Figure 5.
Figure 5. Cytolytic capacity of Bcl-2–specific CTLs. bcl208-reactive CTLs were isolated from PBLs from a breast cancer patient using HLA-A2/bcl208-coated magnetic beads. (A) A small fraction of these cells was cloned by limiting dilution and expanded. Response of 2 such clones (top and bottom rows) as measured in a GrB ELISPOT against no peptide or the bcl208 peptide. Each experiment was performed in duplicate with 103 effector cells/well. (B) The isolated bulk culture was analyzed for specific lysis of T2 cells with (▪) or without (□) bcl208 peptide. (C) Lysis by bcl208-isolated T cells of the HLA-A2–positive breast cancer cell line MDA-MB-231 (•) and the HLA-A2–negative breast cancer cell line ZR75-1 (○). E/T indicates effector-target ratio.

Cytolytic capacity of Bcl-2–specific CTLs. bcl208-reactive CTLs were isolated from PBLs from a breast cancer patient using HLA-A2/bcl208-coated magnetic beads. (A) A small fraction of these cells was cloned by limiting dilution and expanded. Response of 2 such clones (top and bottom rows) as measured in a GrB ELISPOT against no peptide or the bcl208 peptide. Each experiment was performed in duplicate with 103 effector cells/well. (B) The isolated bulk culture was analyzed for specific lysis of T2 cells with (▪) or without (□) bcl208 peptide. (C) Lysis by bcl208-isolated T cells of the HLA-A2–positive breast cancer cell line MDA-MB-231 (•) and the HLA-A2–negative breast cancer cell line ZR75-1 (○). E/T indicates effector-target ratio.

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