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. 2017 May 2;12:676–691. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2017.04.043

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Gating strategy for the delineation of IL-6Rhi CD127lowCD25+ T cells (Tregs). (A) Gating strategy for the delineation of IL-6Rlo and IL-6Rhi CD127lowCD25+ Tregs, defined as the lower and upper 20th percentile, respectively, of the IL-6R mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) distribution in total CD127lowCD25+ Tregs. (B) Histograms depict the distribution of IL-6R expression and the respective frequency of IL-6Rlo and IL-6Rhi cells among: (i) CD45RA+ naïve (depicted in blue); (ii) total (depicted in black); and (iii) CD45RA memory (depicted in red) CD127lowCD25+ Tregs. Frequencies shown in the figure represent the average frequency of the IL-6Rlo and IL-6Rhi cells in the three assessed Treg subsets from 33 healthy donors. (C) Data shown depict the expression of TIGIT versus IL-6R in one illustrative donor and the frequency (GeoMean +/− 95% CI) of IL-6Rhi cells in the TIGIT+ (depicted in green) and TIGIT (depicted in red) subsets of CD127lowCD25+CD45RA mTregs in 33 healthy donors. P value was calculated using a two-tailed paired non-parametric Wilcoxon signed rank test, comparing the frequency of IL-6Rhi cells in the TIGIT+ and TIGIT subsets. (D) Histograms illustrate the distribution of the two sorting markers TIGIT and IL-6R following flow-cytometric sorting.