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. 2020 Jun 3;217(8):e20191920. doi: 10.1084/jem.20191920

Figure S4.

Figure S4.

ACADVL overexpression confers enhanced metabolic fitness. Related to Fig. 6. (A) Transduction efficiency, gated on live CD8+ Thy1.1+. (B) Expression of the indicated activation receptors on transduced cells, gated on live CD8+ Thy1.1+ Vβ9+ cells. The gray histogram represents naive P14 staining, the red histogram represents TCR1045-transduced T cells, and the blue histogram represents ACADVL-TCR1045 transduced T cells. Data are representative of three independent experiments. (C) Production of IFNγ and TNFα by TCR1045 T (red) and ACADVL-TCR1045 T cells (blue) 7 d after activation and transduction, stimulated with Msln406–414 peptide for 5 h. (D) Proportions of cotransferred TCR1045 T (red) and ACADVL-TCR1045 T cells (blue) before and after transfer (day 21) in tumor, blood, or spleen, gated on live CD8+ Thy1.1+ cells. Plots are representative of four independent experiments. (E) Inhibitory receptor expression on engineered cells isolated from tumor at day 10, gated on live CD8+ Thy1.1+ Vβ9+ cells. The gray histogram represents naive P14 staining, and the blue histogram represents ACADVL-TCR1,045–transduced T cells. (F) Ex vivo production of IFNγ and TNFα by TCR1045 T (red) and ACADVL-TCR1045 T cells (blue) isolated from the spleen (SP) or tumor (tum) 10 d after transfer and stimulated for 5 h with Msln406–414 peptide. Data are representative of four independent experiments. In all graphs, error bars represent mean ± SEM. Statistic was calculated using a two-tailed Student’s t test; ns, not significant.