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. 2007 Jan 22;204(1):129–139. doi: 10.1084/jem.20061115

Table III.

Frequency and degree of reconstitution in secondary transplants

Cell type Host
strain
Total MNC
(1 ×106)
CD45+
(1 ×106)
KLS
(2 × 103)
KTLS
(2 × 102)
MAPCs NOD-SCID a3/3 (100%) 5/5 (100%) ND a3/4 (75%)
(13.3–73.7)b (0.4–10)b (0.8–16.4)b
C57BL a3/3 (100%) a3/4 (75%) a2/3 (67%) a4/4 (100%)
(15.1–90.7)b (3.8–94.8)b (83.0–89.5)b (17.5–30.1)b
KTLS NOD-SCID c2/2 (100%) ND ND ND
(1.7–7.5%)b
C57BL 5/5 (100%) ND ND ND
(9–77.3%)b

Secondary transplants were performed using cells from GFP+ MAPC- or GFP+ KTLS-grafted primary mice 16–21 wk after transplantation. Total mononuclear cells (MNC) from the BM of primary NOD-SCID or C57BL recipients, and cells enriched for CD45+, GFP+LinSca-1+c-kit+ (KLS), or GFP+LinSca-1+c-kit+Thy-1lo (KTLS) cells were transplanted intravenously into lethally irradiated NOD-SCID or wild-type C57BL-CD45.1+ mice (five recipient animals for each strain). KTLS populations in secondary transfers were co-transplanted with 106 Sca-1–depleted BM cells from mice of host background. Animals were killed 15–24 wk after transplantation, and engraftment levels were determined in the BM as the presence of GFP+CD45.1CD45.2+ donor-derived cells. The percentage of mice engrafted and chimerism ranges are shown. ND, not done.

a

Wherever the numerator was <5, mice had died due to radiation sickness.

b

Range.

c

Blood chimerism at week 8. Mice died at week 10 due to illness.