Table 2.

Expansion of bulk NK cells: donor HLA-C group 1 homozygous


Locus and concentration

Expansion fold

CD3-CD56+ or CD3-CD16+, %

CD3-CD56+CD158b+, %
HLA-Cw locus of feeder cells    
    Homozygous for C-G2   (1.8 ± 1.6) × 104  79.5 ± 5.2   41 ± 9.1 
    Homozygous for C-G1 (autologous)   (1.32 ± 0.87) × 104  72.5 ± 11.6   24 ± 8.8 
    Heterozygous for C-G2 and C-G1   (1.8 ± 0.45) × 104  78.6 ± 4.5   33 ± 9.5  
IL-2 concentration, IU/mL*    
    100   2.6 × 104  76.6   35.5  
    50   2.5 × 104  75.7   27.2  
    5
 
6.8 × 103
 
68.2
 
21.8
 

Locus and concentration

Expansion fold

CD3-CD56+ or CD3-CD16+, %

CD3-CD56+CD158b+, %
HLA-Cw locus of feeder cells    
    Homozygous for C-G2   (1.8 ± 1.6) × 104  79.5 ± 5.2   41 ± 9.1 
    Homozygous for C-G1 (autologous)   (1.32 ± 0.87) × 104  72.5 ± 11.6   24 ± 8.8 
    Heterozygous for C-G2 and C-G1   (1.8 ± 0.45) × 104  78.6 ± 4.5   33 ± 9.5  
IL-2 concentration, IU/mL*    
    100   2.6 × 104  76.6   35.5  
    50   2.5 × 104  75.7   27.2  
    5
 
6.8 × 103
 
68.2
 
21.8
 

NK cells were enriched by negative selection from PBMCs of a healthy donor (KR0350) homozygous for HLA-C group 1 (C-G1), then expanded in vitro using irradiated EBV-LCL feeders: (1) HLA-C group 2 (C-G2) EBV-LCLs; (2) autologous EBV-LCLs; (3) HLA-C group is heterozygous EBV-LCLs. Two weeks later, expanded NK cells were counted, and phenotype analyses were performed. The difference in CD3-CD56+CD158b+ population between homozygous for C-G2 feeder cells and autologous feeder cells was significant (P = .0085). Values represent averages ± SD from 3 independent experiments.

*

Values represent averages from 2 independent experiments.

P = .0085.

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