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. 2017 May 26;8(42):71981–71995. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.18234

Figure 6. EMC4 cell lines acquire a more anergic phenotype upon engraftment.

Figure 6

(A, B) Flow cytometry analysis of a-IgM-stimulated (20 μg/ml) Ca2+-influx between leukemic cells, directly isolated from EMC4-engrafted mice (A, grey line) or after 48 hours of culture (B, grey line), compared with in vitro cultured (non-transferred) EMC4 cells (A,B: solid black line). (C, D) Expression of surface IgM (sIgM) and cytoplasmic IgM (cIgM) between CD5+CD19+CD43+ splenic leukemic cells from EMC4-engrafted mice analyzed directly after isolation (C, shaded area) or after 48 hours of culture (D, shaded area), compared with an in vitro cultured (non-transferred) EMC4 cells (solid black line).