Flow panels intro Flashcards
hematogones are - and pos for
lymphoid precursors
CD34
First gate
CD45 vs SSC
CD45
leukocyte common antigen
CD14
mature monocyte marker
CD3 and NK cells
NK cells can express CD3 in the cytoplasm
CD4 and CD8 ratio is always measured in the
p blood
NK cell markers
CD16 and 56
Pan T cell markers other than CD3
CD2, CD5 and CD7
How to detect clonality in B cells
k or l
CD25
activated T cells
adult T cell lymphoma
HLA DR
all B cells
activated T cells (?), monocytes
CD30
anaplastic large T cell lymphoma
also activation marker
freq of TCR a/b and g/d
95%
lt 5% g/d
g/d TCR seen in
aggressive lymphoma such as hepato splenic T cell lymphoma
nu TdT
marker of immaturity
cy MPO
lineage marker
CD19 vs CD20
both are lineage associated I think
all B cell lymphomas express this
CD20 kinetics
on mature B cells and loose when become plasma cells
CD10
very early on B cells: when it is lost, called naive circulating B cells
which cells express CD10 other than B cells
segmented neutrophils
if they don’t have it, abn myeloid hyperplasia
CD34 and blast cells, eg. of leukemia
blast cells express CD34
ALL B type
in panel 10, CD45 is replaced by
CD20 for gating.
then look at CD5 pos
CD43
pan hematopoetic marker (even nRBC and plasma cells but not B cells express)
Certain CLL and SLL
CD103
intra-epithelial lymphocyte
hairy cell leukemia
CD23 and CD5
both pos for CLL and SLL
CD38 is used to differentiate between
pre and post germinal center cells (pre- and post mutated)
FMC17
linked to CD20 complex on surface of B cells
CD11c
myelo monocytic associated marker
splenic type B cell lymphoma
isotype of heavy chain is not used to assess
clonality
CD117
blasts are pos for CD117, CD34 and CD33
CD64
lineage associated monocytes
CD1a
langerhans histiocytosis
? T -ALL
CD38 vs CD138 top and bottom
top plasma cells bottom neuroendocrine (check if CD56 pos)
plasma cell repertoire
CD45 +/dim CD56 -/dim CD19+ CD20- CD27+ CD28- CD81+ CD117- k twice as l