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. 2020 Jan 20;12(2):292–305. doi: 10.4168/aair.2020.12.2.292

Table 6. Flow cytometry and genetic test findings of CTLA4 mutation patients (n = 3), PIK3CD mutation patients (n = 2) and undetermined common variable immune deficiency patients (n = 3).

Patient Sex Age (yr) FCM Genetic test
CD3+ T cells CD19+ B cells CD16/56+ NK cells FOXP3+ CD4+ cells Gene Mutation Amino acid Inheritance
Count (/µL) % Count (/µL) % Count (/µL) % Count (/µL) %
1 F 24 2,020 81 110 4 200 8 10.61 1.8 CTLA4 c.406C > T p.Pro136Ser AD
2 F 13 840 87 30 3 100 10 NT NT CTLA4 c.406C > T p.Pro136Ser AD
3 F 58 1,203 59 243 12 552 27 NT NT CTLA4 c.406C > T p.Pro136Ser AD
4 F 10 549 70 110 14 110 14 NT NT PIK3CD c.3061G > A p.Glu1021Lys AD
5 M 2 2,320 68 341 10 682 20 NT NT PIK3CD c.3061G > A p.Glu1021Lys AD
6 F 32 1,942 88 0 0 88 4 NT NT NT NT NT Unknown
7 M 3 3,239 91 71 2 178 5 NT NT NT NT NT Unknown
8 F 5 2,501 66 344 9 764 20 NT NT NT NT NT Unknown

FCM, flow cytometry; CD, cluster of differentiation; NK, natural killer; AD, autosomal dominant; F, female; M, male; NT, not test.