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. 2015 Jul 15;10(7):e0131992. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0131992

Fig 1. Major CD4+ T cell subsets defined by surface CD45R0 and CD26 expression.

Fig 1

A) Representative flow cytometry dot-plot showing lymphocytes gated physically. B) Representative dot-plot of gated CD4+ T lymphocytes. C) and D) Dot-plots showing the differential expression of CD45R0 and CD26 in the whole lymphocyte region gated in A (C) or in the CD3+CD4+ region gated in B (D). Naïve CD4 cells are mostly CD26+ in contrast to the CD8+ cells (compare C and D). From D) four major subsets were selected by their differential expression of CD45R0 and CD26: CD4+CD45R0low/− CD26+ (naïve T cells); and effector/memory CD4+CD45R0+CD26- (CD26 negative), CD4+CD45R0+CD26+ (intermediate) and CD4+CD45R0+CD26++ (CD26high).