Figure 5.
Figure 5. Tat is detectable on the surfaces of both gp120-positive and gp120-negative cells in vivo. Two PBMC samples (ARRA and VEBE) and 2 lymph node biopsies (UMB00-003 and GW97-91) were simultaneously stained with NT3 2D1 IgG1 anti-Tat and CRA3 IgG2a anti-gp120 antibodies, followed by detection with anti-IgG1–TRITC and anti-IgG2a–FITC secondary antibodies. Arrows point at specific staining either for Tat (red), gp120 (green), or colocalization of the 2 proteins (yellow). Control pictures are staining with secondary Ab only.

Tat is detectable on the surfaces of both gp120-positive and gp120-negative cells in vivo. Two PBMC samples (ARRA and VEBE) and 2 lymph node biopsies (UMB00-003 and GW97-91) were simultaneously stained with NT3 2D1 IgG1 anti-Tat and CRA3 IgG2a anti-gp120 antibodies, followed by detection with anti-IgG1–TRITC and anti-IgG2a–FITC secondary antibodies. Arrows point at specific staining either for Tat (red), gp120 (green), or colocalization of the 2 proteins (yellow). Control pictures are staining with secondary Ab only.

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