Fig. 6.
Fig. 6. The effect of delaying anti-Id MoAb-treatment in BCL1 lymphoma. Groups of 10 mice were given 106BCL1 on day 0 and then treated with MoAb (1 mg/mouse) 4 or 14 days later as shown. For comparison, an additional group of mice was treated with 131I–anti-Id MoAb (750 μg/animal [approximately 7.5 MBq]) on day 14. Treatment groups include: Control IgG (⋆); anti-Id on day 4 and 14 (□); 131I–anti-Id (▪); and anti-MHCII (○) on day 14.

The effect of delaying anti-Id MoAb-treatment in BCL1 lymphoma. Groups of 10 mice were given 106BCL1 on day 0 and then treated with MoAb (1 mg/mouse) 4 or 14 days later as shown. For comparison, an additional group of mice was treated with 131I–anti-Id MoAb (750 μg/animal [approximately 7.5 MBq]) on day 14. Treatment groups include: Control IgG (⋆); anti-Id on day 4 and 14 (□); 131I–anti-Id (▪); and anti-MHCII (○) on day 14.

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