Figure 2
CTLs fail to control advanced AML disease in vivo. B6 mice (10 mice/group) were injected with 106 C1498FFDsR cells through an intravenous route 14 days before being infused with 30 × 106 CTLs. Mice were then monitored for survival. Infusion of CTLs 14 days after tumor injection showed no reduction of AML burden (A, ■ vs ▴) or survival advantage (B, ■ vs ▴). Results from 1 of 5 representative experiments are shown.

CTLs fail to control advanced AML disease in vivo. B6 mice (10 mice/group) were injected with 106 C1498FFDsR cells through an intravenous route 14 days before being infused with 30 × 106 CTLs. Mice were then monitored for survival. Infusion of CTLs 14 days after tumor injection showed no reduction of AML burden (A, ■ vs ▴) or survival advantage (B, ■ vs ▴). Results from 1 of 5 representative experiments are shown.

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