Altered Intracellular ATP Production by Activated CD4+ T-Cells in Very Preterm Infants

Table 1

Lymphocytes subpopulations at birth and at 30 days of age of infants enrolled in the study (WBC: white blood cells, N: neutrophils, L: lymphocytes, and NK: natural killer lymphocytes).

	Birth: 59 infants; Median (range)	30 days: 39 infants; Median (range)
WBC (n)	7350 (1170–119200)	10700 (4030–34650)
N (n)	1814 (283–97744)	4267 (908–23562)
N (%)	24.8 (4.3–88)	42 (8.9–75)
L (n)	3775 (903–10775)	4141 (557–10098)
L (%)	60 (6–86.8)	40 (4.4–74)
Pan T (CD3+)	2875 (668–8404.5)	2865 (701–5481)
Pan T (%)	73.9 (47–88)	64.5 (36–84)
CD4+/mL	1954 (388–6680.5)	1982 (438–4725)
CD4+ (% L tot)	54 (32–73)	45.5 (20–69)
CD8+ mL	673 (172–2312)	729.5 (198–2650.5)
CD8+ (% L tot)	18 (8–32)	16 (8–45)
CD4+/CD8+	2.92 (1.37–7.38)	2.67 (0.77–6.25)
NK/mL	242.25 (35.6–1536)	442.75 (15–1371)
NK (% L tot)	7 (1–24)	9.5 (1–42)
Pan B/mL	501 (60.56–3770)	829.35 (210–3635.3)
Pan B (%)	15 (2–30.6)	22.9 (9–41)