Figure S3. T/B and M/N/D Staining and Panel Consistency in Cell Type Detection. (A) Histograms showing expression of the 3 antibodies used in both the T/B and M/N/D PBMC panels (B) Bar graphs showing average stain index calculated using the median and standard deviation of the positive and negative peaks for each of the 3 antibodies used in both the T/B and M/N/D PBMC panels (n=3 donor samples). Stain Index= ((〖Median〗_positive-〖Median〗_negative))/〖2*SD〗_negative . Error bars represent SEM and statistical significance was calculated by t-test with p>0.05 being n.s. (not significant). (C) Ratio of lymphocytes (upper portion of graph, separated by the dotted line) and NK cells (lower portion of graph) to total CD45+ cells for each indicated donor in the T/B panel (green) and M/N/D panel (blue). Data were analyzed by two-way ANOVA with no significant differences calculated due to panel or cell type assessed.
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