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. 2021 Nov 8;71(7):1771–1775. doi: 10.1007/s00262-021-03101-4

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Efficacy of the adoptive transfer of engineered B cells in HIS mice. Four cohorts of NSG mice were humanized with 4 different batches of huCD34+ cells. B cells were isolated from donor mice and injected into autologous HIS recipients after lentiviral transduction (Cohort #A (n = 5), #B (n = 9), #C (n = 2), #D (n = 11)). Five different LV batches were used for B cell transduction: LV #1 (n = 5), LV #2 (n = 7), LV #3 (n = 2), LV #4 (n = 2), LV #5 (n = 11). The control group was performed with non-transduced B cells (n = 7). (a) Gating strategy. Representative plots are presented. (b) Adoptive transfer (AT) efficacy calculated as the ratio of the numbers of infused GFP+ B cells to the numbers of GFP+ splenic B cells post-transfer. (c) Frequencies of huCD19+GFP+ cells among huCD45+ splenocytes in recipient HIS mice analyzed by flow cytometry 7 days after B cell transfer. (d) Absolute numbers of huCD19+GFP+ B cells in recipient’s spleens