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Activated B-lymphocytes (CD23) in the blood
Last reviewed: 12.03.2024
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The normal number of CD23-lymphocytes in the blood in adults is 6-12%.
CD23-lymphocytes characterize the activity of the immune response to mitogens. Increased activated B-lymphocytes (CD23) in the blood may indicate the development of an autoimmune or atopic inflammatory process.
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