Retrovirally Transduced CD34++ Human Cord Blood Cells Generate T Cells Expressing High Levels of the Retroviral Encoded Green Fluorescent Protein Marker.

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Retrovirally Transduced CD34++ Human Cord Blood Cells Generate T Cells Expressing High Levels of the Retroviral Encoded Green Fluorescent Protein Marker In Vitro by Bruno Verhasselt, Magda De Smedt, Rita Verhelst, Evelien Naessens, and Jean Plum Blood Volume 91(2):431-440 January 15, 1998 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

Phenotype of sorted CD34++Lin− UCB cells. Phenotype of sorted CD34++Lin− UCB cells. Flow cytometric analysis of sorted CD34 PE++CD1−CD3−CD4−CD7−CD8−CD19−gpA−cells, stained after sorting with biotinylated antibodies recognizing CD38, c-kit, HLA-DR, and CD45RA, shown in a second step by SA-TC. Dot plots shows CD34 PE versus TC staining, gated on live cells. Values in the quadrants indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99.5% of sorted cells stained, with isotypic control antibody in the upper left quadrant. The data shown are representative of four independent experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T, NK, and dendritic cells in the FTOC CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T, NK, and dendritic cells in the FTOC. Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with freshly sorted CD34++Lin− UCB cells. CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T, NK, and dendritic cells in the FTOC. Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with freshly sorted CD34++Lin− UCB cells. Cells were stained with CD1 PE, CD2 FITC, CD3 PE, CD4 PE, CD8α FITC, CD34 PE, CD38 FITC, CD45 FITC, CD56 PE, HLA-DR FITC, and anti-TCRγδ FITC. Dot plots show staining of live, human cells recovered after 11 (A) and 35 (B) days of culture. The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99% of the cells stained, with isotypic control antibody in the lower left quadrant, except for the CD4 PE versus HLA-DR FITC dot plot in (A), in which quadrants are set to contain the CD4++HLA-DR++ dendritic cells in the upper right quadrant. The data shown are representative of eight independent experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

GFP is expressed by cytokine-stimulated CD34++Lin− UCB cells transduced with MFG-GFP retroviral supernatant. GFP is expressed by cytokine-stimulated CD34++Lin− UCB cells transduced with MFG-GFP retroviral supernatant. Flow cytometric analysis of the progeny of CD34++Lin− UCB cells after culture for 3 days, either without cytokines and retroviral supernatant (A), without cytokines but with retroviral supernatant (B), or with both cytokines (100 ng/mL SCF and 500 U/mL IL-3) and retroviral supernatant (C). Retroviral supernatant was added after 1 day of culture. Dot plots shows CD34 PE staining versus GFP expression gated on live cells. The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99.5% of the cells from staining showed in (A) in the upper left quadrant. The data shown are representative of six independent experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

Transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate dendritic cells expressing high levels of GFP in FTOC. Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells that were not selected for GFP expression (in this expe... Transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate dendritic cells expressing high levels of GFP in FTOC. Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells that were not selected for GFP expression (in this experiment, 30% GFP+ cells at initiation of FTOC) and used to initiate FTOC. After 14 days of culture, thymocytes were recovered from FTOC and prestained with antimouse CD45 Cychrome (see the Materials and Methods). Subsequently, aliquots were stained with IgG1 PE and IgG2a BIO/SA-TC (not shown) or CD4 PE and HLA-DR BIO/SA-TC and analyzed by flow cytometry. The left dot plot shows the forward scatter (FSC) versus TC + Cychrome staining of all cells recovered. R1 is set to include less than 1% of the human cells in isotypic control antibody staining and contains the HLA-DR+ human cells. Above R1, the cluster of Cychrome+ murine cells is seen, which are at 14 days of FTOC still more numerous than human cells. The right dot plot shows CD4 staining versus GFP expression gated on HLA-DR+ human cells (R1). The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99% of cells stained, with isotypic control antibody in lower quadrants, gated on all human cells. The data shown are representative of two independent experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

Transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T cells expressing high levels of GFP in FTOC. Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells that were not selected for GFP expression (in this experiment, ... Transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T cells expressing high levels of GFP in FTOC. Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells that were not selected for GFP expression (in this experiment, 40% GFP+ cells at initiation of FTOC) before initiation of FTOC. After 35 days of culture, thymocytes recovered from FTOC were stained with IgG1 PE (not shown), IgG2a PE, CD1 PE, CD3 PE, CD4 PE, CD8α PE and analyzed by flow cytometry. Dot plots show forward scatter (FSC) and staining versus GFP expression of live, human cells recovered. The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99.5% of the cells stained, with isotypic control antibody in the lower quadrants. The data shown are representative of six independent experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

GFP+ transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells do not downregulate GFP expression during thymic development in FTOC. Histogram (A) shows the GFP expression of transduced CD34++Lin− UCB 48 hours postinfection (in this experiment, 49% GFP+ cells; N = number of cells). GFP+ transduced CD34++Lin− UCB cells do not downregulate GFP expression during thymic development in FTOC. Histogram (A) shows the GFP expression of transduced CD34++Lin− UCB 48 hours postinfection (in this experiment, 49% GFP+ cells; N = number of cells). The cells were purified in a GFP+ fraction (sort gate R1) and a GFP− fraction (sort gate R2) by cell sorting. The unseparated population (indicated by R3) served as a control. Dot plots show flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered after 21 days of FTOC and stained with CD1 PE for FTOC initiated with the GFP+ fraction (B), the GFP− fraction (C), and the unseparated population (D). Flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes stained with CD56 PE, gated on CD3 TC− cells, after 21 days of FTOC initiated with the unseparated population (E) is also shown. Dot plots show staining versus GFP expression of live, human cells recovered. The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99.5% of the cells stained, with isotypic control antibody in lower quadrants. The data shown are representative of two experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology

Both CD38+ and CD38−CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T cells expressing high levels of GFP in FTOC. Before FTOC indicates flow cytometric analysis of the progeny of CD38+ and CD38− CD34++Lin− UCB cells after culture for 3 days in medium with SCF (100 ng/mL) an... Both CD38+ and CD38−CD34++Lin− UCB cells generate T cells expressing high levels of GFP in FTOC. Before FTOC indicates flow cytometric analysis of the progeny of CD38+ and CD38− CD34++Lin− UCB cells after culture for 3 days in medium with SCF (100 ng/mL) and IL-3 (50 U/mL) supplemented with retroviral supernatant after 1 day of culture. Dot plots shows CD34 PE staining versus GFP expression gated on live cells. The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set arbitrarily. FTOC day 30 indicates flow cytometric analysis of thymocytes recovered from FTOC initiated with transduced CD38+ and CD38− CD34++Lin− UCB cells shown before FTOC that were not selected for GFP expression before initiation of FTOC. After 30 days of culture, thymocytes recovered from FTOC were stained with IgG1 PE (not shown), CD1 PE, CD4 TC, and CD3 PE and analyzed by flow cytometry. Dot plots show staining versus GFP expression of live, human cells recovered. The values in the crosses indicate the percentage of cells present in the corresponding quadrant. Quadrants were set to include 99.5% of the cells stained, with isotypic control antibody in the lower quadrants. The data shown are representative of three independent experiments. Bruno Verhasselt et al. Blood 1998;91:431-440 ©1998 by American Society of Hematology