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. 2022 Mar;142(3Part A):726–731.e4. doi: 10.1016/j.jid.2021.06.038

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Supplementary Figure S1 — B cells occur infrequently in normal unperturbed human skin. Representative fluorescence immunohistochemistry images showing the relative absence of CD20⁺ B cells compared with that of CD3+ T cells within the dermis in normal human skin not challenged with VZV antigen (top panel). A large number of CD20⁺ B cells are present within tonsillar tissue (positive control, bottom panel). Original magnification: ×20. Bar = 50 μm. HV, healthy volunteer; VZV, varicella-zoster virus.