Vol 90, No 1 (2013)

COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTIC OF BURKHOLDERIAE PSEUDOMALLEI GROUP

Ryapis L.A., Ilyukhin V.I., Senina T.V., Shubnikova E.V., Budchenko A.A., Kulikova A.S.

Abstract

Aim . Comparative characteristic of diagnostic value of main cultural-biological characteristics of Burkholderiae pseudomallei group. Materials and methods. 59 strains of B. pseudomallei , 14 — B. mallei and 5 — B. thailandensis were used in the study. Biochemical characteristics were studied by generally accepted methods, antigenic properties were evaluated in agglutination reaction and immunoelectrophoresis, virulence was determined by Dlm for laboratory animals, antibiotic sensitivity was verified by disc-diffusion method. Results. Passaging of B. pseudomallei and B. mallei in mice results in increase of virulence, preservation of initial sensitivity to antibiotics, contraction of precipitogen specter. During therapy of experimental melioidosis in guinea pigs resistance to chemopreparations of various groups is formed. Varying degree of virulence and sensitivity to antibiotics of various B. thailandensis strains was established. Dependence of sensitivity on in vitro cultivation was not detected. Conclusion. Stability of diagnostically significant tests used for identification of Burkholderiae pseudomallei group was established. Relevance of attribute set expansion that facilitates their differentiation is justified.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):3-8
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INFLUENCE OF PLANT EXTRACTS ON THE ACTIVITY OF CHOLERA TOXIN OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE

Markina O.V., Alekseeva L.P., Markin N.V., Telesmanich N.R.

Abstract

Aim . Study the activity of plant extracts against cholera toxin (CT) of Vibrio cholerae O1. Materials and methods. Antitoxic activity of plant extracts was determined by using enzyme immunoassay and CHO-K1 cell culture. Results. 8 water extracts of plants were studied. Extracts of nut, tutsan, milfoil, basil do not have effect on CT activity in EIA or CHO-K1 cell culture. Celandine and rhubarb extracts do not reduce CT immunochemical activity but prevent elongation of CHO-K1 cells. Oak and hop extracts suppress binding in EIA of cholera toxin and GM1 receptors and in- significantly reduce its activity in cell culture. Conclusion. Antitoxic activity of plant extracts against CT is perspective for the development of preparations possessing inhibition effect.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):9-13
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EPIDEMIOLOGIC DIAGNOSTIC OF NOSOCOMIAL SUPPURATIVE-SEPTIC INFECTIONS OF PSEUDOMONAS ETIOLOGY BASED ON INTRASPECIES TYPING OF CAUSATIVE AGENT

Feldblyum I.V., Zakharova Y.A., Nikolaeva A.M., Fedotova O.S.

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Aim. Scientific justification of optimization of epidemiologic diagnostic of suppurative-septic infection (SSI) caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa based on comparability of antibiotic sensitivity and β-lactamase production. Materials and methods. Intraspecies typing of 37 P. aeruginosa strains isolated during microbiological monitoring of 106 patients and 131 objects of clinical environment of surgical and obstetrician hospitals by using a complex of phenotypic and molecular-biological methods including determination of sensitivity to antibiotics by serial dilutions method and PCR-diagnostics with determination of TEM, SHV, CTX, OXA, MBL, VIM genes was performed. Results. P. aeruginosa strains combined into groups by isolation location during studies turned out to be heterogeneous by sensitivity to antibiotics and β-lactamase production that al- lowed to form subgroups of strains by focality attribute. Isolates recovered from different SSI foci had significant differences in minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) reaching 1024 times. MIC parameter within subgroups did not exceed 8 — 16 consequent dilutions. Conclusion. Use of a complex of phenotypic and molecular-biologic methods of causative agent typing including determination of sensitivity to antibiotics by serial dilutions method and evaluation of β-lactamase production allowed to establish a mechanism of development of SSI epidemic process caused by P. aeruginosa , detect origins and reservoirs of infection in hospital, modes and factors of transmission and reach maximum justification of epidemiologic control and prophylaxis measures of localization of foci of nosocomial infections of pseudomonas etiology.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):14-20
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STUDY OF PROTECTIVE ACTIVITY OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE PROTEIN-CONTAINING ANTIGEN COMPLEX IN HOMOLOGOUS SYSTEM

Vorobyev D.S., Semenova I.B., Volokh Y.V., Kudryashov A.V., Markova M.E., Romanenko E.E., Baturo A.P., Mikhaylova N.A.

