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. 2014 May 19;9(5):e98315. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0098315

Table 1. Percent reduction of B-cells antigens following overnight treatment of PBMCs.

Treatment CD22 CD20 CD19 CD21 CD79b CD62L CD44 β7-Int
22*-(20)-(20) 96.2 (±1.3)a n.d. 83.9 (±6.2)c 77.7 (±0.3)c 61.7 (±7.9)a 81.3 (±11.3)d 51.0 (±6.5)d 81.0 (±1.6)d
22*-(19)-(19) 93.7 (±1.6)b 25.3 (±5.4)c n.d. 73.5 (±4.5)c 42.0 (±6.7) 64.5 (±7.0) 30.45 (±5.2) 57.7 (±3.5)
Epratuzumab 92.5 (±2.1)b 11.8 (±1.7) 56.1 (±6.0) 59.1 (±6.4) 39.4 (±4.5) 65.3 (±8.0) 31.3 (±3.9) 59.1 (±5.7)
Veltuzumab 58.5 (±6.2) n.d. 92.9 (±2.3)a 84.8 (±0.5)a 45.0 (±10.3) 77.5 (±7.2)e 59.2 (±5.4)e 83.1 (±2.1)e
hA19 29.0 (±3.4) 17.3 (±8.2) n.d. 68.0 (±3.1)c 32.8 (±7.6) 52.6 (±5.8) 31.9 (±4.6) 42.8 (±3.4)

Average % reduction from three experiments using PBMCs form independent donors. n.d., not measured due to blocked detection by the specific treatment. Significantly (P<0.05) more reduction than:

a

all other agents;

b

veltuzumab and hA19;

c

epratuzumab;

d

all but veltuzumab.

e

Not significantly different from 22*-(20)-(20).