Figure 5
Figure 5. CNS infiltration by lymphoma cells in mice receiving syngeneic anti–third-party Tcm. Lethally irradiated (8Gy TBI) BALB/c mice (H-2d) received an intravenous transplant of 3 × 106 syngeneic TDBM cells (BALB/c nude [H-2d]) in the presence 5 × 103A20-luc lymphoma cells (day 0). Mice were then intravenously injected with 1 × 107 BALB/c-derived (syngeneic) anti–third-party Tcm (A20+Tcm; n = 6). Mice suffering from hindlimb paralysis were monitored by BLI (upper panel, anterior view; middle panel, posterior view). The mice were then killed and brain, spinal cord, cranium, and spinal column were dissected and analyzed by BLI (lower panel).

CNS infiltration by lymphoma cells in mice receiving syngeneic anti–third-party Tcm. Lethally irradiated (8Gy TBI) BALB/c mice (H-2d) received an intravenous transplant of 3 × 106 syngeneic TDBM cells (BALB/c nude [H-2d]) in the presence 5 × 103A20-luc lymphoma cells (day 0). Mice were then intravenously injected with 1 × 107 BALB/c-derived (syngeneic) anti–third-party Tcm (A20+Tcm; n = 6). Mice suffering from hindlimb paralysis were monitored by BLI (upper panel, anterior view; middle panel, posterior view). The mice were then killed and brain, spinal cord, cranium, and spinal column were dissected and analyzed by BLI (lower panel).

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