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. 2005 Mar;79(6):3748–3757. doi: 10.1128/JVI.79.6.3748-3757.2005

FIG. 3.

FIG. 3.

IVK mediated by CD8+ cells. (A) Depletion of CD8+ T cells (○) following administration of a CD8 depleting monoclonal antibody over 7 days (arrows) in immunized and SHIVmn229-challenged macaque H21 led to a brisk rise in SHIV viremia (▵). Repletion of CD8+ T cells correlated temporally with recontrol of viremia, in association with strong T-cell immunity as measured by ICS (bars) to Gag (CD4+ [□] and CD8+ [▪]) and Pol (CD4+ [░⃞] and CD8+ [hatched]). No Pol responses were assayed between weeks 18 and 33 post-SHIV challenge, and no Gag or Pol responses were assayed at week 8 post-SHIV challenge and between days 10 and 19 post-CD8+-T-cell depletion. (B) Flow cytometric analysis of IVK of infused PBMC pulsed with SIV peptides: Pol (SNARF, red); Gag (CFSElo, green), and DMSO (CFSEhi, green; control population) was performed on macaque H21 on day 9 of CD8 depletion. A similarly immunized and SHIVmn229-challenged but non-CD8-depleted macaque, H20, was assayed concurrently. Cell numbers are expressed as values relative to those of the control population.