Abstract

Aim. Study protective activity of S. pneumoniae protein-containing antigen complex obtained from T3No.3 strain against infection by homologous pneumococcus strain. Materials and methods. S. pneumoniae T3No.3 (serotype 3) strain obtained from collection of pneumococcus strains of Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines and Sera was used in the study. S. pneumoniae protein-containing antigen complex was isolated by precipitation by 2 volumes of acetone of supernatant fraction of cultural medium used for pneumococcus cultivation. Molecular mass of proteins contained in S. pneumoniae antigen complex was determined by SDS electrophoresis in polyacrylamide gel. Protective activity of S. pneumoniae protein-containing antigen complex was studied in BALB/c line mice active protection experiments. Activity of mice immune sera obtained against whole-cell pneumococcus culture (T3No.3 strain) was determined in vitro by solid phase indirect EIA. Results. The data obtained give evidence that the isolated protein-containing antigen complex from S. pneumoniae T3No.3 strain effectively protects mice from consequent infection by a homologous S. pneumoniae strain. S. pneumoniae protein-containing antigen complex sorbed on solid phase at 5 μg dose was established by using EIA to interact with homologous mice immune sera. Conclusion. The results of the carried out studies allow to move to studies of cross-activity of S. pneumoniae protein-containing antigen complex isolated from T3No.3 strain.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):21-26
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EFFECT OF STRAIN-PRODUCER AND CULTIVATION MEDIUM ON CROSS ANTIGENIC ACTIVITY OF S TREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE WATER SOLUBLE ANTIGENS

Kurbatova E.A., Vorobyev D.S., Egorova N.B., Elkina S.I., Kalina N.G., Tokarskaya M.M., Baturo A.P., Romanenko E.E., Markova M.E., Grischenko N.V., Ovechko N.N., Volokh Y.V., Zlygostev S.A., Mikhaylova N.A.

Abstract

Aim. Production of water soluble protein-containing antigens from various strains of S. pneumoniae during cultivation in complete and semi-synthetic culture media as well as selection of strains with cross antigenic activity. Materials and methods. S. pneumoniae 3, 6А, 6В, 14, 10А, 18А, 19А, 19F, 23F serotype strains were cultivated in brain-heart broth and semi-synthetic medium with addition of aminopeptide for 24 hours at 37°C for the production of water soluble antigens. The antigens were obtained by a method of triple water extraction from acetone dried microbial cells. Chemical composition of preparations, electrophoresis mobility of protein-containing components of preparations and cross antigenic activity in gel immune diffusion reaction by using rabbit hyperimmune sera were studied. Results. In studies of 10 pneumococcus strains from various serotypes a method of microbial cell inactivation by acetone was selected that allows to produce preparations with high protein content (25.5 — 53.1%). Electrophoretic separation of the preparations revealed difference in the preparations obtained from various pneumococcus strains in the layout of major protein lines in the 8 — 95 kDa range. The most virulent and immunogenic S. pneumoniae strain that during cultivation in semi-synthetic medium was characterized by intraspecies cross antigenic activity and in gel immune diffusion reacted with all the studied sera against 3, 14, 18С, 23F serotype strains was selected. Conclusion. The study resulted in the selection of a technologically simple method of production of pneumococcus antigens with high protein content and showed that only 1 of the studied preparations produced from a virulent strain with poorly expressed S. pneumoniae capsule during cultivation in semi-synthetic medium has the highest cross antigenic activity.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):26-33
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LABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS IN EVALUATION OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTION MORBIDITY IN 2010—2011 EPIDEMIC SEASON

Yatsyshina S.B., Konovalov A.V., Magkoeva Z.G., Praded M.N., Shelkovskaya L.P., Perevozchikova L.A., Andronova M.M., Gorelov A.V.

