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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2012 Jun 19;130(2):481–8.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2012.05.043

TABLE I.

Immunologic studies

Patient VI:5 Patient VI:2 Patient V:3 Patient V:4 Patient V:5
Serum immunoglobulins
 IgG (660-1350 mg/dL) 1,760 1,330 200 218 419
 IgM (56-350 mg/dL) 52 159 187 68 93
 IgA (70-312 mg/dL) 79 332 <22 <35 <0.93
 IgE (1.5-114 IU/mL) 99 12.5 <20 ND 22
Lymphocytes (cells/μL)
 CD3+ cells (700-2100) 2,700 (73%) 1,575 (79%) 823 (72%) 1,089 (77%) 1,557 (79%)
 CD4+ cells (300-1400) 1,290 (35%) 941 (10%) 342 (30%) 596 (42%) 1,060 (54%)
 CD8+ cells (200-900) 1,590 (43%) 700 (35%) 617 (54%) 540 (38%) 0.628 (32%)
 CD19+ cells (100-500) 520 (14%) 200 (10%) 91 (8%) 43 (3%) 196 (10%)
 CD16/CD56+ cells (90-600) 370 (10%) 120 (6%) 194 (17%) 142 (10%) 216 (11%)
Proliferation (cpm)*
 PHA patient (control subject) 245,369 (128,631) 193,826 (128,631) 5,461 (53,398) 9,594 (53,398) 2,547 (53,398)
 ConA patient (control subject) 139,516 (97,565) 109,047 (97,565) ND ND ND
 Anti-CD3 patient (control subject) ND ND 22,683 (41,866) 4,928 (41,866) 3,550 (41,866)

Values in parentheses are values for healthy adult control subjects. Percentages indicate the percentage of the individual subsets in the lymphocyte gate.

ND, Not done.

*

Measurement of T-cell proliferation for patients VI.5 and VI.2 was done in a different laboratory than measurement of proliferation for patients V.3, V.4, and V.5. The results of a healthy control subject examined the same day are shown in parentheses.