DKO CD8+ T cells demonstrate a strong effector response but altered memory differentiation and maintenance after LCMV infection. DKO CD8+ T cells demonstrate.

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DKO CD8+ T cells demonstrate a strong effector response but altered memory differentiation and maintenance after LCMV infection. DKO CD8+ T cells demonstrate a strong effector response but altered memory differentiation and maintenance after LCMV infection. WT and KO mice were infected with LCMV Armstrong. (A) Short-lived effector (KLRG1+CD127−) and memory precursor (KLRG1−CD127+) cells were examined from blood at 1, 2, 4, 6 wk postinfection. Six weeks postinfection, splenocytes were analyzed for gp33-LCMV–specific total CD8+ T cells (B) or short-lived effector cells and memory precursor effector cells (C). (D) Splenocytes were stimulated in vitro with GP33, NP369, and GP276 peptides. Graphs show the frequency of IFN-γ effector CD8+ T cells. Data from two pooled experiments. (n = 8–9 in each group). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001. ns, not significant. Erin M. Wesley et al. ImmunoHorizons 2018;2:107-118 Copyright © 2018 The Authors