Relative levels of the XG and CD99 antigens at the surface of transfected RAG clones and somatic hybrid derivatives
Clones . | Selection Marker . | XG Copies/cell (×10−3) . | CD99 Copies/cell (×10−3) . |
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Single transfectants | |||
XG13 | neoR | 30 | 0 |
h.XG66 | hygR | 78 | 0 |
MIC22 | neoR | 0 | 310 |
h.MIC11 | hygR | 0 | 2 500 |
Double transfectants | |||
XG13-h.MIC15 | neoR + hygR | 28 | 2 200 |
XG13-h.MIC19 | neoR + hygR | 26 | 2 000 |
MIC22-h.XG12 | neoR + hygR | 34 | 420 |
MIC22-h.XG22 | neoR + hygR | 40 | 370 |
Somatic hybrids | |||
XG13 × h.MIC11 | neoR + hygR | 15 | 1 800 |
MIC22 × h.XG66 | neoR + hygR | 49 | 705 |
XG13 × hygR | neoR + hygR | 21 | 0 |
MIC22 × hygR | neoR + hygR | 0 | 750 |
neoR × h.XG66 | neoR + hygR | 45 | 0 |
neoR × h.MIC11 | neoR + hygR | 0 | 1 900 |
Clones . | Selection Marker . | XG Copies/cell (×10−3) . | CD99 Copies/cell (×10−3) . |
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Single transfectants | |||
XG13 | neoR | 30 | 0 |
h.XG66 | hygR | 78 | 0 |
MIC22 | neoR | 0 | 310 |
h.MIC11 | hygR | 0 | 2 500 |
Double transfectants | |||
XG13-h.MIC15 | neoR + hygR | 28 | 2 200 |
XG13-h.MIC19 | neoR + hygR | 26 | 2 000 |
MIC22-h.XG12 | neoR + hygR | 34 | 420 |
MIC22-h.XG22 | neoR + hygR | 40 | 370 |
Somatic hybrids | |||
XG13 × h.MIC11 | neoR + hygR | 15 | 1 800 |
MIC22 × h.XG66 | neoR + hygR | 49 | 705 |
XG13 × hygR | neoR + hygR | 21 | 0 |
MIC22 × hygR | neoR + hygR | 0 | 750 |
neoR × h.XG66 | neoR + hygR | 45 | 0 |
neoR × h.MIC11 | neoR + hygR | 0 | 1 900 |
The different clones were obtained as described in “Materials and methods” and “Results.” The somatic hybrids neoR × h.XG66 and neoR × h.MIC11 were generated by fusion of single transfectants expressing XG or CD99 and RAG cells transfected with the empty pcDNA3 vector (selected for the neoR marker). The somatic hybrids XG13 × hygRand MIC22 × hygR were generated by fusion of single transfectants expressing XG or CD99 and RAG cells transfected with the empty pcDNA-hyg vector (selected for the hygR marker). Results represent the mean of three measurements, each at a different cell passage.