Figure 6
Figure 6. Expansion and purification of Tregs from patients with Sjögren syndrome and SLE with 5 to 10 mL peripheral blood. Expression of LAP, CD121a, CD121b, and FOXP3 on CD4+ T cells from a patient with (A) Sjögren syndrome or (B) SLE (top). Correlation of LAP, CD121a, and CD121b with FOXP3 on 48-hour restimulated CD25+ cells from one-step CD25 selection method expanded for 14 days (bottom). Numbers in each quadrant represent percentage of total population. Right panel represents the FOXP3 purity after reisolation with anti-LAP from day 14–expanded CD25+ cells of patients with Sjögren syndrome and SLE. In vitro suppression assay of LAP+ Tregs from patient with (C) Sjögren syndrome or (D) SLE, comparing with LAP+ Tregs from healthy control donors (HD). Data represent 1 of 3 patients with Sjögren syndrome and SLE. Error bars represent SEM.

Expansion and purification of Tregs from patients with Sjögren syndrome and SLE with 5 to 10 mL peripheral blood. Expression of LAP, CD121a, CD121b, and FOXP3 on CD4+ T cells from a patient with (A) Sjögren syndrome or (B) SLE (top). Correlation of LAP, CD121a, and CD121b with FOXP3 on 48-hour restimulated CD25+ cells from one-step CD25 selection method expanded for 14 days (bottom). Numbers in each quadrant represent percentage of total population. Right panel represents the FOXP3 purity after reisolation with anti-LAP from day 14–expanded CD25+ cells of patients with Sjögren syndrome and SLE. In vitro suppression assay of LAP+ Tregs from patient with (C) Sjögren syndrome or (D) SLE, comparing with LAP+ Tregs from healthy control donors (HD). Data represent 1 of 3 patients with Sjögren syndrome and SLE. Error bars represent SEM.

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