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Lymphocyte Subsets
Also known as : [B and T cell Markers],[CD8],[Immune Deficiency],[Immunodeficiency Markers]


Blood
Test performed by: LabPLUS Cell Markers


For Investigation of Immunodeficiency

The absolute numbers of CD3 (total T lymphocytes), CD4 (T helper lymphocytes), CD8 (T suppressor/cytotoxic lymphocytes), CD 19 (B lymphocytes) and CD 56 (NK lymphocytes) positive cells may be determined by flow cytometry in the Cell Markers Section of the Haematology Laboratory.

For all queries, including specimen requirements and results, contact the Cell Marker section of the Haematology laboratory ( Ext22061 or 22075),

or via Lablink 22000 or (09) 307-8995 or 0800 522 758 .


Specimen Collection

For samples collected within the Auckland region:


Heparin

2 mL Adult Heparin Blood (Preferred)

Note: PST (light green cap) tubes are not suitable.


Heparin

0.5 mL Paediatric Heparin Whole Blood (Preferred)

EDTA

2 mL Adult EDTA Blood

EDTA

0.5 mL Paediatric EDTA Whole Blood

Samples outside Auckland region:


Reference Intervals

REFERENCE INTERVAL: Lymphocyte subpopulation: cells/uL

Adult cells/uL
CD3 780 - 2600
CD4 500 - 1650
CD8 210 - 1200
CD19 80 - 600
CD56 40 - 500

Paediatric: (cells/ul) Neonatal 1wk - 2mths 3 - 9 mths 10 - 24 mths 2 - 5 yrs
CD3 600 - 5000 2300 - 7000 2300 - 6700 1500 - 7500 900 - 4500
CD4 400 - 3500 1700 - 5300 1400 - 5000 900 - 5000 500 - 2400
CD8 200 - 1900 400 - 1700 500 - 1900 400 - 2200 300 - 1600
CD19 400 - 1100 600 - 1900 600 - 1900 600 - 2900 200 - 2100
CD56 100 - 1900 200 - 1400 100 - 1100 200 - 1300 100 - 1000

Uncertainty Of Measurement (UOM):

UOM for absolute results
CD3 6 %
CD4 9 %
CD8 11 %
CD19 12 %
CD56 14 %



Turnaround Time: Within 2 days
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Last updated at 13:45:02 26/09/2024