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From: Functional characterization of human Cd33+ And Cd11b+ myeloid-derived suppressor cell subsets induced from peripheral blood mononuclear cells co-cultured with a diverse set of human tumor cell lines

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Schematic of Co-culture and MDSC Suppression Assays for the in vitro generation of tumor-associated myeloid suppressor cells. Induction: Normal donor PBMC are co-cultured with human solid tumor cell lines for one week. MDSC Isolation: CD33+ or CD11b+ cells are isolated from PBMC-tumor co-cultures by anti-CD33 or anti-CD11b microbead labeling and magnetic column separation. Suppression Assay: Tumor-educated CD33+ or CD11b+ cells are subsequently co-cultured with fresh, autologous CFSE-labeled T cells at a 1:4 ratio in the presence of T cell stimuli. After 3 days, T cell proliferation is measured as CFSE-dilution using flow cytometry. Suppressive function is evaluated as the ability of CD33+ or CD11b+ cells to inhibit autologous T cell proliferation.

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