Figure 2.
Figure 2. The frequency of CD4+ T cells giving rise to CFSE- CD4+ T cells is strongly diminished in the absence of MHC class II molecule expression. Various amounts (103to 5 × 106) of CFSE-labeled lymph node CD4+ T cells from normal C57BL6 mice were injected intravenously into CD3ϵ-/-mice and CD3ϵ-/- MHC IIΔ/Δ mice. Twenty-eight days after transfer, lymph nodes and spleen were recovered and pooled, and single-cell suspensions were prepared. (A) Absolute numbers of recovered CFSE+ CD4+ TCRhicells are shown as a function of the number of injected cells. (B) Absolute numbers of recovered CFSE- CD4+ TCRhi cells are shown as a function of the number of injected cells.

The frequency of CD4+ T cells giving rise to CFSE- CD4+ T cells is strongly diminished in the absence of MHC class II molecule expression. Various amounts (103to 5 × 106) of CFSE-labeled lymph node CD4+ T cells from normal C57BL6 mice were injected intravenously into CD3ϵ-/-mice and CD3ϵ-/- MHC IIΔ/Δ mice. Twenty-eight days after transfer, lymph nodes and spleen were recovered and pooled, and single-cell suspensions were prepared. (A) Absolute numbers of recovered CFSE+ CD4+ TCRhicells are shown as a function of the number of injected cells. (B) Absolute numbers of recovered CFSE- CD4+ TCRhi cells are shown as a function of the number of injected cells.

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