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High Expression of Fas/CD95 on CD4+ Circulating T Cells: An Exclusion Criterion in the Diagnosis of Mycosis Fungoides?

Acta dermato-venereologica - 6 Jul 2017

Du-Thanh Aurélie, Portalès Pierre, Serre-Cousiné Anne, Girard Céline, Guillot Bernard, Dereure Olivier

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The aim of this 10-year monocentric prospective study was to determine a cut-off value of Fas/CD95 expression by peripheral blood CD4+ T lymphocytes in discriminating patients with mycosis fungoides from controls with cutaneous benign lymphocytic conditions. CD95 expression in peripheral blood CD4+ T lymphocytes was measured using flow cytometry in 330 patients referred for diagnosis: 104 with mycosis fungoides...

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PMID: 28206666
DOI: 10.2340/00015555-2632

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