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Figure 1. Enrichment of CD8+ TCM from PBMCs with clinical grade reagents. (A) Schematic of 2-step immunomagnetic bead enrichment of CD8+ TCM. CD4+/14+/45RA+ cells were removed from PBMCs by negative selection with directly conjugated immunomagnetic beads and CD62L+ cells were then positively selected from the remaining population with a biotinylated anti-CD62L mAb and anti-biotin beads. (B) Representative flow plots of PBMC before selection showing the frequencies of CD4+, CD14+, CD45RA+, CD8+, and CD62L+ cells. FSc indicates forward scatter; and SSc, side scatter. (C) Representative flow plots of the intermediate CD4/14/45RA− fraction showing removal (> 98%) of the depleted subsets. (D) Representative flow plots of the CD62L− and CD62L+ fractions after the CD62L selection step. The left 2 panels show the phenotype of the CD62L− fraction and the right 3 panels show the phenotype of the CD62L+ fraction. Analysis of the CD8−CD62L+ cells (far right panel) revealed that the most of these cells were CD13+ consistent with the selection of a CD62L+ myeloid subset that was not removed with the CD4/CD14/CD45RA depletion. (E) Phenotype of the CD8+CD62L+ fraction for markers of TCM. Data are representative of 5 independent experiments. (F) Summary of enrichment data from independent experiments using PBMCs from 5 different donors showing the total frequency of CD8+ T cells and the frequency of CD8+ cells that are CD62L+. The horizontal line indicates the mean ± SEM.

Enrichment of CD8+ TCM from PBMCs with clinical grade reagents. (A) Schematic of 2-step immunomagnetic bead enrichment of CD8+ TCM. CD4+/14+/45RA+ cells were removed from PBMCs by negative selection with directly conjugated immunomagnetic beads and CD62L+ cells were then positively selected from the remaining population with a biotinylated anti-CD62L mAb and anti-biotin beads. (B) Representative flow plots of PBMC before selection showing the frequencies of CD4+, CD14+, CD45RA+, CD8+, and CD62L+ cells. FSc indicates forward scatter; and SSc, side scatter. (C) Representative flow plots of the intermediate CD4/14/45RA fraction showing removal (> 98%) of the depleted subsets. (D) Representative flow plots of the CD62L and CD62L+ fractions after the CD62L selection step. The left 2 panels show the phenotype of the CD62L fraction and the right 3 panels show the phenotype of the CD62L+ fraction. Analysis of the CD8CD62L+ cells (far right panel) revealed that the most of these cells were CD13+ consistent with the selection of a CD62L+ myeloid subset that was not removed with the CD4/CD14/CD45RA depletion. (E) Phenotype of the CD8+CD62L+ fraction for markers of TCM. Data are representative of 5 independent experiments. (F) Summary of enrichment data from independent experiments using PBMCs from 5 different donors showing the total frequency of CD8+ T cells and the frequency of CD8+ cells that are CD62L+. The horizontal line indicates the mean ± SEM.

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