Dayna Bushell, Jonathan Kah Huat Tan, Jessica Smith, Christian Moro
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目的：生物节律对人体生理的影响已得到充分说明。随着用于预防性医疗保健、临床和生理学研究的常规血液检测越来越多，优化检测效果至关重要。本研究旨在确定在小样本量中使用手指刺血评估外周淋巴细胞流行率的昼夜变化是否可行：方法：使用多色流式细胞术，在上午 8 点和下午 5 点采集 8 名参与者的 25 µL 指尖血样，评估淋巴细胞的流行率：结果：在下午 5 点的样本中，TH 细胞和 B 细胞的比例明显较高，而 NK 细胞在上午的比例明显较高。T细胞、白细胞和细胞毒性T细胞没有明显变化：昼夜变化的检测结果表明，小容量血液可用于检测淋巴细胞的变化。所需的血量较少，为临床和研究提供了一种新的检测方法。
The identification of diurnal variations on circulating immune cells by finger prick blood sampling in small sample sizes: a pilot study.
Objective: There are well-described impacts of biological rhythms on human physiology. With the increasing push for routine blood tests for preventative medical care and clinical and physiological research, optimizing effectiveness is paramount. This study aimed to determine whether it is feasible to assess diurnal variations of peripheral lymphocyte prevalence using finger prick blood in a small sample size.
Methods: Using polychromatic flow cytometry, the prevalence of lymphocytes was assessed using 25 µL fingertip blood samples at 8 AM and 5 PM from 8 participants.
Results: TH cells and B cells showed significantly higher percentages in the 5 PM samples, whereas NK cells demonstrated a significantly higher morning percentage. T cells, leukocytes, and cytotoxic T cells showed no significant changes.
Conclusion: The detection of diurnal variations demonstrates that small blood volumes can be used to detect lymphocyte variations. The lower blood volume required provides a new testing method for clinical and research settings.
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