Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Blocking of IFN-γ during generation of IL-2/IL-12 LAK cells does not reverse the IL-12-promoting effect on LAK cell lysis of B7-1– or B7-2–expressing tumor cells. The cytolytic activity of AKR-derived IL-2 A-LAKs is compared with the cytolytic activity of untreated or anti–IFN-γ MoAb-treated IL-2/IL-12 A-LAKs on BW-Li, BW-Li(B7-1), and BW-Li(B7-2) targets. The results are represented as the percentage specific [111In]-release (±SE) at different E/T ratios. Standard deviations less than ±3% are not shown for the sake of clarity. Spontaneous release was less than 4%. The experiment was repeated twice. (▧), IL-2 A-LAK; (▧), IL-2 + IL-12 A-LAK; (▩), IL-2 + IL-12 A-LAK + α-IFN-γ.

Blocking of IFN-γ during generation of IL-2/IL-12 LAK cells does not reverse the IL-12-promoting effect on LAK cell lysis of B7-1– or B7-2–expressing tumor cells. The cytolytic activity of AKR-derived IL-2 A-LAKs is compared with the cytolytic activity of untreated or anti–IFN-γ MoAb-treated IL-2/IL-12 A-LAKs on BW-Li, BW-Li(B7-1), and BW-Li(B7-2) targets. The results are represented as the percentage specific [111In]-release (±SE) at different E/T ratios. Standard deviations less than ±3% are not shown for the sake of clarity. Spontaneous release was less than 4%. The experiment was repeated twice. (▧), IL-2 A-LAK; (▧), IL-2 + IL-12 A-LAK; (▩), IL-2 + IL-12 A-LAK + α-IFN-γ.

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