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. 2019 Feb 5;9:3178. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.03178

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Copyright © 2019 Dahdal, Saison, Valette, Bachy, Pallet, Lina, Koenig, Monneret, Defrance, Morelon and Thaunat.

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Comparison of the static profile of cTfh of responders and non-responders to A/Switzerland hemagglutinin. (A–C) PBMC of transplant patients were collected just before vaccination. The number cTfh of each of the three subsets (A: cTfh1; B: Tfh2; C: cTfh17) was enumerated by flow cytometry. Data from transplant patients that had developed (Responders, R; n = 15; open square) or not developed (non-responders, NoR; n = 20; black square) antibodies against Switzerland hemagglutinin are compared. Each symbol represents a patient, mean ± SD is indicated. (D) The proportion (mean ± SD) of each of the three subsets of cTfh is compared between the two groups. Mann-Whitney test.