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Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2013 May 8;190(12):6269–6276. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.1202533

Figure 3. Expression of KLRG1, CD27, and Sca-1 is differentially regulated on Ly49H+ and Ly49H NK cells during MCMV infection.

Figure 3

A) Representative dot plots showing KLRG1 (top), CD27 (middle), or Sca-1 (bottom) expression with respect to Ly49H expression and B) histograms showing the expression of these markers on Ly49H+ (solid line, no fill) or Ly49H (dashed line, grey fill) splenic NK cells from B6 mice 8 days p.i. MCMV. C) Proportion of Ly49H+ (♦, solid line) or Ly49H (◊, dashed line) splenic NK cells that express KLRG1, CD27, or Sca-1 from B6 mice 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10 days p.i. MCMV. D) Frequency of CD27/Sca-1 subsets among Ly49HKLRG1 or Ly49H+KLRG1+ NK cells from wt B6 mice 4, 6 or 8 days p.i. MCMV. Sca-1+CD27 (black), Sca-1+CD27+ (black stripes), Sca-1CD27+ (black dots), Sca-1CD27 (no fill). E) Representative histogram showing frequency of Ly49H+ NK cells among NK cell subsets based on KLRG1, CD27, and Sca-1 coexpression patterns from wt B6 mice 8 days p.i. MCMV, which is quantified on the graph to the right as the ratio of Ly49H+ to Ly49H NK cells in each subset. All panels show cumulative results from 2, independent experiments with 4–5 mice/group/time point. Statistical significance was determined using paired, two-tailed t-tests. ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01