Figure 5. T-cell markers were detected in autosomal dominant neovascular inflammatory vitreoretinopathy (ADNIV) eyes. A: Lymph node tissue is a positive control for the T-cell marker, cluster of differentiation-3 (CD3), which was shown by the brown color reaction. B-C: In ADNIV eyes, the supraciliary space and vitreous showed CD3 positive cells. D-E: In control (non-ADNIV) phthisical eyes, CD3 positive cells were absent. F: Lymph node tissue is a positive control for the T-cell marker, cluster of differentiation-4 (CD4), which was shown by the brown color reaction. G-H: In ADNIV eyes, the supraciliary space and vitreous both showed CD4 positive cells. I-J: In control (non-ADNIV) phthisical eyes, CD4 positive cells were absent. K: Lymph node tissue is a positive control for the T-cell marker, cluster of differentiation-8 (CD8), which was shown by the brown color reaction. L: In ADNIV eyes, the supraciliary space showed CD8 positive cells. M: In the ADNIV vitreous, CD8 positive cells were absent. N-O: In control (non-ADNIV) phthisical eyes, CD8 positive cells were absent. The scale bar represents 50 μm.