Figure 5
Figure 5. WT thymic precursors do not sustain long-term thymopoiesis in ZAP-70–deficient hosts. (A) ZAP-70−/− mice were intrathymically transplanted with DN thymocytes or lineage-negative (lin−) BM progenitor cells (2 × 105) isolated from CD45.1+ WT mice. Eight weeks later, donor engraftment was assessed by monitoring the percentages of cells expressing the CD45.1 allele. A thymus from a CD45.1+ WT mouse is shown as a control. (B) The phenotype of donor cells was assessed by CD4 and CD8 staining of gated CD45.1+ thymocytes. A representative dot plot from a control CD45.1+ WT mouse is shown. The percentage of cells in each gate is indicated.

WT thymic precursors do not sustain long-term thymopoiesis in ZAP-70–deficient hosts. (A) ZAP-70−/− mice were intrathymically transplanted with DN thymocytes or lineage-negative (lin) BM progenitor cells (2 × 105) isolated from CD45.1+ WT mice. Eight weeks later, donor engraftment was assessed by monitoring the percentages of cells expressing the CD45.1 allele. A thymus from a CD45.1+ WT mouse is shown as a control. (B) The phenotype of donor cells was assessed by CD4 and CD8 staining of gated CD45.1+ thymocytes. A representative dot plot from a control CD45.1+ WT mouse is shown. The percentage of cells in each gate is indicated.

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