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. 2001 Jul 2;194(1):29–44. doi: 10.1084/jem.194.1.29

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Dynamics of the NK cell response to virus infections. Spleen, PECs, and liver leukocyte populations were isolated and examined daily after infections of C57BL/6 mice with MCMV (A), MHV (A), VV (B), and LCMV clone 13 (B). Line diagrams depict the percentage of gated NK1.1⁺CD3⁻ NK cells reacting with mAb to Ly49A, C/I, D, or G2, or with appropriate isotype control Abs. To the left of each line diagram are vertical bars depicting the percentage of NK1.1⁺CD3⁻ cells in lymphocyte-gated fractions (top) and the total number of NK1.1⁺CD3⁻ cells per organ (bottom).

Dynamics of the NK cell response to virus infections. Spleen, PECs, and liver leukocyte populations were isolated and examined daily after infections of C57BL/6 mice with MCMV (A), MHV (A), VV (B), and LCMV clone 13 (B). Line diagrams depict the percentage of gated NK1.1⁺CD3⁻ NK cells reacting with mAb to Ly49A, C/I, D, or G2, or with appropriate isotype control Abs. To the left of each line diagram are vertical bars depicting the percentage of NK1.1⁺CD3⁻ cells in lymphocyte-gated fractions (top) and the total number of NK1.1⁺CD3⁻ cells per organ (bottom).