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Accumulation of immunosuppressive CD11b+ myeloid cells correlates with the failure to prevent tumor growth in the anterior chamber of the eye.

K. C. McKenna and J. A. Kapp
J Immunol October 15, 2006, 177 (8) 5748; DOI: https://doi.org/10.4049/jimmunol.177.8.5748-a
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McKenna, K. C., and J. A. Kapp. 2006. Accumulation of immunosuppressive CD11b+ myeloid cells correlates with the failure to prevent tumor growth in the anterior chamber of the eye. J. Immunol. 177: 1599–1608 .

In the Figure 9 legend, the last sentence should reference OT-I mice, not B6.Pl mice. The corrected legend is shown below.

FIGURE 9. Increased numbers of CD8+ T cells and decreased numbers of CD11b+ myeloid cells is associated with delayed kinetics of tumor growth in the a.c. of OT-I mice. B6.Pl and OT-I mice (five mice/group) were injected with 104 E.G7-OVA in the a.c. Seven and 9 days later, tumors and indicated leukocyte populations were enumerated in collagenase-digested eyes (A). The kinetics of tumor growth and leukocyte infiltration in OT-I mice injected with 104 E.G7-OVA in the a.c. are shown (B). Each symbol represents the mean measurement ± 1 SD of indicated cell populations from four to nine individual mice. Day 0 values are from six untreated eyes of three OT-I mice in which 105 events were collected for analysis.

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