Figure 5
Figure 5. Ligation of LFA-1 by immobile mAbs generates stronger shear-resistant adhesions in normal than in Kindlin-3–deficient T cells. Spontaneous adhesion strengthening developed by PB T cells settled for 1 minute on surface-coated TS1.22 (anti-αL; A), HP1.2 (anti-α4; B), TS1.18 (anti-β2; C), or CD29 (anti-β1; D) antibodies. Cells were subjected to detachment by incremented shear forces, and the percentage of initially settled T cells that resisted detachment from the substrate at the indicated shear forces was determined in 2 fields of view. The values represent the means ± range. Each experiment shown is representative of 3.

Ligation of LFA-1 by immobile mAbs generates stronger shear-resistant adhesions in normal than in Kindlin-3–deficient T cells. Spontaneous adhesion strengthening developed by PB T cells settled for 1 minute on surface-coated TS1.22 (anti-αL; A), HP1.2 (anti-α4; B), TS1.18 (anti-β2; C), or CD29 (anti-β1; D) antibodies. Cells were subjected to detachment by incremented shear forces, and the percentage of initially settled T cells that resisted detachment from the substrate at the indicated shear forces was determined in 2 fields of view. The values represent the means ± range. Each experiment shown is representative of 3.

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