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. 2009 Feb;155(2):189–198. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2249.2008.03809.x

Table 2c.

CD45RA+ROCD4+, platelet endothelial cell adhesion molecule (PECAM)-1+ (CD31+) CD45RA+ROCD4+ T cells and T cell receptor excision circles (TRECs)/106 PBMC in seven partial DiGeorge syndrome (pDGS) patients.

HR TRECs/106 MNC CD45RA+ROCD4+ (cells/µl) CD31+CD45RA+ROCD4+ (cells/µl) CD45RA+/CD45RO+CD4+ ratio
2* b.d.t. 570 (NR > 1100) 553 (NR > 730)§ < 1
4 60 429 (NR > 430) 298 (NR > 360)§ < 1
8 b.d.t. 270–275 (NR > 430) 165 (NR > 360)§ < 1
9 640 627 (NR > 1100) 572 (NR > 730)§ < 1
13 b.d.t. 223–312 (NR > 430) 182 (NR > 360)§ < 1

SR

11 10 600 864 (NR > 430) 798 (NR > 360)§ ≥ 1
18 13 000 846 (NR > 430) 702 (NR > 360)§ ≥ 1
*

Deceased patient.

Normal TREC content in healthy infants and children < 10 years of age (> 10 000 TREC/106 PBMC, according to Zhang et al.[16] and Lavi et al.[17]);

> P10 of CD45RA+ROCD4+ cells/µl (according to data from Shearer et al.[14]);

§

> P10 of CD31+(PECAM-1+)CD45RA+ROCD4+ T cells in healthy infants and children between 1 and 15 years of age (n = 75); b.d.t., below detection threshold; bold, abnormal; HR, high-risk patients; PBMC, peripheral blood mononuclear cells; SR, standard-risk patients.