Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Prolonged survival of SAg-reactive T cells during GVHD. / B6 PLNCs (3 × 104) were injected into sublethally irradiated C.B-17 SCID mice. The percentages of CD4+Vβ3+ T cells (responding to theMtv-6 SAg expressed by SCID cells) in the spleens (left panel) and peritoneal cavities (right panel) of host mice were determined by flow cytometry after transfer. Whereas SAg-reactive T cells are normally deleted within days to weeks, transferred allogeneic SAg-reactive cells persist in immunodeficient hosts for many months. ♦ indicates a single SCID recipient; B, baseline CD4+Vβ3+ T cells (%) in the absence of adoptive transfer (n = 24).

Prolonged survival of SAg-reactive T cells during GVHD.

B6 PLNCs (3 × 104) were injected into sublethally irradiated C.B-17 SCID mice. The percentages of CD4+Vβ3+ T cells (responding to theMtv-6 SAg expressed by SCID cells) in the spleens (left panel) and peritoneal cavities (right panel) of host mice were determined by flow cytometry after transfer. Whereas SAg-reactive T cells are normally deleted within days to weeks, transferred allogeneic SAg-reactive cells persist in immunodeficient hosts for many months. ♦ indicates a single SCID recipient; B, baseline CD4+Vβ3+ T cells (%) in the absence of adoptive transfer (n = 24).

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