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. 2019 Jan 7;216(1):133–151. doi: 10.1084/jem.20181483

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Figure 7. — NKT and MAIT cells from the thymus are more prone to locate to the liver and to the lungs than conventional T cells. Mature enriched (HSA^low) CD45.1⁺ thymocytes were transferred into CD45.2⁺ hosts, and the indicated organs were analyzed 36 h later for NKT (CD1d:PBS57Tet⁺), MAIT (MR1:5-OP-RU Tet⁺), and conventional T cell numbers. (a) example of staining of the inoculum (HSA^hi-depleted thymocytes). (b) Examples of staining in the indicated organs after transfer. (c–e) Yield (no. recovered/no. injected cells) of the indicated subsets in the spleen (c), the liver (d), and the lungs (e; n = 6 transferred mice; three independent experiments).