Fig. 6

The use of specific blocking antibody against HLA-G partially reverted the inhibitory effect on monocyte-derived DC differentiation induced by CD105⁺ CSC EVs. a Mean percentages ± SD of CD14 expression by monocyte-derived DCs stimulated with CD105⁺ EVs in the presence or in absence (CD105⁺ EV Mo) of specific blocking antibody against HLA-G (CD105⁺ EV Mo + anti HLA-G). Results were obtained from 2 independent experiments. T Student test was performed: *p < 0.05 CD105⁺ EV Mo versus CD105⁺ EV Mo + anti HLA-G. b MFI ± SD of CD80, CD86, ΗLA-DR, CD1a and α5 integrin of monocyte-derived DCs stimulated with CD105⁺ EVs in the presence or in absence (CD105⁺ EV Mo) of specific blocking antibody against HLA-G (CD105⁺ EV Mo + anti HLA-G). T Student test was performed: *p < 0.05 CD105⁺ EV Mo versus CD105⁺ EV Mo + anti HLA-G