Fig. 3.
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+ CTLs were detected in tissues from engrafted recipients but not in recipients who had rejected donor grafts.Shown are histograms from representative experiments for detection of GFP+ and CD3+ cells obtained from blood, spleen, lymph node, lung, liver, and heart at necropsy. The boxes circumscribe CD3+ cells. The percent of CD3+cells that are GFP+ is indicated in each histogram. (A) Dog E746 engrafted and developed GVHD following 9.2 Gy TBI and transplantation of allogeneic marrow and GFP+ CTLs. GFP+ cells were detected in the blood, spleen, lymph node, lung, and liver but not in heart. In this recipient, 6.4% of CD3+ cells from the liver were GFP+. (B) Dog E815 rejected the donor graft; no GFP+ CTLs were detected in any tissue. (C) Dog E753 received autologous marrow and GFP+ CTLs following 9.2 Gy TBI. Here, 6.9% of CD3+ cells from the liver were GFP+.