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range of "normal" for T cells Jun 14, 2003 Is there a reference range for T cells that is based on age? In infected people, we know this terrible virus attacks the T cells. In non-infected people, do the T cell numbers also decline as a result of age? Is T cell reference range for infected and non-infected also somehow related to age? If you can reply, I will be grateful. Thanks... |
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 The range of cells does not change appreciably. It's the function of cells that does. | ||||||||
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