Establishing methodology and clinical application of detection of T lymphocyte subsets by three-colour immunofluorescence
Xing Zhang
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Xing Zhang
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Objective:To investigate the detection and clinical application of T lymphocyte subsets by three-colour immunofluorescence.Methods:The proportion of Th1/Th2 and Tc1/Tc2 cells in the peripheral blood of 15 CA patients and 15 health controls were detected by three-colour immunofluorescent flow cytometry.Results:Results tested by flow cytometry are stable.Compared to health controls,Thl,Tc1 cells and Tcl/Tc2 ratio in CA patients are all decreased(P0.05).Conclusion:Three-colour immunofluorescence flow cytometry is a precise and sensitive method in detecting T lymphocyte subsets.
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Objective:To investigate the detection and clinical application of T lymphocyte subsets by three-colour immunofluorescence.Methods:The proportion of Th1/Th2 and Tc1/Tc2 cells in the peripheral blood of 15 CA patients and 15 health controls were detected by three-colour immunofluorescent flow cytometry.Results:Results tested by flow cytometry are stable.Compared to health controls,Thl,Tc1 cells and Tcl/Tc2 ratio in CA patients are all decreased(P0.05).Conclusion:Three-colour immunofluorescence flow cytometry is a precise and sensitive method in detecting T lymphocyte subsets.
Key concepts: Immunofluorescence, Flow cytometry, Lymphocyte subsets, Cytometry, Lymphocyte, Indirect immunofluorescence, Medicine, T lymphocyte