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. 2005 Nov 3;107(5):1989–1995. doi: 10.1182/blood-2005-07-2731

Table 2.

Effect of graded doses of exogenous rCD154 on production of immune regulatory cytokines

IL-12 p40 IL-10
Donor 1
   DCs alone < 4 < 10
   DCs + untreated T cells 4008 5260
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells 1755 2172
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 1 μg/mL rCD154 4725 6458
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 2.5 μg/mL rCD154 5118 6942
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 5 μg/mL rCD154 5154 7091
Donor 2
   DCs alone < 4 < 10
   DCs + untreated T cells 3013 539
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells 1400 93
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 0.5 μg/mL rCD154 2246 633
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 1 μg/mL rCD154 4050 1141
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 2.5 μg/mL rCD154 4018 2098
   DCs + AT-2 HIV exposed T cells + 5 μg/mL rCD154 4461 3644

Purified CD4+ T cells from 2 individuals were stimulated with anti-CD3/CD28 beads, in the presence of AT-2 HIV (AT-2—exposed T cells) or in the absence of AT-2 HIV (untreated), as described in Figure 1. After several washes, T cells were cultured with autologous DCs in the absence or presence of graded doses of rCD154 (0.5-5 μg/mL). Production of IL-12 p40 and IL-10 (expressed in pg/mL) was analyzed as described in the legend of Figure 1.