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. 2018 Oct 24;33(5):1206–1218. doi: 10.1038/s41375-018-0292-9

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Sézary syndrome patients exhibit characteristically high levels of CD26 cells and Tregs with increased TNFR2 expression. a Percentage of CD26 cells from freshly isolated peripheral human CD4+ cells of Sézary syndrome patients and healthy controls (n = 1 Subjects E, H, I; n= 2 Subjects A, D, C; n = 3 Subjects B, FG, and n = 10 Controls). b Proportion of CD26+/ and CD7+/ lymphocytes. c. Proportion of lymphocyte populations (CD26, Treg, and Teff) and TNFR2 expression of all patients except samples from subjects with tumor cells > 90% of CD4+ (Subjects E, I) and controls (n = 11 Patients, n = 11 Controls). d Individual histograms showing the massive amounts of TNFR2 expression on either tumor containing CD26 cells or Treg, cells in a characteristic Sezary syndrome subject (pink) compared to a control subject (blue). Data are mean ± SEM, underlined asterisks indicate significant difference between patient and controls determined by Z test (95% CI)