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From: NK-cell-dependent killing of colon carcinoma cells is mediated by natural cytotoxicity receptors (NCRs) and stimulated by parvovirus infection of target cells

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Efficiency of H-1PV infection and NK-cell-mediated killing of mock- and H-1PV-infected colon carcinoma cells. Colon carcinoma cells were buffer-treated or infected at MOI=5 RU/cell with recombinant H-1PV expressing the marker EGFP (Chi-hH1/EGFP). The proportion of cells expressing EGFP was determined by flow cytometry. Graphs a-d: gray lines: autofluorescence profiles of mock-treated cells; black columns: specific staining profiles of Chi-hH1/EGFP-infected. Graphs e-h: Colon carcinoma cells were infected with H-1PV (MOI=5RU/cell) or mock-treated, incubated for 24 h, and labeled with 51Cr for 1 h. Labeled cells were then incubated with IL-2-activated NK effector cells (E) for 4 h at the indicated E:T ratio, and cell lysis was measured (Figure 3 e-h). The data shown are means with SD bars of the results corresponding to NK cells from 4 different donors, each measurement being performed in triplicate.

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