Extended Data Fig. 4: CART-123 dysfunction caused by inability to clear AML antigen. | Nature Medicine

Extended Data Fig. 4: CART-123 dysfunction caused by inability to clear AML antigen.

From: Cytokine-mediated CAR T therapy resistance in AML

Extended Data Fig. 4

a, Flow cytometry analysis of expression of additional inhibitory receptors CD38 and CD39 (top) and CTLA4 and CD94 (bottom). Representative of two experiments with different primary AML and CART-123 donors, complements distinct donors shown in Fig. 3. b, Intracellular expression of TCF-1 in the indicated CART-123 + T cell subsets, measured by flow cytometry. MFI displayed to the right. Representative of two experiments with different primary AML and CART-123 donors complements distinct donors shown in Fig. 3. See also, Supplementary Fig. 3. c, Flow cytometry analysis of live single cells depicting residual CD3- (presumed AML cells) after 2 weeks of co-culture. d, Intracellular cytokine analysis of IFN\(\gamma\) and TNF\(a\) in two different CART-123 donors after 3 weeks of UPA or CPA co-culture. e, Surface expression of inhibitory receptor ligands on two distinct primary AML samples after one week in co-culture with CART-123 cells. f, UMAP plots of SCFV-expressing, CAR + T cells recovered from patients at time points at least 10 days after infusion. On the left coloration is determined by patient response, and on the subsequent 3 the indicated “gene module score” is overlaid.

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