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. 2016 Sep 16;5(9):e100. doi: 10.1038/cti.2016.54

Table 1. Biological and technical features of the HLDA10-DC monoclonal antibody reagents tested on normal human PB DC and monocyte subsets.

Specificity Target molecule Clone Antibody (workshop codes) Reactivity
C-type lectins CD302 FAB637P 10–54 mDCd+, cMo+, iMo−/+, ncMod+
  CD367 FAB1748P 10–13 mDC+++, cMo++, iMo+, ncMod+
  CD367 111F8.04 10–71 mDC++, pDCd+, cMo++, iMo++, ncMo+
  CD367 9E8 10–72 mDC+, cMo++, iMo++, ncMod+
  CD368 FAB2806P 10–21 cMo++
  CD368 9B9 10–78 cMo++, iMo+
  CD369 GE2 10–01
  CD369 FAB1859P 10–35 cMo+, iMo+, ncMod+
  CD369 15 E 2 10–79 cMo++, iMo++, ncMo+
  CD370 8F9 10–02
  CD370 9A11 10–09
  CD370 FAB6049P 10–45
  CD370 8F9 10–65 iMo+
  CD371 HB3 10–17 mDC+++, cMo++, iMo++, ncMo+
  CD371 FAB2946P 10–51 mDC++, cMo+, iMo++, ncMo+
  CD371 50C1 10–73 mDC+++, pDCd+, cMo++, iMo++, ncMo++
  Clec2D FAB3480P 10–06
  Clec5A FAB238P 10–28 cMo+
  Clec5C FAB1900P 10–31
  Clec8A FAB1798P 10–40
  Clec14A FAB7436P 10–57
T-cell co stimulatory inhibitory molecules CD101 BB27 10–34 mDC+++, cMo++, iMo++, ncMo++
  CD245 DY12 10–43
  CD245 DY35 10–48
  CD273 ANC8D12 10–61
  CD365 FAB1750P 10–14
  CD365 1D12 10–67
  CD366 FAB2365P 10–24 mDC++, cMo+, iMo++, ncMod+
  CD366 F38–2E2 10–75 mDC−/+, cMod+, iMod+, ncMod+
  ULBP-3 FAB1517P 10–52 mDC+, iMo+
  B7-H4 MIH43 10–64
  TSLP-R 1B4 10–68
  TIM4 9F4 10–81
DC-related markers CD1a 010e 10–03
  CD1a 0619 10–10
  CD1b O249 10–18
  CD1c L161 10–26
  CD85g 17G10.2 10–66 pDC+++
  CD85h 24 10–74 mDC++, cMo++, iMo++, ncMo+
  CD209 118A8.05 10–83
Phagocytic-related molecules FPRL1/FPRL2 FAB3479P 10–36 cMo+, iMo++
  FPR1 FAB3744P 10–47 mDCd+, cMod+, iMo−/+, SLANncMod+
  Calreticulin FMU-CRT-2 10–23
  Calreticulin FMU-CRT-8 10–29
  Calreticulin FMU-CRT-17 10–42
Myeloid markers MAIR II TX45 10–80 mDCd+, cMo++, iMo++, ncMod+
  TREM2 FAB17291P 10–07 cMo++, iMo++, SLAN+ncMod+
  FDF03 36H2 10–84 -
Chemokine and cytokine receptors CD135 FAB812P 10–15 mDC++
  CD195 HEK/1/85 10–76 mDC+++, pDC++, iMod+
  CD213a2/ IL13Ra2 FMU-IL-13RA2–7 10–30
  CD213a2/ IL13Ra2 FMU-IL-13RA2–8 10–37
  CD213a2/ IL13Ra2 FMU-IL-13RA2–14 10–41
Other molecules (miscelanea) Tie-2 FAB3131P 10–56
  P2X7 L4 10–70 mDC+, cMo+, iMo++, SLAN ncMo++, SLAN+ ncMo+
  LPAP CL3 10–04
  LPAP CL4 10–11
  LPAP CL7 10–19
  FAT1 cadherin FMU-FAT-6 10–08
Other molecules (miscelanea) FAT1 cadherin FMU-FAT1–7 10–16
  unknown BGA69 10–38
  Axl FAB154P 10–50
  IL-1RAcP AY19 10–53
  Vimentin SC5 10–55
  unknown MDR64 10–59
  unknown CMRF-44 10–82
  GARP ANC8C9 10–62
  GARP ANC10G10 10–63
  unknown CMRF-56 10–69
  DORA 104A10.01 10–77
  Tetanus toxoid CMRF-81 10–85

Abbreviations: cMo, classical monocytes; iMo, intermediate monocytes; mDCs, myeloid dendritic cells; ncMo, non-classical monocytes; pDCs, plasmacytoid dendritic cells;.

Reactivity for each cell population is displayed as superscripts; symbols used for the assessment of the expression are based on median values of fluorescence intensity:−(negative); −/+ (variable reactivity, from negative to positive); d+ (dim positive);+(positive); ++ (strong positive); +++ (very strong positive). Peripheral blood cell subsets other than APCs were used as internal controls, to establish the cutoff for positivity per marker/monoclonal antibody reactivity.