Figure 2
Figure 2. CD4 RNA spectratyping shows oligoclonality in subject 1 before transplantation and polyclonality in both subjects after transplantation. Subject 1 at (A) day −127 and (B) day 873 after transplantation; subject 2 at (C) day 368 after transplantation. The DKL score for subject 1 pretransplantation (A) is 1.38 compared with the DKL score of 0.19 after transplantation (B). For subject 2, the posttransplantation DKL was 0.08 (C). Lower DKL scores reflect greater diversity in the TCR repertoire. The “X” indicates panels with insufficient RNA concentrations. These panels were not included in the calculation of the DKL score. NC indicates negative control.

CD4 RNA spectratyping shows oligoclonality in subject 1 before transplantation and polyclonality in both subjects after transplantation. Subject 1 at (A) day −127 and (B) day 873 after transplantation; subject 2 at (C) day 368 after transplantation. The DKL score for subject 1 pretransplantation (A) is 1.38 compared with the DKL score of 0.19 after transplantation (B). For subject 2, the posttransplantation DKL was 0.08 (C). Lower DKL scores reflect greater diversity in the TCR repertoire. The “X” indicates panels with insufficient RNA concentrations. These panels were not included in the calculation of the DKL score. NC indicates negative control.

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