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CD4 antigen A cell surface molecule present on T cells, monocytes, and macrophages that identifies them. It is the receptor for the human immunodeficiency virus associated with AIDS. SEE: cluster of differentiation.
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CD4 count This refers to the T-lymphocyte cell in the body which is directly affected by the HIV virus. The number of CD4 cells is a reflection of the state of the immune system. A normal CD4 count is approximately 800 to 1000. In general, HIV medications are started at a CD4 count of 500 or below. The formal definition for AIDs is a CD4 count below 200.
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