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. 2019 Dec 6;10:5579. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-13346-4

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Fig. 7 — TCRαβ clonotype distribution based on A68/NP₁₄₅-tetramer avidity. FACS panels (left) show gating of high and low avidity A68/NP₁₄₅⁺ CD8⁺ T cells of low (donor 2b) and medium (donor 7 and 6) responders. Tables show clonotypes arranged based on A68/NP₁₄₅–tetramer avidity (right). Last column in the table shows MFI of individual clonotypes, MFI gradient color from high MFI (dark red) to low MFI (white). TRBV20-1 (yellow) and TRAV4 (orange) are commonly observed clonotypes that are shared between donors, whereas TRBV6-6 (blue) and TRBV30 (green) are donor-specific clonotypes observed at high frequency.