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The overtly diabetogenic character of CD4 T cells bearing the BDC-2.5, BDC-10.1, or BDC-6.9 TCR is shown, for example, in engineered NOD mice expressing retrovirus-encoded TCRs (TCR retrogenics [Rgs]). Unlike TCRs reacting with insulin, IA2β, or GAD65 epitopes, which induced limited or no disease, both BDC-2.5 and BDC-10.1 TCRs induced insulitis and 100% diabetes incidence, with a lower ID₅₀ value in the case of the BDC-10.1 TCR. In comparison, the diabetogenic potential of the BDC-6.9 TCR was less marked in the Rg setting, yet ∼60% of BDC-6.9 TCR–Rg mice became diabetic. In addition, diabetes is accelerated in some BDC-6.9 TCR–transgenic (Tg) mice.
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