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Published in final edited form as: J Immunol Methods. 2014 Dec 10;416:167–177. doi: 10.1016/j.jim.2014.12.001

FIGURE 3. Optimization of staining conditions to identify memory B cells that bind AF-DENV.

FIGURE 3

Memory B cells were identified as live CD3CD14CD19+CD27+IgM cells, as delineated in the gating strategy outlined in Supplementary Figure 1. (A) Different concentrations of AF-DENV were added to DENV immune PBMC at 4°C for 30 min. Frequencies represent AF-DENV+ cells within the CD19+CD27+IgM B population. (B) Flow plots depict frequencies of AF-DENV+ memory B cells when binding was performed at 4°C or 37°C. (C) Representative flow plots of PBMC from immune and naïve donors showing frequencies of AF-DENV+ (i and ii) and AF-VERO+ (iii and iv) memory B cells. (D) Representative flow plots depicting the use of AF-VERO preparations to delineate non-specific staining of PBMC from immune and naïve donors. AF647-VERO+AF488-DENV+ memory B cells were excluded from the gating strategy to identify DENV+ B cells. Numbers within the gates in the dot plots represent the frequencies of AF488-DENV+ AF647-VEROCD19+CD27+IgM B cells in immune and naïve donors. (E) Numbers within the gates in the dot plots represent the frequencies of AF488-DENV-1+AF647-DENV1+ CD19+CD27+IgM B cells in an immune and naïve donor.