Fig. 6.
Fig. 6. Normalization of T-cell activation markers after gene therapy of γc-deficient mice. (A) CD4+ T cells from γc-deficient mice transduced with human γc exhibited normalization of CD62L expression. (B) CD4+ T cells from γc-transduced mice exhibited normalization of anti-CD3–induced IL-2R expression, whereas cells from mock-transduced mice did not. The specificity of this finding was confirmed by the use of an isotype-matched antibody (data not shown). Shown are data for wild-type and γc-deficient mice or γc-deficient mice that receive γc-deficient bone marrow mock-transduced or transduced with human γc. Shown are representative mice from 1 of 5 experiments.

Normalization of T-cell activation markers after gene therapy of γc-deficient mice. (A) CD4+ T cells from γc-deficient mice transduced with human γc exhibited normalization of CD62L expression. (B) CD4+ T cells from γc-transduced mice exhibited normalization of anti-CD3–induced IL-2R expression, whereas cells from mock-transduced mice did not. The specificity of this finding was confirmed by the use of an isotype-matched antibody (data not shown). Shown are data for wild-type and γc-deficient mice or γc-deficient mice that receive γc-deficient bone marrow mock-transduced or transduced with human γc. Shown are representative mice from 1 of 5 experiments.

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