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J. Exp. Med. 10.1084/jem.20050203
Zinselmeyer et al.

• Table S1 Actual Data

• Video 1 (736 k) Naive, OVA-specific T cells in mesenteric lymph nodes display a random walk behavior.

• Video 2 (1.9 MB) Primed, OVA-specific T cells in mesenteric lymph nodes have reduced velocity and form clusters.

• Video 3 (2.3 MB) Tolerized, OVA-specific T cells in mesenteric lymph nodes display similar behavior to primed cells.

• Video 4 (1.7 MB) Naive, OVA-specific T cells in mesenteric lymph nodes display a random walk behavior.

• Video 5 (864 k) Primed, OVA-specific T cells in mesenteric lymph nodes have a more pronounced reduction in velocity and cluster formation than at earlier time points.

• Video 6 (1.3 MB) Tolerized, OVA-specific T cells in mesenteric lymph nodes appear to form smaller and more transient clusters than primed cells.

• Video 7 (1.7 MB) Naive, OVA-specific T cells in cervical lymph nodes display a random walk behavior.

• Video 8 (2.2 MB) Primed, OVA-specific T cells in cervical lymph nodes have reduced velocity and form small transient clusters.

• Video 9 (1.6 MB) Tolerized, OVA-specific T cells in cervical lymph nodes display similar behavior to primed cells.

• Video 10 (1.3 MB) Naive, OVA-specific T cells in cervical lymph nodes display a random walk behavior.

• Video 11 (1.5 MB) Primed, OVA-specific T cells in cervical lymph nodes have reduced velocity and form clusters, though not as pronounced as in mesenteric lymph nodes.

• Video 12 (2.7 MB) Tolerized, OVA-specific T cells in cervical lymph nodes appear to form smaller and more transient clusters than primed cells.

• Video 13 (1.4 MB) In situ analysis of OVA-specific T cells in inguinal lymph nodes reveals similar changes in behavior between primed and naive cells as observed in explanted cervical lymph nodes.

• Video 14 (1.8 MB) In situ analysis of OVA-specific T cells in inguinal lymph nodes reveals similar changes in behavior between tolerized and naive cells as observed in explanted cervical lymph nodes.

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