Figure 4.
Detection and persistence of unique TCRs over time using TCR sequencing. (A-C) Shown are unique clonotypes that were present in the VST cell product but not present before VST cell infusion. (D) TCR-Vβ diversity over time in patient P2891 in CD45RA+ (naïve) and CD45RA– (memory) T-cell populations. (E) Persistence of unique T-cell clones over time in all patients with available data. (F) Unique T-cell clone contribution at 1 month after VST infusion separated by whether patients had detectable virus within the first month of infusion (reactivation) or not (no reactivation).

Detection and persistence of unique TCRs over time using TCR sequencing. (A-C) Shown are unique clonotypes that were present in the VST cell product but not present before VST cell infusion. (D) TCR-Vβ diversity over time in patient P2891 in CD45RA+ (naïve) and CD45RA (memory) T-cell populations. (E) Persistence of unique T-cell clones over time in all patients with available data. (F) Unique T-cell clone contribution at 1 month after VST infusion separated by whether patients had detectable virus within the first month of infusion (reactivation) or not (no reactivation).

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