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Fig. 4 | Molecular Cancer

Fig. 4

From: Adoptive cell transfer therapy with ex vivo primed peripheral lymphocytes in combination with anti-PDL1 therapy effectively inhibits triple-negative breast cancer growth and metastasis

Fig. 4

Spontaneous metastasis formation is suppressed by AII therapy. A Representative IHC panels of lungs stained for pan-cytokeratin from NOG mice transplanted with MDA-MB-231 tumor pieces and left untreated, treated with AII or AII in combination with anti-PDL1 demonstrating less cancer tissue in lungs treated with AII and AII in combination with anti-PDL1. Bottom pictures are enlarged versions of the black insert. Dotted lines represent tumor borders. Primary tumor expansion for this animal experiment is shown in Fig. 3c. B Quantification of spontaneous lung metastases from A presented as mean ± SD. C Quantification of mice presenting with lung metastases. Mice from three experiments are pooled. Primary tumor expansion for these animal experiments is shown in Fig. 3a, c and e. D-F Quantification of the density of treatment-resistant lung lesions in mice treated with AII or AII in combination with anti-PDL1. Primary tumor growth for these animal experiments is shown in Fig. 3a, c and e). Quantification of PDL1 levels G and myeloid tumor cell infiltration H on untreated and AII treated primary tumors and matched lung lesions demonstrating higher PDL1 expression in primary tumors than in lung metastases, but comparable levels of CD11b+ cells upon treatment. Statistical difference was determined by the Mann Whitney test A or Student’s t-test G and H, respectively *0.05 > P ≥ 0.01, **0.01 > P ≥ 0.001, ***0.001 > P. a-PDL1, anti-PDL1. Scale bar 250 μm

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