Figure 5.
Figure 5. DCs highly susceptible to HIV-1BaL infection produce less IL-12 p70 than DCs more resistant to infection. Immature DCs were exposed to 10 × HIV-1BaL for 72 hours with CD40L stimulation during the final 6 hours (TNFα) or 24 hours (IL-12 p70). The figure shows intracellular cytokine production in p24- and p24+ DCs after no stimulation (medium), HIV-1BaL exposure alone, CD40L stimulation alone, or HIV-1BaL exposure followed by CD40L stimulation in 3 different donors (A, B, and C, respectively). The figure shows data representing donors with an intermediate susceptibility to HIV-1BaL infection (A), a high susceptibility to HIV-1BaL infection (B), and a low susceptibility to HIV-1BaL infection (C), and their IL-12 p70 and TNFα production after CD40L stimulation. Gates were set on large CD1a+ CD3- cells. Numbers indicate frequency of stained DCs.

DCs highly susceptible to HIV-1BaL infection produce less IL-12 p70 than DCs more resistant to infection. Immature DCs were exposed to 10 × HIV-1BaL for 72 hours with CD40L stimulation during the final 6 hours (TNFα) or 24 hours (IL-12 p70). The figure shows intracellular cytokine production in p24- and p24+ DCs after no stimulation (medium), HIV-1BaL exposure alone, CD40L stimulation alone, or HIV-1BaL exposure followed by CD40L stimulation in 3 different donors (A, B, and C, respectively). The figure shows data representing donors with an intermediate susceptibility to HIV-1BaL infection (A), a high susceptibility to HIV-1BaL infection (B), and a low susceptibility to HIV-1BaL infection (C), and their IL-12 p70 and TNFα production after CD40L stimulation. Gates were set on large CD1a+ CD3- cells. Numbers indicate frequency of stained DCs.

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