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Аллельный полиморфизм генА IFNγ при туберкулезе легких

Аллельный полиморфизм генА IFNγ при туберкулезе легких

Abstract

Резюме. С привлечением современных молекулярно-генетических и иммунологических методов исследования освещены некоторые аспекты иммунопатогенеза туберкулеза легких. Установлено, что иммуногенетическим фактором, обладающим протективным эффектом в отношении подверженности туберкулезу легких, является аллель Т и гомозиготный генотип ТТ полиморфизма +874А/Т гена IFNγ. Подверженность туберкулезной инфекции ассоциирована с аллелем А, а также с генотипами АА и АТ полиморфизма +874A/T гена IFNγ. Течение туберкулеза легких сопровождается повышением продукции IFNγ.Abstract. In present work, some immunogenetic aspects of pulmonary tuberculosis were studied, using modern techniques from molecular genetics and immunology. It is shown that carriage of Т allele and homozygous TT genotype in +874А/Т IFNγ gene polymorphism comprise a immunogenetic factor which correlated with a protective effect, regarding a susceptibility to pulmonary tuberculosis. Predisposition for tuberculosis infection is associated with A allele of this gene, as well as with АА and АТ genotypes of +874A/T IFNγ gene. Clinical evolution of pulmonary tuberculosis is accompanied by increase in IFNγ production.

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КЛЮЧЕВЫЕ СЛОВА: ТУБЕРКУЛЕЗ, ГАММА-ИНТЕРФЕРОН, ГЕННЫЙ ПОЛИМОРФИЗМ, KEYWORDS: TUBERCULOSIS, INTERFERON-γ

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