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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2011 Jan 17;186(4):2164–2171. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.1003236

Table I. PTB is critical for CD40L expression in both resting and activated CD4+ T cells.

Virus MFI (CD40L) % Δ in MFI (Uninfected to infected in same population)a

Uninfected Infected
shCTRL
 Non-Activated 33.9+/- 0.10 35.32+/-1.2 4.2%
 Activated 245.7+/-40.3 260.6+/-29.1 6.1%
shPTB
 Non-Activated 43.1+/-4.3 39.33+/-3.06 -8.7%
 Activated 271.3+/-24.9 204.5+/-17.1 -24.6%

w/cycloheximide

shCTRL
 Non-Activated 38.95+/-0.15 40.0+/-0.22 +2.7%
 Activated 46.4+/-0.4 52.1+/-0.7 +12.3%
shPTB
 Non-Activated 38.3+/-0.15 36.1+/-1.3 -5.7%
 Activated 46.9+/-1.65 38.4+/-1.3 -18.1%
a

Primary CD4+ T cells were infected either pLVTHM-shCTRL or pLVTHM-shPTB virus in the presence of IL-2 and PHA. 10 days later cells were either untreated (top rows) or treated with cycloheximide for 30 min (bottom rows). Cells were then left unactivated for 2 h or activated with PMA/ion for 2 h (top rows) or 30 min (bottom rows) and analyzed for GFP (infected) and CD40L (activated) expression. The MFI are the average of 3 (top) and 2 (bottom) independent experiments and the numbers in the right column represent the percent change in the average MFI between the uninfected and infected subpopulations in the same culture.