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Failure of CD4 T-Cells to Respond to Liver-Derived Antigen and to Provide Help to CD8 T-Cells

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Priming of naive CD4 T-cells by liver-derived antigen in vivo.

OT-II T-cells were purified from the lymph nodes and spleen of OT-II mice and labeled with CFSE. Four million cells were transferred intravenously into splenectomized TF-OVA mice (A), MHC-II−/− → TF-OVA chimeras (B), or TF-OVA mice (control). Cells from the indicated organs were isolated 44 (A) or 68 hours (B) after cell transfer and analyzed for the presence of proliferating OT-II T-cells by detection of CFSE-dilution. All plots depict data gated on CD4+ cells. Events to the right of the vertical line represent the undivided population. Events at the far left of the plot represent unlabeled endogenous cells. Representative results from n = 4 bone-marrow chimeras and n = 4 control mice (A), and n = 6 splenectomized and n = 4 control mice (B) are shown.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0021847.g002