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Author: Jing Liu; Sumeng Li; Jia Liu; Boyun Liang; Xiaobei Wang; Hua Wang; Wei Li; Qiaoxia Tong; Jianhua Yi; Lei Zhao; Lijuan Xiong; Chunxia Guo; Jin Tian; Jinzhuo Luo; Jinghong Yao; Ran Pang; Hui Shen; Cheng Peng; Ting Liu; Qian Zhang; Jun Wu; Ling Xu; Sihong Lu; Baoju Wang; Zhihong Weng; Chunrong Han; Huabing Zhu; Ruxia Zhou; Helong Zhou; Xiliu Chen; Pian Ye; Bin Zhu; Shengsong He; Yongwen He; Shenghua Jie; Ping Wei; Jianao Zhang; Yinping Lu; Weixian Wang; Li Zhang; Ling Li; Fengqin Zhou; Jun Wang; Ulf Dittmer; Mengji Lu; Yu Hu; Dongliang Yang; Xin Zheng
Title: Longitudinal characteristics of lymphocyte responses and cytokine profiles in the peripheral blood of SARS-CoV-2 infected patients
  • Document date: 2020_2_18
  • ID: 9xmeyrtu_14
    Snippet: However, the differences in CD4 T cell counts between the two groups did not reach a statistical significance at any time point ( Figure 2C ). The T cell counts started to gradually increase in the severe group starting at 7 days after disease onset, and reached comparable levels to those in the mild patients on day 16 after disease onset ( Figure 2A -C). No significant differences in B cell and NK cell counts were observed between the two groups.....
    Document: However, the differences in CD4 T cell counts between the two groups did not reach a statistical significance at any time point ( Figure 2C ). The T cell counts started to gradually increase in the severe group starting at 7 days after disease onset, and reached comparable levels to those in the mild patients on day 16 after disease onset ( Figure 2A -C). No significant differences in B cell and NK cell counts were observed between the two groups during the whole course of the disease ( Figure 2D and 2E).

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