Application of flow cytometry in mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome
Yueping Zeng
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Yueping Zeng
Abstract
Flow cytometry (FCM) has been more and more widely applied in the researches of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma for its capability to rapidly and simultaneously analyze properties of multiple cells in a quantitative manner. Since FCM could detect abnormal immunophenotypes and monoclonality of neoplastic T cells using antibodies to T-cell superficial antigens and T-cell receptor beta-chain variable region families (TCR-V β), respectively, it has become an important tool for ancillary diagnosis and monitoring of Key words: Mycosis fungoides; Sezary syndrome; Flow cytometry; Lymphoma,T-cell; Skin
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Flow cytometry (FCM) has been more and more widely applied in the researches of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma for its capability to rapidly and simultaneously analyze properties of multiple cells in a quantitative manner. Since FCM could detect abnormal immunophenotypes and monoclonality of neoplastic T cells using antibodies to T-cell superficial antigens and T-cell receptor beta-chain variable region families (TCR-V β), respectively, it has become an important tool for ancillary diagnosis and monitoring of Key words: Mycosis fungoides; Sezary syndrome; Flow cytometry; Lymphoma,T-cell; Skin
Key concepts: Mycosis fungoides, Flow cytometry, Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, Peripheral T-cell lymphoma, Lymphoma, Pathology, Cutaneous lymphoma, Biology