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Expression and significance of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocytes of patients with mixed connetive tissue disease

Congpu Gao, Qing Zhao, Baoping Chen, Jun Shi, Fang Chen

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Objective To investigate the changes of expression of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocyte subpopulations inpreliminary -diagnosis and post- treatment patients with mixed connetive tissue disease.Methods The expression of costimulators CD28 /CD152 and marks of lymphocyte cell CD3/CD4/CD8 on lymphocyte subsets in inpreliminary -diagnosis and post -treatment patients with mixed connetive tissue disease was deter mined by flow cytometry.Results The CD28 expressed on CD4 + T and CD8 + T cells were significantly decreased(P < 0.05)in post - treatment patients.The CD152expressed on CD8 +T cell was significantly decreased(P < 0.05)in post- treatment patients,while CD152 expressed on CD8 +T was signifantly increased(P < 0.05).Conclusions The changes of expression of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocytes may play an important role in immune dysfunction of MCTD patients. Key words: Costimulatory molecule ;  Mixed connetive tissue diease ;  T lymphocyte subpopulations ;

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Objective To investigate the changes of expression of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocyte subpopulations inpreliminary -diagnosis and post- treatment patients with mixed connetive tissue disease.Methods The expression of costimulators CD28 /CD152 and marks of lymphocyte cell CD3/CD4/CD8 on lymphocyte subsets in inpreliminary -diagnosis and post -treatment patients with mixed connetive tissue disease was deter mined by flow cytometry.Results The CD28 expressed on CD4 + T and CD8 + T cells were significantly decreased(P < 0.05)in post - treatment patients.The CD152expressed on CD8 +T cell was significantly decreased(P < 0.05)in post- treatment patients,while CD152 expressed on CD8 +T was signifantly increased(P < 0.05).Conclusions The changes of expression of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocytes may play an important role in immune dysfunction of MCTD patients. Key words: Costimulatory molecule ;  Mixed connetive tissue diease ;  T lymphocyte subpopulations ;

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Objective To investigate the changes of expression of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocyte subpopulations inpreliminary -diagnosis and post- treatment patients with mixed connetive tissue disease.Methods The expression of costimulators CD28 /CD152 and marks of lymphocyte cell CD3/CD4/CD8 on lymphocyte subsets in inpreliminary -diagnosis and post -treatment patients with mixed connetive tissue disease was deter mined by flow cytometry.Results The CD28 expressed on CD4 + T and CD8 + T cells were significantly decreased(P < 0.05)in post - treatment patients.The CD152expressed on CD8 +T cell was significantly decreased(P < 0.05)in post- treatment patients,while CD152 expressed on CD8 +T was signifantly increased(P < 0.05).Conclusions The changes of expression of costimulatory molecule on peripheral blood lymphocytes may play an important role in immune dysfunction of MCTD patients. Key words: Costimulatory molecule ;  Mixed connetive tissue diease ;  T lymphocyte subpopulations ;

Key concepts: CD28, CD8, Flow cytometry, CD3, Immune system, T lymphocyte, Lymphocyte, Immunology

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