Figure 1
Figure 1. Skin graft survival when the donor Treg cells and allograft differ in only a single MHC class I or II alloantigen. Eight- to 12-week-old BALB/c IL-2Rβ−/− mice that were adoptively treated with the indicated population of Treg cells at birth (denoted as the donor Treg strain→IL-2Rβ−/− recipient strain) received BALB/c, C3H, and B6bm3 (B6bm3) or B6bm12 (B6bm12) skin grafts. (A) Tolerance to B6bm3 skin. (B) Tolerance to B6bm12 skin. The number of mice/group, combined from 2 independent experiments, and the MST of the allogeneic skin grafts are listed within each panel of the figure.

Skin graft survival when the donor Treg cells and allograft differ in only a single MHC class I or II alloantigen. Eight- to 12-week-old BALB/c IL-2Rβ−/− mice that were adoptively treated with the indicated population of Treg cells at birth (denoted as the donor Treg strain→IL-2Rβ−/− recipient strain) received BALB/c, C3H, and B6bm3 (B6bm3) or B6bm12 (B6bm12) skin grafts. (A) Tolerance to B6bm3 skin. (B) Tolerance to B6bm12 skin. The number of mice/group, combined from 2 independent experiments, and the MST of the allogeneic skin grafts are listed within each panel of the figure.

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