CERVICAL MUCUS NEUTROPHILS FUNCTIONAL STATUS INTERACTION WITH THE SPECIES COMPOSITION OF VAGINAL LACTOBACILLI IN PREGNANT WOMEN

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Aim. Of the study is to assess cervical mucus neutrophils functional status depend on dominant lactobacillus strain in I trimester of pregnancy women. Material and methods. We definded 40 lactobacillus strains obtained from the genital tract of the pregnant women. We used mass spectrometry analysis to identify vaginal lactobacilli and evaluated biofilm formation. Also, we studied cervical mucus neutrophils viability, lysosomal activity, spontaneous and induced NBT test (Nitroblue Tetrazolium test), ability to absorb the latex particles. Isolated strains were divided into 3 groups depending on presence or absence of vaginal or cervical channel infectious diseases. Results. We identified 5 lactobacilli types: L. jensenii, L. mspatus, L. аcidophilus, L. gasseri, L. delbrueckii among 40 definded strains. We determined different intensity of phagocytosis depending on dominant strain in normocenosis. With the L. crispatus prevalence demonstrated the least intensity of phagocytosis compared with L. acidophilus and L.jensenii. Lactobacilli able to intensively produce biomatrix in condition of genital infection. Thus blocking antigenic potential and result in absence of NBT-reducing power of neutrophilic granulocytes and reduction antimicrobial protection of pregnant women genital tract mucosa. Conclusion. The indicators of neutrophils functional status depend on dominant lactobacilli strain in I trimester of pregnancy women.

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Yu. S. Shishkova

South Ural State Medical University

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V. F. Dolgushina

South Ural State Medical University

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E. D. Grafova

South Ural State Medical University

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S. A. Zavyalova

State Clinical Outpatient Clinic No. 5

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I. V. Kurnosenko

South Ural State Medical University

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N. P. Evstigneeva

Ural Research Institute of Dermatology, Venerology and Immunopathology

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K. G. Gromakova

South Ural State Medical University

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O. L. Kolesnikov

South Ural State Medical University

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A. V. Chukichev

South Ural State Medical University

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I. I. Dolgushin

South Ural State Medical University

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