immunophenotype
Immunophenotypic analysis is an experimental tool that can be used to identify various leukemias and lymphomas and to assist in clinical assessment of efficacy and prognosis. Not all cells can be judged by immunophenotyping, and only cells with specific phenotypic markers can be phenotyped. Immunophenotyping generally refers to leukocyte differentiation markers on the surface of specific cells, such as the CD series phenotype. More than 300 leukocyte differentiation markers have been identified. Because of the differences in cells, the signs of each cell are also different, just like different people have different faces. There are abundant antigens on the surface of different immune cells, which can be used as surface markers of immune cells at different stages of differentiation. Lymphocyte subpopulation analysis is an important indicator for evaluating cellular immunity and humoral immunity. It can fully reflect the body's current immune function, status and balance level, and can assist in the diagnosis of some diseases, such as autoimmune diseases, immunodeficiency diseases, malignant tumors, Hematological diseases, allergic diseases, etc. Lymphocyte subpopulation analysis can study the pathogenesis of the disease, observe the therapeutic effect and predict the prognosis, which is of great significance.
Technical principle
Immunophenotypic analysis is an experimental tool that can be used to identify various leukemias and lymphomas and to assist in clinical assessment of efficacy and prognosis. Not all cells can be judged by immunophenotyping, and only cells with specific phenotypic markers can be phenotyped. Immunophenotype usually refers to leukocyte differentiation markers on the surface of specific cells, such as CD plus numbers. More than 300 leukocyte differentiation markers have been identified. Because of the differences in cells, the signs of each cell are also different, just like different people have different faces. There are abundant antigens on the surface of different immune cells, which can be used as surface markers of immune cells at different stages of differentiation. Lymphocyte subpopulation analysis is an important indicator for evaluating cellular immunity and humoral immunity. It can fully reflect the body's current immune function, status and balance level, and can assist in the diagnosis of some diseases, such as autoimmune diseases, immunodeficiency diseases, malignant tumors, Hematological diseases, allergic diseases, etc. Lymphocyte subpopulation analysis can study the pathogenesis of the disease, observe the therapeutic effect and predict the prognosis, which is of great significance.
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