Abstract

Aim. Study of etiological structure of ARVI and evaluation of acute respiratory virus infection morbidity in 2010 — 2011 epidemic season taking into account the data of laboratory diagnostics by method of polymerase chain reaction with hybridization-fluorescent detection. Materials and methods. By using reagent kits produced by Central Research Institute of Epidemiology for the detection of primary causative agents of influenza and ARVI 129 children and 94 adult patients monitored in an outpatient setting as well as 103 children hospitalized due to ARI were examined. Results. Etiological structure of ARVI was studied; proportion of influenza and other actual causative agents of ARVI in monthly dynamics were established. During epidemic rise of influenza (January—March 2011) the proportion of influenza A viruses was 24% (peak in January — 31%), the proportion of influenza B viruses — 5%, rhinoviruses — 9%, metapneumovirus was detected in 6% of cases, parainfluenza viruses (1 — 4 type) and adenovirses — 4% each, coronaviruses — in 3%, respiratory syncytial virus — in 2%, bocavirus — in 1% of the studied samples. In influenza structure А/H1N1pdm2009 virus, its proportion was 70%, influenza virus B (26.9%), influenza virus A/H3N2 (2.6%) predominated. Indexes for monthly morbidity caused by each of the ARVI causative agents were calculated. Conclusion. The proposed approach allowed to evaluate ARVI morbidity taking into account laboratory-confirmed etiological factors. A 5 time increase in ARI morbidity in adults in February 2011 was shown to be mostly due to an increase in influenza A morbidity as well as involvement of influenza B virus, metapneumoviruses, coronaviruses, parainfluenza viruses and rhinoviruses into the epidemic process. Increase of morbidity of children by 1.4 times was also seen during activization of influenza viruses and metapneumovirus. The analysis of monitoring results allowed to prognose increase of respiratory-syncytial viral infection epidemic activity from September 2011 to February 2012.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):34-38
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SPORADIC AND GROUP IMPORTED CASES OF HEPATITIS E IN ST. PETERSBURG

Esaulenko E.V., Malinnikova E.Y., Peradze K.D., Yakovlev A.A., Mikhaylov M.I.

Abstract

Aim. Carry out retrospective clinical-epidemiological analysis of sporadic and group cases of acute HE morbidity in St. Petersburg (2000 — 2012). Materials and methods. Medical histories of 11 patients with sporadic morbidity (9 males and 2 females, average age 36±18) and 13 patients involved in group HE morbidity were analyzed. Acute hepatitis E diagnosis was established based on common clinical-epidemiological criteria confirmed by results of biochemical study and data of objective examination. Hepatitis E etiological membership was confirmed by detection in patient blood sera of specific marker of infection — anti-HEV G and M classes with laboratory exclusion of hepatitis A, B and C. Results. Study of epidemiological anamnesis of patients showed that 8 of them were migrants from countries with tropical and subtropical climate. 3 patients were residents of St. Petersburg. In the end of December 2011 and in January 2012 a group HE morbidity was registered among those who had arrived to study in St. Petersburg from India (Mumbai) in a group exceeding 200 individuals. Clinical characteristic of acute HE during sporadic and group morbid- ity is given. Conclusion. The presence of sporadic and group HE morbidity in St. Petersburg indi- cates the necessity to register these situation in organization of protection of the territory of Russia from endogenous HE.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):38-41
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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF POPULATION OF RUSSIA

Onischenko G.G.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):42-51
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ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER WITH RENAL SYNDROME

Tkachenko E.A., Bernshtein A.D., Dzagurova T.K., Morozov V.G., Slonova R.A., Ivanov L.I., Trankvilevsky D.V., Kryuger D.

Abstract

From 2000 to 2011 85 600 cases of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) were registered in Russian Federation. Epidemically active foci of HFRS infection are located generally in temperate latitudes of the European part and the Far East. In the Far East regions whose fraction of all the HFRS disease cases in Russia is around 2%, the causative agents of the infection are Hantaan, Amur, Seoul hantaviruses, the natural reservoir for those are striped field mouse, Korean field mouse and brown rat. In the European part of Russia the causative agent of the infection are Puumala hantavirus as well as 2 genetic subtypes of Dobrava virus, the main reservoirs of those in the nature are bank vole, striped field mouse and Black Sea field mouse, respectively. 9 strain of Puumala and 10 strains of Dobrava virus were isolated. Based on sequencing of Dobrava virus strains significant differences were detected between Dobrava virus strains isolated from Black Sea field
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):51-58
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PROGRESS, PROBLEMS AND OBJECTIVES IN THE FIELD OF VACCINE PROPHYLAXIS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Melnikova A.A., Ezhlova E.B., Lazikova G.F., Frolova N.V.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):59-61
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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SITUATION AND PROPHYLAXIS OF ZOONOTIC AND NATURAL-FOCAL INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN SIBERIA AND THE FAR EAST

Balakhonov S.V., Chesnokova M.V., Andaev E.I., Kosilko S.A., Breneva N.V.

