Fig. 7: Antigen-experienced T cells respond normally in the absence of NDRG1. | Communications Biology

Fig. 7: Antigen-experienced T cells respond normally in the absence of NDRG1.

From: NDRG1 is induced by antigen-receptor signaling but dispensable for B and T cell self-tolerance

Fig. 7

a Experimental schematic; OVA-specific CD4+ OT-II+ T cells were isolated from CD45.2+ WT or Ndrg1−/− OT-II+ tg mice and adoptively transferred to CD45.1+ non-tg recipients, with subsequent intravenous injection of 500μg OVA peptide. After 5 days, splenic CD4+ cells were isolated from recipient mice and naïve unstimulated WT or Ndrg1−/− OT-II+ tg mice and loaded with CTV. Equal numbers of Vα2+ CD45.2+OT-II+ cells were cultured in vitro with a titration of OVA peptide for 72 h at 37 °C with irradiated APCs. b IL-2 concentration in culture supernatants in (a). c Proliferation of CD4+Vα2+ CD45.2+OT-II+ T cells and non-tg bystander WT CD45.1+ cells (red) as measured by CTV dilution by flow cytometry. d Quantitation of intracellular IL-2 and IFNγ production by flow cytometry within OT-II+ CD4+ T cells from (a). Points represent means of technical replicates from one (naïve) or two (antigen-experienced) mice with error bars representing standard deviation. Results are representative of two (b), three (c) or one (d) independent experiment(s).

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