IMMUNOLOGY - Roitt I. - Mir 2000
Appendices
Appendix II: CD Markers
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The table below presents the currently described CD markers of hematopoietic Cells and their distribution. Cell Abbreviations:
B – basophils;
DC – dendritic cells;
LC – Langerhans cells;
LSC – lymphoid stem cells;
MSC – myeloid stem cells;
N – neutrophils;
P – progenitor cells;
PC – plasma cells;
SC – stem cells;
Thym – thymocytes;
MC – mast cells;
FDC – follicular dendritic cells;
End – endothelial cells;
Eo – eosinophils.
Abbreviations of the main families and superfamilies to which the CD markers belong (subunits of certain CD molecules belong to different families):
IgSF – immunoglobulin superfamily;
Scav - scavenger receptor superfamily;
TM4 - family of transmembrane Proteins spanning the membrane four times;
TM7 - family of G protein-coupled transmembrane receptor proteins spanning the membrane seven times;
ZnMP - zinc-containing metalloproteinase;
intα - α-integrin family;
intβ - β-integrin family;
Carb - CARBOHYDRATES;
CCP - Complement control proteins;
Clec - proteins containing C-type lectin-like domains;
CytR — hematopoietic cytokine receptor family;
TNFR - tumor necrosis factor (TNF) and nerve growth factor receptor family;
Muc - mucin family;
TNF - TNF-like proteins;
CAM - Cell Adhesion molecule
The symbol "w" (workshop) indicates that the CD marker identification is provisional.
Molecule expressed
Molecule expressed by a subpopulation only
Molecule not expressed or expression not yet determined
* Molecule expressed on activated cells only
More detailed information on many CD markers can be found in the CD guides (http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pfow).
Last update: 13/08/2026
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