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a, Tritiated thymidine ( 3H-dT) proliferation assay of primary human T cells stimulated in co-culture in vitro with autologous peripheral blood-derived monocytes or differentiated macrophages that were pre-exposed to varying doses of R-2-HG. n = 20 individual monocyte–T cell co-cultures. n = 19 individual macrophage–T cell co-cultures. Statistical significance was assessed by two-tailed Spearman correlation analysis ( P corr) between 20 and 19 x– y pairs and by two-tailed Student’s t-tests between 0 mM and 20 mM conditions ( P 0 mM vs. 20 mM). cpm, counts per minute. b, c, Protein abundance of CD86, CD80 and HLA-DR on unstimulated and stimulated peripheral blood-derived monocytes treated with R-2-HG as determined by flow cytometry. b, Representative flow cytometry pseudocolor plot from one healthy donor. LPS, lipopolysaccharide. c, Quantification of CD86 +, CD80 + and HLA-DR + macrophages. Statistical significance was determined by two-tailed Student’s t-tests; n = 6 healthy human donors. d, Intracellular measurements of R-2-HG in primary macrophages after incubation in vitro with R-2-HG and stimulation with IFN-γ and LPS for 24 h. Nonlinear regression is shown. n = 3 experimental repeats. e, Intracellular measurements of R-2-HG in cells overexpressing the indicated SLC isoforms after incubation in vitro with R-2-HG for 24 h. Statistical significance was determined by one-way ANOVA in combination with Tukey’s test. n = 3 experimental repeats. EC, extracellular; IC, intracellular. f, DNA-microarray screen of macrophages from human donors ( n = 8) treated with exogenous R-2-HG in a matched-pair analysis. Ingenuity pathway analysis of the dataset, indicating a TCDD-induced regulated canonical network. g, Induction of AHR target genes in monocyte-derived macrophages by varying doses of R-2-HG or l-Kyn as determined by a PCR assay. Fold changes relative to vehicle treatment are shown ( n = 5–6 independent healthy donors). h, Pseudotime analysis of stepwise changes between control clusters (C3) and clusters enriched for cells from IDH-WT GBMs (C0, C1) and IDH-mutant GBMs (C2), respectively. Analysis was conducted on n = 1,957 cells from control patients, n = 690 cells from IDH-mutant GBMs and n = 809 cells from IDH-WT GBMs. i, Analysis of infiltrating hematopoietic myeloid cells along the trajectories shown in Fig. 3d with UMAP representations color coded for RaceID clusters and cumulative expression of the AHR activation signature. j, ELISA for IL-10 and TGF-β in bone marrow-derived macrophages (BMDMs) from Ahr +/+ versus Ahr −/− mice exposed to increasing concentrations of R-2-HG in vitro. Nonlinear regression is shown. Statistical significance was determined by two-tailed Student’s t-test at a concentration of 10 −2 M. n = 3 Ahr +/+ versus n = 3 Ahr − /− mice. k, Flow cytometry analysis of macrophages isolated from GL261 tumors intracranially implanted in Ahr +/+ ( n = 10, of which IDH-WT n = 6 and IDH-mutant n = 4) versus Ahr −/− ( n = 12, of which IDH-WT n = 6 and IDH-mutant n = 6) mice. Box and whiskers (minimum to maximum, median as center) are shown. Statistical significance was determined by one-way ANOVA in combination with Tukey’s test. l, IL-10 ELISA of hemisphere washout from GL261 IDH-mutant tumor-bearing Ahr +/+ ( n = 12 matched samples) versus Ahr −/− ( n = 6 matched samples) mice. Autologous contralateral hemispheres were used as controls. m, AHR translocation reporter assay. Time-dependent quantification of AHR translocation based on the DRE-GFP reporter. Arbitrary units (AU) are shown. Representative experiment of three independent repeats outlined in Extended Data Fig. 4i. n, Luciferase-based endpoint reporter assay for AHR translocation. Reporter assay after treatment with the indicated compounds for 6 h. CMV-luciferase (CMV_Luc) was used as the positive control ( n = 3 independent assay runs, each using two different transduced cell lines for R-2-HG and l-Kyn conditions). RLU, relative luminescence units. o, Left, AHR reporter assay after treatment with increasing doses of R-2-HG or vehicle (PBS) for 6 h. Right, AHR reporter assay after treatment with increasing doses of l-Kyn or vehicle (PBS) for 6 h. Cells were kept in RPMI 1640 medium containing 5 mg l −1 l-Trp with FBS or l-Trp-free medium with dialyzed FBS. Data are represented as means of n = 3 independent assay runs, with s.e.m. projected as error bands. p, Macrophage T cell-suppression assay. BMDMs were differentiated in vitro with R-2-HG or vehicle in medium containing 5 mg l −1 l-Trp with FBS or l-Trp-free medium with dialyzed FBS for 24 h. Cells were then co-cultured with stimulated syngeneic T cells for 72 h. Relative measurements (R-2-HG/vehicle, %/%) of IFN-γ + or GrzB + T cells are shown. Statistical significance was determined by two-tailed Student’s t-tests. n = 6 (IFN-γ) or n = 8 (proliferation, GrzB) paired samples from three individual mice as BMDM and T cell donors. If not mentioned otherwise, all data are represented as mean ± s.e.m. PBMCs were expanded under exposure to mutant H3K27M (p14-40) peptide to enrich peptide-reactive T cell clones. Briefly, cells were thawed, transferred into X-Vivo20 (Lonza, BE04-380Q) medium supplemented with 2% AB serum (Sigma, H4522) and rested overnight as described above. On day 1, cell suspensions were adjusted to 1 × 10 6 cells ml −1 and half of the available volume was plated at 500 µl per well into a 24-well plate. All remaining cells were plated at the same density in a second 24-well plate. Individual wells were pulsed with either (1) 4 µg ml −1 H3-mut (p14-40), (2) 4 µg ml −1 H3-wt (p14-40) or (3) no peptide to control for unspecific expansion. Both plates were placed in a 37 °C CO 2 incubator. After 4 h, non-adherent cells of the plate that was not pulsed with peptide were plated on top of peptide-pulsed cells at a final concentration of 1 × 10 6 cells ml −1 and per well.

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