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From: Decrease of peripheral blood mucosal‐associated invariant T cells and impaired serum Granzyme-B production in patients with gastric cancer

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Proportion and absolute number of MAIT cells in GC and HC. Total of 87 GC patients (49 cases with chemotherapy, 38 cases without chemotherapy) and 56 HC, which gender- and age-matched, provided the research samples. In addition, 16 samples were obtained from GC patients to determine the percentage of MAIT cells among CD3+ total T cells before and after chemotherapy. The CD3+TCRγδVα7.2+CD161+ MAIT cells were determined by fluorescent assays. a Differences in the proportion and absolute number of MAIT cells (104/ml) in peripheral blood from GC patients and healthy controls. Moreover, the proportion and absolute number of MAIT cells (104/ml) from GC patients’ peripheral blood were compared with or without chemotherapy. b Frequency and absolute number of MAIT cells in the same GC patients before and after chemotherapy

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