Table 3.

CD27-defined B-cell subsets in young and elderly subjects


Subject

Age, y

% CD27+
Young subjects   
   C11   19   29.8  
   C12*  21   34.0  
   C13*  20   32.3  
   C14*  23   23.8  
   C15*  25   22.4  
   Y12   23   12.9  
   Y13   27   42.0  
   Y14   23   22.7  
   Y14   26   24.8  
   Y15   27   16.8  
   Mean   23   26.2  
   SD   3   8.6  
Elderly subjects   
   E01   76   64.1  
   E06   65   39.1  
   E07   79   27.3  
   E08   77   41.3  
   E20   69   45.0  
   Mean   73   43.4 
   SD
 
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13.4
 

Subject

Age, y

% CD27+
Young subjects   
   C11   19   29.8  
   C12*  21   34.0  
   C13*  20   32.3  
   C14*  23   23.8  
   C15*  25   22.4  
   Y12   23   12.9  
   Y13   27   42.0  
   Y14   23   22.7  
   Y14   26   24.8  
   Y15   27   16.8  
   Mean   23   26.2  
   SD   3   8.6  
Elderly subjects   
   E01   76   64.1  
   E06   65   39.1  
   E07   79   27.3  
   E08   77   41.3  
   E20   69   45.0  
   Mean   73   43.4 
   SD
 
6
 
13.4
 

A panel of healthy young and elderly donors that included some individuals (C11-C15) used for studies of B-cell or B-cell subset kinetics and others not studied kinetically (Y12-Y15, E20) was analyzed for the proportion of CD27+ (memory) cells among CD19+ PBMCs.

*

Indicates that the percentage of CD27+ cells was obtained from the sort windows set up to separate B-cell subsets for kinetic analysis

P < .01 for CD27+ elderly versus young by 2-tailed Student t test

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