Table 1. Percentages of CD45RA CD62L T... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1.

Percentages of CD45RA⁺CD62L⁺T cells versus CD95⁻ T cells in donors of different ages

Donors	Age	CD4⁺ Cells, %		CD8⁺ Cells, %
Donors	Age	CD45RA⁺CD62L⁺	CD95⁻	CD45RA⁺CD62L⁺	CD95⁻
RC	18	77	77	42	42
CA	20	51.3	52	30	30
SS	21	60	60	41.8	41
MA	59	52.7	53.2	45	45.5
MG	59	55.7	55	35.9	34
DSM	60	49.1	50.5	25.3	25
FM	72	63	63	6.9	7
AG	80	40	40	5.5	5.5
DMC	99	21	20	3	3
MC	100	39.1	38	8	7

Donors	Age	CD4⁺ Cells, %		CD8⁺ Cells, %
Donors	Age	CD45RA⁺CD62L⁺	CD95⁻	CD45RA⁺CD62L⁺	CD95⁻
RC	18	77	77	42	42
CA	20	51.3	52	30	30
SS	21	60	60	41.8	41
MA	59	52.7	53.2	45	45.5
MG	59	55.7	55	35.9	34
DSM	60	49.1	50.5	25.3	25
FM	72	63	63	6.9	7
AG	80	40	40	5.5	5.5
DMC	99	21	20	3	3
MC	100	39.1	38	8	7

The percentages of CD95⁻ T cells were obtained by staining PBMCs with the following combinations of FITC-, PE-, and CyChrome-conjugated mAbs: CD95, CD4 or CD8, and CD3. The percentages of CD45RA⁺CD62L⁺ T cells were obtained by staining PBMCs with CD45RA, CD62L and CD4, or CD8 mAbs. Data from 10 donors, 18-100 years of age, are shown.

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