Table 3.

Human β -Globin Gene Transfer and Expression in Peripheral Blood of Primary and Secondary Recipient Mice

AnimalRecipientβ-GlobinPrimer ExtensionHuman β/Mouse βmaj (%)
PCR
Mouse 1 Primary − − 
1A Secondary − − − 
1B Secondary − − − 
Mouse 2 Primary − − − 
2A Secondary − − − 
2B Secondary − − − 
Mouse 3 Primary 
3A Secondary 
3B Secondary 11 
Mouse 4 Primary 20 
4A Secondary 
4B Secondary 12 
AnimalRecipientβ-GlobinPrimer ExtensionHuman β/Mouse βmaj (%)
PCR
Mouse 1 Primary − − 
1A Secondary − − − 
1B Secondary − − − 
Mouse 2 Primary − − − 
2A Secondary − − − 
2B Secondary − − − 
Mouse 3 Primary 
3A Secondary 
3B Secondary 11 
Mouse 4 Primary 20 
4A Secondary 
4B Secondary 12 

Four primary recipient mice from experiment 1 were killed 9 months posttransplantation and their marrow used to reconstitute secondary recipients. Peripheral blood samples of secondary recipients were analyzed for human β-globin gene transfer by PCR and gene expression by primer extension as described in Materials and Methods. Data are shown for each of the primary and secondary recipients. (+) indicates a signal for the human β-globin gene by PCR or mRNA by primer extension; (−) indicates no signal.

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