immune system
• CD8 T cells proliferate when presented VSV8 peptide by antigen presenting cells
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• the majority of T cells in the thymus are arrested at the double positive stage
• single positive CD4 positive T cells are absent in the thymus
• there is a reduced percentage of single positive CD8 positive T cells
• however, the TCR transgene rescues the arrestment of T cells in the double negative stage that occurs in Rag2 deficient background
• injection of the VSV8 antigen leads to rapid apoptosis and depletion of double-positive thymocytes with a 3-6 fold drop in total number of thymocytes
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• there are almost 10-fold less CD4 T cells in the spleen
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• there are about 4-fold more CD8 T cells in the spleen
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• CD8 positive T cells exhibit increased cytotoxicity towards cells loaded with VSV8 peptide
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hematopoietic system
• CD8 T cells proliferate when presented VSV8 peptide by antigen presenting cells
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• the majority of T cells in the thymus are arrested at the double positive stage
• single positive CD4 positive T cells are absent in the thymus
• there is a reduced percentage of single positive CD8 positive T cells
• however, the TCR transgene rescues the arrestment of T cells in the double negative stage that occurs in Rag2 deficient background
• injection of the VSV8 antigen leads to rapid apoptosis and depletion of double-positive thymocytes with a 3-6 fold drop in total number of thymocytes
|
• there are almost 10-fold less CD4 T cells in the spleen
|
• there are about 4-fold more CD8 T cells in the spleen
|
• CD8 positive T cells exhibit increased cytotoxicity towards cells loaded with VSV8 peptide
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cellular
• CD8 T cells proliferate when presented VSV8 peptide by antigen presenting cells
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