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. 2006 Apr 17;203(4):1033–1043. doi: 10.1084/jem.20052507

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Figure 1. — Surface marker expression patterns of human SLT populations. (A) CD3(−)CD56^brightCD94(−) cells are absent in BM and PB, yet present in human SLT and in NK cell differentiation cultures. All four dot plots were gated on CD3(−) events. (B) Distinct patterns of CD34, CD117, and CD94 expression within the CD3(−)CD56(+) fraction of human SLT. The dot plots were gated on total CD3(−)CD56(+) events. (C) A continuum of CD56 expression is observed within the CD117(+) fraction of SLT CD34(+) HPCs. The left dot plot shows CD34 versus CD45RA expression within a CD34-enriched preparation from human SLT. The right dot plot was gated on CD34(+) events as indicated by the box and arrow in the left dot plot. (D) Analysis of CD3, CD19, CD56, and CD161 expression on total CD34(−)CD117(+) cells within the mononuclear fraction of human SLT. The dot plots were gated on CD34(−) SLT preparations. No qualitative differences were observed in comparing LN and tonsil specimens. The data are representative of at least five separate analyses.