Table 3.

Single-cell reconstitution with SP- or MP-CD34-KSL cells




Percent chimerism
Cell type
LTR (%)
Total
Myeloid
B-lymphoid
T-lymphoid
CD34 KSL   10/44 (22.7)   21.6 ± 20.3   38.0 ± 34.0   14.6 ± 15.3   10.8 ± 8.6  
SP-CD34-KSL   11/52 (21.2)   26.7 ± 24.8   41.1 ± 31.4   23.5 ± 28.2   14.5 ± 23.2  
MP-CD34-KSL
 
7/41 (17.1)
 
25.1 ± 16.4
 
38.2 ± 26.9
 
18.3 ± 20.2
 
14.7 ± 16.5
 



Percent chimerism
Cell type
LTR (%)
Total
Myeloid
B-lymphoid
T-lymphoid
CD34 KSL   10/44 (22.7)   21.6 ± 20.3   38.0 ± 34.0   14.6 ± 15.3   10.8 ± 8.6  
SP-CD34-KSL   11/52 (21.2)   26.7 ± 24.8   41.1 ± 31.4   23.5 ± 28.2   14.5 ± 23.2  
MP-CD34-KSL
 
7/41 (17.1)
 
25.1 ± 16.4
 
38.2 ± 26.9
 
18.3 ± 20.2
 
14.7 ± 16.5
 

Single CD34-KSL cells, SP-CD34-KSL cells, or MP-CD34-KSL cells were transplanted into lethally irradiated mice, together with 2 × 105 competitor cells. Peripheral blood cells of the recipient mice were analyzed 4 months after transplantation

Long-term reconstitution (LTR) was considered to have occurred when total chimerism was more than 1%. Data show the number of reconstituted mice per the number of mice that received transplants and the percent chimerism (of mice considered to have undergone long-term reconstitution) expressed as mean ± SD. The frequency of repopulating cells among MP-CD34-KSL cells does not differ from that among SP-CD34-KSL (P = .79, Fisher exact test)

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