Supplementary Materials
The PDF file includes:
- Fig. S1. Explant culture permitted the isolation of substantial numbers of human tissue-resident lymphocytes.
- Fig. S2. Vδ1+ T cells display innate-like responsiveness.
- Fig. S3. αβ and γδ T cells could be isolated from breast tumors and phenotypically resemble those from healthy tissue.
- Fig. S4. Both αβ and γδ T cells are enriched in tumors compared with paired nonmalignant tissue.
- Fig. S5. Vδ1+ T cells show no evidence of tumoral clonal focusing in contrast to αβ T cells.
- Fig. S6. There is limited Vδ1 repertoire overlap between tumor and paired nonmalignant tissue within patients.
- Table S1. Lymphocyte subtypes observed ex vivo after enzymatic digestion and in grid explant cultures.
- Table S2. Clinical features of KCL TNBC cohort.
- Table S3. Clonality metrics of down-sampled TCRs.
- Table S4. Clonality metrics of raw TCRs.
- Table S5. Public intratumoral phospho-antigen reactive Vδ2 CDR3 sequences and samples in which they were shared.
- Table S6. Antibodies and key reagents table.
Other Supplementary Material for this manuscript includes the following:
- Data file S1 (Microsoft Excel format). Primary data.