Abstract

Analysis of zoonotic and natural-focal infectious disease morbidity in 2009—2011 in Siberia and the Far East is presented, and a complex of measures aimed at their prophylaxis is proposed. Analysis is carried out based on the data received by Reference Center of Monitoring of Natural-Focal Infection Causative Agents and Regional Center of Monitoring of I-II Pathogenicity Group Causative Agents at the Irkutsk Research Institute of Plague Control from departments and Centers of Hygiene and Epidemiology of Siberian, Far Eastern, 3 subjects of Urals Federal District and 5 Stations of Plague Control of Federal Service for Control in the Sphere of Protection of Consumers’ Rights and Well-Being of Humans. In the morbidity structure in this region «tick-borne» infections were established to predominate — 69.4%, among bacterial — yersiniosis dominates. Deterioration of epizootic situation on rabies is observed in the Republics of Tuva and Buryatia.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):62-66
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF NATURAL-FOCAL INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Smolensky V.Y., Safronov V.A., Toporkov V.P.

Abstract

An approach to increase effectiveness of epidemiological control of Crimean hemorrhagic fever, West Nile fever and Astrakhan spotted fever by building a prognostic model of epidemic activity based on contemporary information technologies of spatial and intellectual data analysis was developed and tested. Personified data on 4505 laboratory confirmed cases of natural-focal infectious diseases registered in the Russian Federation and database on 1999—2011 climatic observations were processed. A model implementing prognosis of epidemiological situation intensity level as a function of a combination of factors, maps of density of epidemic manifestations were built. On a practical example high effectiveness of the approach to epidemiological analysis based on the use of contemporary analytical technologies for evaluation of temporal and spatial categories of epidemiological risk was demonstrated.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):67-70
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MOLECULAR-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF ENTEROVIRUS CIRCULATION IN THE FAR EAST AND ZABAIKALYE

Trotsenko O.E., Lukashev A.N., Karavyanskaya T.N., Reznik V.I., Sapega E.Y., Kotova V.O., Amyaga E.N., Korita P.V.

Abstract

6 year molecular-biological monitoring of enteroviruses in the Far East and Zabaikalye was carried out. Nucleotide sequence of 125 strains was determined from 2006 to 2011. Molecular analysis was carried out in VP1 virus genome region. Phylogenetic interactions for ECHO-6, ECHO-30, ECHO-11, Coxsackie B-5 (CB-5), Coxsackie B-1 (CB-1) and Coxsackie A-9 (CA-9) were analyzed. Highly dynamic epidemiology was shown to be inherent for ECHO-6 and ECHO-30 viruses and is characterized by genetic heterogeneity and consequent change of virus variants. On the contrary a relative stability of circulating genotypes is in- trinsic for CB-1, CB-5 and ECHO-11 enteroviruses. The results of molecular-biological studies indicate frequent introduction of new enterovirus variants from countries of Europe and Asia.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):70-75
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MOLECULAR MONITORING OF NON-POLIO ENTEROVIRUSES IN EUROPEAN TERRITORY OF RUSSIA IN 2008—2011

Novikova N.A., Golitsyna L.N., Fomina S.G., Efimov E.I.

Abstract

As a result of 4 year monitoring the landscape of enteroviruses circulating in European territory of Russia was established to be presented by at least 50 serologic types. Phylogenetic analysis of ECHO30, ECHO9, Coxsackie A9, ECHO6 virus strains that had caused a seasonal increase of aseptic meningitis morbidity in 2008—2011 was carried out.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):75-78
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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF VIRAL HEPATITIS

Mikhaylov M.I., Malinnikova E.Y., Potemkin I.A., Kozhanova T.V., Isaeva O.V., Ilchenko L.Y., Kyuregyan K.K.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):78-85
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VACCINE PROPHYLAXIS OF VARICELLA: TACTICS AND PERSPECTIVES

Ermolenko M.V., Mikheeva I.V., Voronin E.M., Saltykova T.S., Afonina N.M.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):85-88
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ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY

Dyatlov I.A.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):88-93
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SYMBIOTIC INTERACTIONS OF MICROORGANISMS DURING INFECTION

Bukharin O.V.

Abstract

Symbiotic interactions of microorganisms during infection are reviewed. Infectious process is presented as a model system of associative symbiosis with 3 functional vectors of symbiont interactions. The principal attention is paid to microsymbiocenosis and estimation of its role during infection. Materials on population- communicative dialogue of microsymbionts are given, and their applied importance for medical-biological science is shown. Algorithm of microbial «self-non self» recognition under the control of opposite (increase/ suppression) effect of dominant-associant microbe pair on principal physiological (growth and persistence) functions of microsymbionts is presented.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):93-97
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ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF BIOSAFETY

Lyapin M.N., Kutyrev V.V.

