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![a, b . Epifluorescence-based widefield imaging of CD8 + T-cells interacting with a monolayer of Lo U-2 OS WT (a) and Lo U-2 OS ICAM-1 (b) cells presenting N-Med ImmTACs. White arrowheads indicate the first detectable close-contacts marked by accumulation of fluorescent CD58-HaloTag expressed by the U-2 OS cells. Images are displayed as maximum-intensity projections. Scale bars, 5 µm. c . Fraction of CD8 + T-cells forming close contacts with N-Med ImmTAC-presenting U-2 OS cells after 5’ (n=3 videos). Error bars show SD. Data were compared using a Welch t test. d . Killing of U-2 OS cells by CD8 + T-cells over time measured using <t>Incucyte</t> imaging. Killing assays were performed using CD8 + T-cells from three donors, in triplicate. Error bars show SEM. Data for Lo U-2 OS WT and Lo U-2 OS ICAM-1 cells at selected time points (t = 3, 6, 9 h) were compared using a Wilcoxon signed-rank test. e . N-Med EC 50 values measured in co-cultures of CD8 + T-cells with U-2 OS WT and U-2 OS ICAM-1 cells. EC 50 values were determined as in Fig. 1; see also Fig. S4. Error bars correspond to the 95% CI. EC 50 values were compared using an F-test of normalised data. Three co-cultures were performed as biological repeats, with measurements in triplicate. Data were collected using CD8 + T-cells from at least two donors. f-n . Image-based analysis of CD8 + T-cells interacting with Lo U-2 OS WT and Lo U-2 OS ICAM-1 cells [n=6 videos each with >20 interacting T cells; comparisons are made with T cells interacting with non ImmTAC-presenting U-2 OS cells (Fig. 2e-g)]. f, g . Average number of close contacts formed per T cell versus time (f) and 5’ after detecting the first close contact (g). h, i . Average summed area of close contacts per T cell versus time (h) and 5’ after detecting the first close contact (i). j, k . Average areas (j) and diameters (k) of all close contacts l . Average area of individual close contacts versus time. m, n . Average cumulative area of the target-cell surface scanned by a single T cell versus time (m) and 5’ after detecting the first close contact (n). Data were compared using a Kruskal-Wallis test and post-hoc Dunn’s test for multiple comparisons. Violin plots indicate median and quartiles. Imaging experiments were performed using CD8 + T-cells from at least two donors.](https://bio-rxiv-images-cdn.bioz.com/dois_ending_with_15/10__1101_slash_2025__08__29__673015/10__1101_slash_2025__08__29__673015___F3.large.jpg)