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Lymphocyte subpopulations in uremics and in transplanted patients
Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology
|March 6, 1975
Abstract:
In 30 chronically uremics, 37 renal transplanted patients and 31 controls, the number of T- and B-cells was calculated as well as the lymphocyte response to the mitogens PHA, Con A and anti-B2m. In uremics the relative number of T-cells was normal, the number of B-cells was reduced and the response to mitogens was suppressed. During the early post transplantation period the relative number of both T- and B-cells was reduced as well as the mitogenic response. Following three months of successful transplantation the relative counts of T-cells and the response to mitogens returned to normal. The relative number of B-cells remained lowered however.