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Mayo Clinic Laboratories

Test Code LS6 Lymphocyte Subset 6

Specimen and Container/Tube

Specimen Type: Whole blood

Preferred Specimen: lavender top

Other Acceptable specimens: not applicable 

Volume

Preferred Volume: 4.0 mL

Minimum Volume: 1.0 mL

Specimen Stability

Storage Temperature

Stability

Room temperature

(20 - 25°C)

24 hours 

Refrigerated

(2 - 10°C)

not acceptable

Frozen

(-20°C)

not acceptable

Specimen Handling and Transport Instructions

UCMC Onsite Instructions: Collect specimen per standard collection procedure and send to laboratory immediately.

UCMC Offsite and UC MedLab Outreach Instructions: Collect specimen per standard collection procedure and send to laboratory immediately. Specimens must be received within 24 hours. If transport is delayed, retain specimen at room temperature. 

Rejection Criteria

  • Common specimen rejected situations include: incorrect specimen type, insufficient volume, missing or incomplete specimen identifiers, incorrect specimen transport, or specimens outside stability limits. 
  • Frozen or heated specimens will be rejected
  • Clotted or quantity not sufficient specimens are not suitable for testing and will be rejected 

 

Reference Values

Analyte

Age

Sex

Reference Range

Absolute lymphocyte count

3 months

Male and female

3400 – 7600

Absolute lymphocyte count

6 months

Male and female

3900 – 9000

Absolute lymphocyte count

1 year

Male and female

3400 – 9000

Absolute lymphocyte count

2 years

Male and female

3600 – 8900

Absolute lymphocyte count

6 years

Male and female

2300 – 5400

Absolute lymphocyte count

12 years

Male and female

1900 – 3700

Absolute lymphocyte count

12 years and up

Male and female

1200 – 3265

CD3 percent

3 months

Male and female

53 – 84

CD3 percent

6 months

Male and female

51 – 77

CD3 percent

1 year

Male and female

49 – 76

CD3 percent

2 years

Male and female

53 – 75

CD3 percent

6 years

Male and female

56 – 75

CD3 percent

12 years

Male and female

60 – 76

CD3 percent

12 years and up

Male and female

61 – 82

CD3 absolute count

3 months

Male and female

2500 – 5500

CD3 absolute count

6 months

Male and female

2500 – 5600

CD3 absolute count

1 year

Male and female

1900 – 5900

CD3 absolute count

2 years

Male and female

2100 – 6200

CD3 absolute count

6 years

Male and female

1400 – 3700

CD3 absolute count

12 years

Male and female

1200 – 2600

CD3 absolute count

12 years and up

Male and female

828 – 2328

CD4 percent

3 months

Male and female

35 – 64

CD4 percent

6 months

Male and female

35 – 56

CD4 percent

1 year

Male and female

31 – 56

CD4 percent

2 years

Male and female

32 – 51

CD4 percent

6 years

Male and female

28 – 47

CD4 percent

12 years

Male and female

31 - 47

CD4 percent

12 years and up

Male and female

35 – 60

CD4 absolute count

3 months

Male and female

1600 – 4000

CD4 absolute count

6 months

Male and female

1800 – 4000

CD4 absolute count

1 year

Male and female

1400 – 4300

CD4 absolute count

2 years

Male and female

1300 – 4300

CD4 absolute count

6 years

Male and female

700 – 2220

CD4 absolute count

12 years

Male and female

650 – 1500

CD4 absolute count

12 years and up

Male and female

515 – 1642

CD8 percent

3 months

Male and female

12 – 28

CD8 percent

6 months

Male and female

12 – 23

CD8 percent

1 year

Male and female

12 – 24

CD8 percent

2 years

Male and female

14 – 30

CD8 percent

6 years

Male and female

16 – 30

CD8 percent

12 years

Male and female

18 – 35

CD8 percent

12 years and up

Male and female

14 – 38

CD8 absolute count

3 months

Male and female

560 – 1700

CD8 absolute count

6 months

Male and female

590 – 1600

CD8 absolute count

1 year

Male and female

500 – 1700

CD8 absolute count

2 years

Male and female

620 – 2000

CD8 absolute count

6 years

Male and female

490 – 1300

CD8 absolute count

12 years

Male and female

370 – 1100

CD8 absolute count

12 years and up

Male and female

212 – 887

CD4:CD8 Ratio

3 months

Male and female

1.3 – 5.3

CD4:CD8 Ratio

6 months

Male and female

1.5 – 4.7

CD4:CD8 Ratio

1 year

Male and female

1.3 – 4.7

CD4:CD8 Ratio

2 years

Male and female

1.1 – 3.6

CD4:CD8 Ratio

6 years

Male and female

0.9 – 2.9

CD4:CD8 Ratio

12 years

Male and female

0.9 – 4.3

CD4:CD8 Ratio

12 years and up

Male and female

0.9 – 3.3

Turnaround Time

Turnaround times are relative to the time the specimen is received in the test laboratory. 

 

STAT Turnaround Time: not available 

 

Routine Turnaround Time: 24 hours

 

Testing Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm and Saturday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Clinical Indications

  • T cell exhaustion/Asthenia 

Test Components

Absolute lymphocyte count, CD3 percent, CD3 absolute count, CD4 percent, CD4 absolute count, CD8 percent, CD8 absolute count, CD4:CD8 ratio, CD45+CD14+ percent, CD45+CD14+ absolute count, CD3+CD27-CD28- percent, CD3+CD27+CD28- absolute count

Methodology

Flow cytometry

CPT Codes

86355, 86356 x6,  86359

Collection Instructions

Collect specimen per standard laboratory collection procedures. 

Critical Values

not applicable

LOINC Codes

ABLY 30364-4, CD 33719-6 

Synonyms/Search Keywords

T cell exhaustion/Asthenia 

Last Reviewed Date

8/12/2024