Figure 2. Longitudinal BCR repertoire patterns after CBT and BMT (article Figure 3) (IMAGE)

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Figure 2. Longitudinal BCR repertoire patterns after CBT and BMT (article Figure 3)

Caption

A, Six CBT recipients (21 samples) showed a continuous shift toward low-pGen and high-SHM.

B, Healthy individuals aged 0-15 years in a public dataset showed a similar shift with increasing age.

C, Longitudinal plots from six BMT recipients (14 samples); two distinct populations were observed in the three samples obtained within 180 days after transplantation. Color intensity represents the distribution of BCR sequences across pGen (horizontal axis) and SHM (vertical axis).

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FUNAKOSHI Yohei et al., Blood Immunology & Cellular Therapy (2026) 2 (4): 100080.

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