For adoptive transfer of NK cells and macrophages, endogenous cells were depleted with neutralizing antibodies against NK cells and macrophages in B16F10-bearing Fcgr3-KO or WT mice 1 day before the treatment. Syngeneic WT CD45.1+ or Ifng-KO NK cells and macrophages were harvested and selected using a magnetic bead enrichment method (Miltenyi Biotec) and Ifng-KO cells were labeled with 5 μM CellTrace Violet or CFSE (Thermo Fisher). NK cells and macrophages were then i.v. injected at 1 × 106 cells (Tai et al., 2013 ) and 3–4 × 106 cells (Hagemann et al., 2008 (link)) per mouse, respectively.
Adoptive Transfer of T cells, NK Cells, and Macrophages
For adoptive transfer of NK cells and macrophages, endogenous cells were depleted with neutralizing antibodies against NK cells and macrophages in B16F10-bearing Fcgr3-KO or WT mice 1 day before the treatment. Syngeneic WT CD45.1+ or Ifng-KO NK cells and macrophages were harvested and selected using a magnetic bead enrichment method (Miltenyi Biotec) and Ifng-KO cells were labeled with 5 μM CellTrace Violet or CFSE (Thermo Fisher). NK cells and macrophages were then i.v. injected at 1 × 106 cells (Tai et al., 2013 ) and 3–4 × 106 cells (Hagemann et al., 2008 (link)) per mouse, respectively.
Corresponding Organization : Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Other organizations : Broad Institute, Harvard–MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, Harvard University, Center for Cancer Research, Massachusetts General Hospital
Variable analysis
- Depletion of endogenous NK cells and macrophages in B16F10-bearing Fcgr3-KO or WT mice 1 day before the treatment
- Adoptive transfer of syngeneic WT CD45.1+ or Ifng-KO NK cells and macrophages
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Use of Fcgr3-KO or WT mice as recipients for adoptive transfer
- Use of WT CD45.1+ or Ifng-KO NK cells and macrophages for adoptive transfer
- Not mentioned
- Not mentioned
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