Application of terminal effector T cell subsets in the preparation of kits for assisting in evaluating the severity of aplastic anemia
An aplastic and cell subset technology, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve problems such as the characteristic changes of terminal effector T cells in patients with AA that have not yet been seen, and achieve the effect of broad application prospects.
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[0062] (1) Blood was collected under the premise of signing informed consent with AA patients, and all samples were taken from intravenous EDTA anticoagulation on an empty stomach in the morning. A total of 16 peripheral blood samples were collected from patients with AA, including 8 cases of SAA and 8 cases of NSAA. At the same time, 20 samples of healthy people were collected, and this part of the research protocol has been approved by the ethics committee of the unit. At the same time, clinical data such as hemoglobin (HB), platelets (PLT) and absolute neutrophil count (ANC) of AA patients were collected (as shown in Table 1).
[0063] Table 1 Clinical data of AA patients
[0064] Numbering gender age diagnosis HB(g / L) PLT (10 9 / L)
ANC (10 9 / L)
A1 M 34 SAA 59 39 1.16 A2 M 25 SAA 68 20 0.53 A3 M 28 SAA 52 20 2.15 A4 M 28 SAA 87 22 0.4 A5 M 31 SAA 71 34 0.54 A6 F 20 SAA 68 6 0.1...
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