肺結核患者におけるTおよびBリンパ球のacid phosphataseおよびβ-glucuronidase活性

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Acid phosphatase and β-glucuronidase activities of T and B cells were studied cytochemically in 30 patients with pulmonary tuberculosis and 28 healthy controls. The results were as follows: 1. The absolute number of T cells significantly decreased in the cases of F, C and B types according to Gakken classification, and in the F.A. and M.A. cases according to NTA classification as compared to the control subjects. However, it significantly increased in the type D and the Min. cases as compared to the control subjects. 2. The absolute number of B cells tended to increase in the cases of D and B types, whereas it tended to decrease in the type F cases as compared to the control subjects. Although the absolute number of B cells significantly increased in the Min. cases, it tended to decrease in the F.A. cases as compared to the control subjects. 3. Acid phosphatase and β-glucuronidase activities of both T and B cells were significantly higher in the cases of F, B and C types, and in the F.A. and M.A. cases than in the control subjects. In the type D and the Min. cases, only β-glucuronidase activity of B cells was significantly higher than in the control subjects. 4. The two enzyme activities of both T and B cells in the cavitary cases were slightly higher than in the non-cavitary cases, but the difference was not statistically significant. 5. The two enzyme activities of both T and B cells tended to be higher in the bacillary cases than those with negative bacilli, but the difference was not significant. 6. Acid phosphatase activity significantly correlated with β-glucuronidase activity in both T and B cells. 7. Negative correlations were observed between the two enzyme activities and the absolute number of T and B cells.
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肺結核患者におけるTおよびBリンパ球のacid phosphataseおよびβ-glucuronidase活性

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