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Determining the presence of naive, memory, and activated T cells
in various clinical contexts including autoimmune diseases,
immunodeficiency states, T-cell recovery posthematopoietic
stem cell transplant, DiGeorge syndrome, and as a measure
for T-cell immune competence
Naive T cells results can be used a surrogate marker for thymic-derived
T-cell reconstitution, when used in conjunction with assessment of
T-cell receptor excision circles (#87959 "T-Cell Receptor Excision
Circles [TREC] Analysis for Immune Reconstitution")
Assessing a patient's relative risk for infections
Evaluation of patients with cellular or combined primary
immunodeficiencies
Evaluation of T-cell reconstitution after hematopoietic
stem cell transplant, chemotherapy, biological therapy,
immunosuppression or immunomodulator therapy
Evaluation of patients with autoimmune diseases
Evaluation of HIV-positive patients for naive and memory subsets
Evaluation of T-cell immune competence (presence of memory and
activated T cells) in patients with recurrent infections
Flow Cytometry
T Cell Phenotyping, Advanced
TCP
Activated T-cells
Activated T-Cells
CD27 T-cells
CD28 T-cells
CD4 T-cells
CD62L T-cells
CD8 T-cells
Central memory T-cells
DiGeorge syndrome T-cells
Effector memory T-cells
HIV T-cells
Immune competence T-cells
Immune reconstitution T-cells
Infection T-cells
Intestinal lymphangiectasia T-cells
Memory
MHC class II-positive T-cells
Naive
T-cell depletion T-cells