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±×¸² 1. Library preparation workflow and PCR strategy for TCR profiling using the SMARTer approach.
±×¸² 2. Assessment of TCR diversity in mouse spleen samples with the SMARTer Mouse TCR a/b Profiling Kit. Panel A. To compare TCR diversity between the spleen's general T-cell population and purified CD4+ T cells, total splenocytes were isolated from spleen and divided into two groups. The first group was left untouched, and the second group was subject to CD4+ T-cell purification (see Methods section for details). Total RNA was extracted from the total splenocyte group and the group enriched for CD4+ T cells, and each RNA sample was used for library preparation. Panel B. Proportion of on-target reads mapping to TCR-¥á or TCR-¥â CDR3 sequences. Panel C. Rarefaction curves showing the relationship between read depth and the number of unique clonotypes identified for TCR-¥á (left) and TCR-¥â (right). When a curve starts to flatten off, the number of unique clonotypes identified is reaching saturation. Dashed lines show the theoretical number of clonotypes as the number of reads increases.
±×¸² 3. Assessment of TCR-¥á clonotype diversity in various tissues of transgenic mice of different ages with the SMARTer Mouse TCR a/b Profiling Kit. Panel A. The percentage of reads mapping to TCR-¥á CDR3 sequences identified in the thymus, spleen, peripheral lymph nodes (PLN), mesenteric lymph nodes (MLN), and large intestine (LI) is consistent across the 16-week-old, 34-week-old, and 38-week-old mice. Panel B. The immune tissues showed the highest TCR-¥á clonotypic diversity, while the large intestine showed the lowest diversity. This indicates that the large intestine has the lowest T-cell infiltrate. Panel C. Abundance of the TRAV3-2-TRAJ58 clonotype, expressed as a percentage of all reads mapping to any TCR-¥á or TCR-¥â clonotype, across tissue types and ages. Panel D. Abundance of the TRAV16N-TRAJ56 clonotype, expressed as a percentage of all reads mapping to any TCR-¥á or TCR-¥â clonotype, across tissue types in the 38-week-old mouse.
Applications
Mouse TCR repertoire analysis (TCR-alpha and TCR-beta subunits)
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SMARTer Mouse TCR a/b Profiling Kit Components
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