Extended Data Fig. 9: TCRA2-2 T cells eliminate patient-derived endometrial adenocarcinoma xenografted tumors in a mouse model and persist in peripheral blood in vivo. | Nature Immunology

Extended Data Fig. 9: TCRA2-2 T cells eliminate patient-derived endometrial adenocarcinoma xenografted tumors in a mouse model and persist in peripheral blood in vivo.

From: TCR-engineered T cells targeting a shared β-catenin mutation eradicate solid tumors

Extended Data Fig. 9

a, b, Gating strategy used in Fig. 5a to identify viable tumor cells: (a) CRC CD3, eGFP+ cells and (b) EAC EpCAM+, CD24+ cells in single cell suspensions of organoids following coculture with TCR-T cells. Gates for beads used to determine absolute counts are shown in left plots (FSC versus SSC). c, Tumor volume (mm3) measured by caliper at indicated time points after implantation of EAC PDX fragments. Each line represents an individual mouse. df, Percentage of (d) hCD45+ among all CD45+ cells (both mCD45+ and hCD45+), (e) hCD8+ among hCD3+hCD45+, and (f) mTCRβ+ among hCD45+ hCD8+ in mouse PB at indicated days after T cell injection in mice treated with TCRA2-2 (top) or TCRA24 (bottom).

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