Figure 1.
Figure 1. T-cell responses against Bcl-2 as measured by IFN-γ ELISPOT. PBLs from 12 healthy individuals, 13 patients with primary breast cancer, 13 patients with late-stage breast cancer, and 2 patients with late-stage pancreatic cancer were analyzed. All individuals were HLA-A2 positive. The peptides Bcl172 (A), Bcl180 (B), Bcl208 (C), and Bcl214 (D) were examined. T lymphocytes were stimulated once with peptide before being plated at 105 cells per well in triplicates either without or with peptide. The average number of peptide-specific spots (after subtraction of spots without added peptide) was calculated for each patient using the ImmunoSpot Series 2.0 Analyzer (CTL Analyzers). Responders (defined as average number of antigen-specific spots ± 1/2 standard deviation > 25 per 105 lymphocytes) are marked as , whereas nonresponding individuals are marked as ⋄.

T-cell responses against Bcl-2 as measured by IFN-γ ELISPOT. PBLs from 12 healthy individuals, 13 patients with primary breast cancer, 13 patients with late-stage breast cancer, and 2 patients with late-stage pancreatic cancer were analyzed. All individuals were HLA-A2 positive. The peptides Bcl172 (A), Bcl180 (B), Bcl208 (C), and Bcl214 (D) were examined. T lymphocytes were stimulated once with peptide before being plated at 105 cells per well in triplicates either without or with peptide. The average number of peptide-specific spots (after subtraction of spots without added peptide) was calculated for each patient using the ImmunoSpot Series 2.0 Analyzer (CTL Analyzers). Responders (defined as average number of antigen-specific spots ± 1/2 standard deviation > 25 per 105 lymphocytes) are marked as , whereas nonresponding individuals are marked as ⋄.

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