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Clin Cancer Res. Author manuscript; available in PMC 2009 Sep 22.
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Clin Cancer Res. 2008 Aug 1; 14(15): 4883–4890.
doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-07-4462

Table 1

CRC patients show an increasing number of survivin -reactive CD8+ T cells in peripheral blood on completion of radiation, treatment

Tetramer (% of CD8)CD8 (% of PBMC)


BeforeDuringAfterTetramer setBeforeDuringAfter
CRC 70.040.09114.914.1
CRC 1900.1813.25.4
CRC 210.10.16115.51.6
CRC 220.7621.2
CRC 231.571.93212.810.9
CRC 241.160.270.9725.7815.512.1
CRC 271.670.7521.94.8
CRC 280.4229.4
CRC 290.682.25218.124.5
CRC 301.481.4627.2410.1
CRC 330.120.17228.220.8
CRC 340.230.150.1228.47.65.3
Rectum 50.020.18111.914.9
Rectum 80.040.030.07114.711.510.5
Rectum 100.010.07118.28.95
prostate 050.10.11115.221.6
prostate 10.230.290.37216.413.713.8
prostate 20.120.050.2521718.717.7
prostate 30.280.230.53244.13.3
prostate 41.330.16217.718.5
prostate 50.220.1228.98.1
prostate 60.150.160.15213.915.77.3
prostate 90.460.160.1525.47.79
prostate 110.320.310.212284036
prostate 120.150.50.32262.55.5
prostate 130.10.1425.45.5

NOTE: Data are from 15 HLA-A2 – positive patients with CRC and 11 patients with prostate cancer. CRC indicates patients that were part of a cyclooxygertase-2 inhibitor clinical trial. Data are CD8+ Tcells staining positive with the tetramer for survivin (%) and levels of CD8+ PBMCs (%). Two batches of survivin tetra merwere used and are indicated. Five healthy volunteers served as control. Gray fields highlight those samples that stained above the background level (≥mean ± 2× SD of % survivin-reactive CD8+ T cells in the healthy volunteers for that tetramer batch).