Figure 5.
Figure 5. Thymic cross talk requirements for TEC differentiation. (A) MHC II and Ly51 expression on TECs (CD45–EpCAM+) from wild-type, RAG-1–/–, TcRα–/–, Rel-B–/–, and CD40L–/– mice. Gates discriminate MHC IIhi and MHC IIlo cTEC and mTEC subpopulations, with the frequencies of each shown at the bottom right of each plot and total TEC numbers at the bottom left. Representative plots from 3 to 5 experiments are shown. (B) Ly51 (green) and MTS-10 (red) staining of thymic sections from wild-type and the various mutant mice. The MTS-10+ areas in RAG-1 and RelB were infrequent compared with the other models examined. Representative images from 4 experiments are shown.

Thymic cross talk requirements for TEC differentiation. (A) MHC II and Ly51 expression on TECs (CD45EpCAM+) from wild-type, RAG-1–/–, TcRα–/–, Rel-B–/–, and CD40L–/– mice. Gates discriminate MHC IIhi and MHC IIlo cTEC and mTEC subpopulations, with the frequencies of each shown at the bottom right of each plot and total TEC numbers at the bottom left. Representative plots from 3 to 5 experiments are shown. (B) Ly51 (green) and MTS-10 (red) staining of thymic sections from wild-type and the various mutant mice. The MTS-10+ areas in RAG-1 and RelB were infrequent compared with the other models examined. Representative images from 4 experiments are shown.

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