Abstract

Actual problems of biosafety are presented. Examination of biosafety as a subsystem of life safety of humans allows to attract methodical apparatus developed by taking into account general terms of safety theory applied to problems of ensuring biosafety. As an actual goal implementation of technologies of risk analysis in evaluation of potentially dangerous biological objects and territories of Russian Federation is determined. Analysis of legislation and normative-methodical documentation in the field of ensuring biological safety during work with pathogenic biological agents revealed a number of problems of technical, organizational and scientific nature. Proposals for their solution are given.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):97-102
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PROBLEMS OF MEDICAL PARASITOLOGY

Sergiev V.P.

Abstract

Situation on parasitic disease in Russia remains complex. Reduction of parasitology personnel had a negative impact on the quality of epidemiological control in the field of parasitic diseases and resulted in a decrease of awareness of physicians of therapeutic-prophylaxis institutions. The situation was aggravated by a lack of anti-malaria preparations and insufficient specter of anti-helminthic drugs. Uncontrolled increase of the number of domestic and stray dogs in cities was the reason for increase of morbidity by helminthoses and zoonoses — toxocarosis and dirofilariasis. Emergence in the south of Krasnodar Region of effective carriers Aedes aegypti, Aedes albopictus became a serious threat to biological safety of the country. These mosquitos are effective carriers of causative agents of mosquito viral fevers: yellow, Dengue, Chikungunya et al.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):102-104
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DISINFECTOLOGY AND DISINFECTION ACTIVITY — BASIS OF NONSPECIFIC PROPHYLAXIS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Shestopalov N.V.

Abstract

The necessity of further development of disinfectology as a branch of science that studies regularities of nonspecific prophylaxis of infectious and parasitic diseases by impact on pathogenic biological objects and their carriers is justified. The importance and topicality of nonspecific prophylaxis of infectious diseases, the necessity to take into account significant factors that characterize epidemic process during selection and application of means and methods of nonspecific prophylaxis are specified. Data that are necessary to be taken into account during development of means, methods and technologies of disinfectologic prophylaxis of infectious and parasitic diseases are presented.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):105-108
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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR DISINFECTOLOGIC PROPHYLAXIS OF VIRAL INFECTIONS

Panteleeva L.G.

Abstract

Epidemiological justifications of disinfectologic prophylaxis of viral infections are given. Basic are data on survival of viruses on environmental objects, their resistance (sensitivity) to effect of chemical disinfection means and physical agents, mechanisms, routes and factors of infection transmission. Classification of vi- ruses by resistance to chemical disinfection means as well as classification of disinfection means by viru- cidal activity is given. Methodical approaches to justification of selection of means and regiments of their application with the aim of prophylaxis of rotavirus, norovirus infection and atypical pneumonia are de- scribed.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):109-112
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INTESTINE INFECTIONS, INFLAMMATION AND AUTOIMMUNITY. LYMPHOID APPARATUS OF INTESTINE IN INTERACTION WITH INTESTINE MICROFLORA

Balmasova I.P., Sepiashvili R.I.

Abstract

Topicality of interrelation between intestine infections, inflammation diseases of intestine and autoimmune processes is widely discussed in scientific literature of recent years. Thereby a review of literature on the designated aspect of the problem is dedicated to the analysis of interconnection between structural-functional features of lymphoid apparatus of intestine and its ability to react to antigen load from both commensal and pathogenic intestine microflora. During description of structure and functions of lymphoid formation of intestine a particular attention is paid to difference of subpopulation characteristics of lymphocytes and antigen-presenting cells composing intra-epithelial lymphocytes, elements of immune system lamina propria , Peyer’s patches, mesenteric lymphatic nodes. The role of normal microflora and infectious agents in trigger mechanisms of reaction of immunocompetent cells is underscored; key aspects of cellular-molecular mechanisms of mucous membrane immune system functions are discussed.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):113-120
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ITOGI VII ROSSIYSKOY NAUChNOY KONFERENTsII «PERSISTENTsIYa MIKROORGANIZMOV»

Bukharin O.V., Cherkasov S.V.
Journal of microbiology, epidemiology and immunobiology. 2013;90(1):120-121
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