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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Jan 4.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Res. 2005 Mar 1;65(5):2001–2008. doi: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-04-2006

Table 1.

Specificity, designation, and transduction efficacy of T-cell lines and clones used in this study

T cells/TIL/Clone* Specificity Restriction Transduced with Designated Transduction efficacy (%)§
PBL-T1 NA|| NA MIG PT1-G 55
MIG-Bcl PT1-B 40
PBL-T2 NA NA MIG PT2-G 22
MIG-Bcl PT2-B 39
TIL (1931-2F4) MART-1 (27-35) HLA-A2 MIG 1931-G 15
MIG-Bcl 1931-B 25
TIL (1749) MART-1 (27-35) HLA-A2 MIG 1749-G 24.4
MIG-Bcl 1749-B 35
Cl-2 1290 (CD4) KI-67 DR-16 MIG Cl-2-G 13
MIG-Bcl Cl-2-B 19.4
Cl-8-1541 (CD4) Tyrosinase-related protein-2 DR-15 MIG Cl-8-G 7.2
MIG-Bcl Cl-8-B 14.5
D4F12 (CD8) GP100 (209-217) HLA-A2 MIG D4-G 20
MIG-Bcl D4-B 25
C22 (CD8) Aim-1 HLA-A2 MIG C22-G 14.2
MIG-Bcl C22-B 28.5
*

Two different peripheral blood lymphocyte-derived T-cell lines from healthy donors (PBL-T1 and PBL-T2) and two different TIL lines as well as four different tumor-specific T-cell clones (two clones are MHC-I restricted and two clones are MHC-II restricted) were used in this study.

Specificity is tested by the ability of the indicated cell line or clone to respond to target cell line that was either loaded with the indicated peptide(or controls) or transfected with the indicated antigen (or control antigens). Response was detected by measuring the IFN-γ that was secreted into the supernatant by specific ELISA.

Restriction is determined by using allele-specific transfectants and blocking by antibodies.

§

Transduction efficacy measured by the percentage of GFP-positive T cells 1 week after the transduction with retroviruses.

||

Not applicable.