Clinical Significance of Measuring CD146+ Activated T Lymphocyte in Peripheral Blood of Patients with Malignant Tumor
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Abstract
Objective To study the changes of cluster of differentiation antigen 146 positive (CD146+) T lymphocyte in peripheral blood of patients with malignant tumor and its clinical significance. Methods CD3+CD146+ T lymphocyte in peripheral blood was detected in 47 normal control and 188 patients with malignant tumor by flow cytometry,and the amount and proportion change of CD146+ T lymphocyte in patients with malignant tumor were observed. Results (1)Compared with normal control, CD146+ activated T lymphocyte percentage(CD146+T/T) of total tumor group,liver cancer group,lung cancer group,esophageal carcinoma group,breast cancer, gastric cancer and pancreatic cancer group were obviously higher(P<0.001). (2)Compared with normal control,the gross of T lymphocyte in peripheral blood of tumor group was reduced (P<0.001),and there was no difference in number of CD146+ T lymphocyte in peripheral blood similar (P>0.05).(3)There was negative correlation between CD146+T percentage and T lymphocyte counts in peripheral blood of patients with malignant tumor(n=188,r=-0.297,P<0.001).(4)The percentage of CD146+T(CD146+T/T) was no significant difference between metastasis group and no metastasis group(P>0.05). Conclusion The percentage of CD146+ T lymphocyte in patients with tumor was increased, the changes may be an important aspect on antitumor immunoregulatory in malignant tumor patients.
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