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English: Supplementary Movie 4 HCMV-specific Fluo-4 labeled CD8 T cells from a patient after haploidentical bone marrow transplantation were assembled into monolayers and stimulated with ProMix CMV peptide pool. Followed by recording of the background image, the peptide pool was added at 9x10-5 M, and images of the same field were taken every 60 seconds for the entire time of observation (about 12 minutes) to visualize the kinetics of appearance of the responding T cells. Individual frames were montaged into the movie using MethaMorph software |
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| Source | Video file from Anikeeva N, Grosso D, Flomenberg N, Sykulev Y (2016). "Evaluating frequency and quality of pathogen-specific T cells". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms13264. PMID 27786275. PMC: 5095286. | ||
| Author | Anikeeva N, Grosso D, Flomenberg N, Sykulev Y | ||
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