SECONDARY IMMUNE DEFICIENCY IN CHILDREN IN TRANSBAIKALIA

Y. V. Palshina; G. I. Bisharova; N. I. Zyubina; E. E. Gergesova; O. E. Bartukhina

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SECONDARY IMMUNE DEFICIENCY IN CHILDREN IN TRANSBAIKALIA

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Feb 2014 Russian Publisher:Scientific Сentre for Family Health and Human Reproduction ProblemsJournal:Acta Biomedica Scientifica (issn: 2541-9420,

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Authors: Y. V. Palshina; G. I. Bisharova; N. I. Zyubina; E. E. Gergesova; O. E. Bartukhina;

SECONDARY IMMUNE DEFICIENCY IN CHILDREN IN TRANSBAIKALIA

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The article on the basis of our own and literary data presents the estimation of the role of some herpes viruses in the development of respiratory pathology in sickly children in Transbaikalia. The structure of respiratory pathology was studied and the status of humoral immunity chain were examined in the selected group of children. The influence of the carriage of human herpes virus type 6, Epstein - Barr virus and cytomegalovirus on the state of immune system of sickly children was studied.

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herpes virus, sickly children, Science, Q, epstein - barr virus, immune deficiency, cytomegalovirus

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