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Index of Online Supplemental Material for
J. Exp. Med. 10.1084/jem.20062079
Asperti-Boursin et al. • Figure S1 Distribution of immobile cells T cells within LN slices.
• Figure S2 Determination of the time needed for PTX to inhibit CCL19-induced T cell polarization.
• Figure S3 Fraction of memory and activated T cells recruited in LN slices in the absence of CCR7 or its ligands.
• Figure S4 Localization of CCL21 and CXCL12 in LN slices.
• Figure S5 Distribution of control (Ctl) and WMN-treated T cells within a LN slice after adoptive transfer.
• Video 1 Absence of PIP3 gradients in migrating T cells.
• Video 2 T cells are highly motile within a LN slice.
• Video 3 Induction of repetitive Ca2+ increases in one T cell during its migration within the slice.
• Video 4 Inhibition of T cell motility by PTX within LN slices.
• Video 5 The absence of CCR7 reduces T cell motility within LN slices.
• Video 6 PI3K activity is not essential for T cell motility within LN slices.
• Video 7 PI3K activity is not essential for T cell motility within LN slices.
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