Figure 2
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NF-kB nuclear translocation in NK cells of HER2-positive and HER2-negative patients throughout NC. a Quantification of the nuclear translocation of NF-kB in NK cells of HER2-positive (HER2+; black dots; n = 12) and HER2-negative patients (HER2−; white dots; n = 10) at diagnosis and during NC, and in healthy donors (DONORS; gray dots; n = 10). b Analysis performed within HER2-positive patients comparing NF-kB nuclear translocation observed in NK cells of patients undergoing a pathological complete response (pCR, black dots; n = 5) with that measured in case of partial response (pPR, white dots; n = 7) throughout NC, and with levels found in healthy donors (gray dots; n = 10). *p < 0.05 comparing values observed in case of complete response with those measured in partial responders. c Comparison of NF-kB nuclear translocation observed in the NK cells of HER2-negative patients achieving a pathological Complete response (pCR, black dots; n = 3) with levels measured in NK cells of HER2-negative partial responders (pPR, white dots; n = 7) during NC, and with the amount noticed in NK cells from healthy donors (gray dots; n = 10). d Representative plots obtained by Multispectral Flow Cytometry showing typical histograms of NK cells without (upper plot) or with (lower plot) the nuclear translocation of NF-kB. Representative cell pictures are shown. W week, pCR pathological complete response, pPR pathological partial response; **p < 0.05 in respect to the corresponding diagnosis values.