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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 11.
Published in final edited form as: Sci Immunol. 2017 Mar 17;2(9):eaaj1996. doi: 10.1126/sciimmunol.aaj1996

Fig 6. LFA-1 is required for residence of Plasmodium specific TRM cells in the liver.

Fig 6

(A) 2 × 104 naïve CD45.1+ WT OT-I cells were co-transferred with 2 × 104 naïve GFP+ Itgal-/- OT-I cells to C57BL/6 1 day prior to immunization with 5 × 104 P. berghei CS5M sporozoites, at 1 week and 4 weeks post-immunization organs were harvested and the number and phenotype of transferred cells determined by flow cytometry. (B) Representative plots from a single mouse at each time-point showing the expansion of the different OT-I+ populations in the spleen and liver 1 and 4 weeks post immunization. (C) Summary data showing the overall ratio of Itgal-/- (KO) to WT OT-I cells in the spleen and liver of mice (i) 1 week and (ii) 4 weeks post-immunization. (D) Representative flow cytometry plots showing the TRM phenotype of WT and Itgal-/- OT-I cells in the spleen and liver of a single animal 4 weeks post immunization. (E) Summary data the showing percentage of WT and Itgal-/- OT-1 cells that are TRM in (i) the spleen and (ii) livers 4 weeks post immunization. (F) Summary data showing the overall ratio of Itgal-/- (KO) to WT OT-I cells that are (i) TRM and (ii) non TRM. (G) Summary data of the overall ratio of Itgal-/- (KO) to WT OT-I cells in different organs of mice analyzed 4 weeks post-immunization; bars show means and SD. All data are pooled from 9 mice in 2 independent experiments. Panels C and F were analyzed using linear mixed models with mouse as a random effect and organ as the fixed effect. Panel E was analyzed similarly to C but with genotype as the fixed effect. Panel G was analyzed similarly to C but with experiment included as a random effect.