Fig. 3From: Long-lasting complete remission in a patient with systemic metastases of recurrent breast cancer treated with cyclin-dependent kinases 4/6 inhibitors: a case reportAnalysis by flow cytometry of the peripheral blood mononuclear cells showed that the population of immunosenescent T cells with a phenotype CD8+CD28− was 46.2% in this patient (a), 30.7% in another 72-year-old patient with breast cancer with bone metastases who had no previous treatment with and was currently being treated with abemaciclib (b), 46.4% in a healthy volunteer (c), and 64.8% in a patient with recurrent breast cancer treated with multiple cytotoxic agents (d). Blue circles indicated the population of immunosenescent T cells (CD8+CD28−)Back to article page