AT, adoptive transfer.

Immunosuppressive effect of BRAFV600Ein vivo. (A) Plasma from leukemic mice was collected at the point when each mouse exceeded 55% tumor cells in the peripheral blood CD45+ population and was evaluated by using a Milliplex cytokine assay (n = 18 for BRAFWT and n = 21 for BRAFVE). (B) T-cell immune parameters in AT mice were assessed by flow cytometry (n = 25 for BRAFWT; n = 11 for BRAFVE; P < .01 for each). (C) PD-L1 expression on CD11b+ cells (monocytes/macrophages) was assessed in peripheral blood from AT mice by flow cytometry (n = 25 for BRAFWT; n = 11 for BRAFVE; P < .001). (D) The percentage of F4/80+ cells (macrophages) was measured in the nonlymphocyte (CD5/CD19) population (n = 15 for each; P = .002). Horizontal lines indicate median. AT, adoptive transfer.

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