Glad this thread is helpful; here's a couple more to add to the list:
CD 21: Receptor for the c3d component of complement and EBV .
CD 34: Early lymphohematopoeitic stem cell and progenator cell and function for cell- to- cell adhesion
Some extra info to add on what has already been said:
1. CD2--> Associated with T-antigen receptor/
"LFA2"
2. CD3--> Signal transduction complement of T-cells
3. CD4--> Found on all Helper T-lymphocytes
4. CD8--> Found on all Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes
5. CD10-->
CALLA (Common Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Antigen) Functions as a metalloendopeptidase
(Zn dep)/ Deactivated by chellators
6. CD16--> Fc receptor involved in binding to immune complexes and promoting antibody-dep cell mediated cytotoxicity. (NK cells)
7. CD19--> Is positive at the
pro- B-cell stage/ MHC II antigens
8. CD20--> positive in a
pro-B-cell
9. CD21--> As well as CD 19, form a receptor complex during B-cell activation.
10. CD56--> Marker for NK cells
11. TCR --> is positive once the T-cell has left the Bone marrow
Some things to watch out for:
12. Mature B-cell--> "naive" Will show both IgM
and IgD
13. Mature T-cell--> will either be CD4 or CD8 not both
14. MHC I is stabilized by CD8
15. MHC II is stabilized by CD4
(Pro-cell stage)
16. immature T-cell is NEITHER CD4 nor CD8
I'll try to post a chart of what you see at each B-cell and T-cell stage as markers later on, and please add to the list if you have extra info.
