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Table 4 Frequency of three monocyte subsets in different diseases

From: Monocyte and macrophage differentiation: circulation inflammatory monocyte as biomarker for inflammatory diseases

Disease

CD14 ++CD16 -(Classical, phagocytic)

CD14 ++CD16 +(Intermediate, inflammatory)

CD14 +CD16 ++(Non-classical, patrolling)

Functional change associated with CD14 ++CD16 -MC expansion

PMID #

Congestive HF

 

6.4%↑

 

CD143 (ACE) ↑, Creatine↑, GFR↓, albumin↓

20364047

CKD

 

42 → 70 cells/μl

55 → 130 cells/μl

 

20943670

RA

 

5%↑

 

Th17 cells expansion

22006178

AAA

 

2.24%↑

1.9%↑

 

23348634

Stroke

 

3%↑

3%↓

 

19293821

HIV-2

 

7%↑

 

Myeloid dendritic cell depletion

23460749

Sepsis

No change

11.5%↑

6%↑

Phagocytosis↓, CD86↑, HLA-DR↓, IL-1β↓, IL-10↑

12028567

Sepsis

9.5%↓

12%↑

3.4%↓

HLA-DR↓, TNFα & IL-1β ↓,IL-10↑

19604380

Hepatitis B

6.2%↓

3.3%↑

2.5%↑

HLA-DR↑,TNF α ↑, IL-6↑, IL1β ↑, Th17 cells expansion

21390263

HIV

2.5%↓

3%↑

3%↑

CD163(scavenger receptor)↑

21625498

Denque fever

12 ~ 18%↓

3 ~ 7%↑

 

HLA-DR ↓, ICAM ↑, serum TNFα↑, IL-18 ↑, IFNγ ↑ ,

20113369

Tuberculosis

10%↓

9%↑

13%↑

TNFα ↑, apoptosis↑, Il-10↓

21621464

  1. Circulating classical (CD14++CD16-, also described as CD14+ CD16-, phagocytic), intermediate (CD14++CD16+, also described as CD14+ CD16+, inflammatory) and non-classical (CD14+ CD16++, also described as CD14dimCD16+, patrolling) MC counts were examined in human disease as indicated. The percentage change of monocyte subsets and some functional measurements are recorded. We used PMID # to cite individual manuscripts reporting these studies. ACE, angiotensin converting factor; GFR, glomerular filtration rate; CD86, co-stimulatory molecule, HLA-DR, human leukocyte antigen DR (MHC-II, major histocompatibility complex class II); RA, rheumatoid arthritis; AAA, abdominal aortic aneurysms; HF, heart failure; CKD, chronic kidney disease; GFR, glomerular filtration rate; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; ↑, increase; ↓, decrease; →, change to.