Vol 22, No 4 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Published: 20.12.2019
- Articles: 53
- URL: https://rusimmun.ru/jour/issue/view/11
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IMMUNE RESPONSES TO HERPESVIRUSES AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS: ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE LOCALIZATION OF ACTIVE SITES IN A PROTEIN SEQUENCE OF MONOCLONAL LIGHT CHAIN (NGTA1-Me-pro) WITH METALLOPROTEASE ACTIVITIES
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It was shown previously that monoclonal light chains (MLCh) corresponding to the phagemid library of recombinant light chains of immunoglobulin of peripheral blood lymphocytes of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) specifically hydrolyze only the myelin basic protein (MBP). The preparations of one of the light chains (NGTA1-Me-pro) demonstrated two optimal pH values, two optimal concentrations of metal ions and two Km values for MBP. Two protease active centers of NGTA1-Me-pro were metal-dependent. In this paper, the homology of protein sequence NGTA1-Me-pro with those for several classical Zn2+- и Ca2+-dependent ap wtll as serine human proteases was analyzed for the first time. The analysis revealed possible protein sequences NGTA1-Me-pro responsible for the binding of MBP, chelation of metal ions and direct catalysis. The data obtained are generalized by means of hypothetical models of the structure of two active centers of the light chain of antibodies.
ASSOCIATIONS OF THE SPECIFIC IMMUNE REACTIONS ON THE CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS AND STEROID HORMONES WITH THE GENE POLYMORPHISMS OF DNA-REPAIR ENZYMES IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
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CHANGES IN THE INTERFERONAL STATUS INDICATORS IN PATIENTS OF THE LOCAL-DISTRIBUTED KIDNEY CANCER IN THE DYNAMICS OF THE DISEASE
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE DIFFERENTIATION OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD AND PERITONEAL FLUID B-LYMPHOCYTES IN PATIENTS WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS AND INFERTILITY
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It was supposed that endometriosis development is associated with autoimmune disorders, but the character of B-lymphocytes functioning during this gynecological disease practically is not studied. The aim of our work was to elucidate the character of the peripheral and peritoneal B-cells differentiation in patients with endometriosis and infertility. 59 women, who underwent surgical treatment of infertility in gynecological clinic, were carried out into investigation. I–II stages of endometriosis were diagnosed in 35 women and III–IV stages – in 24 women. 31 women, who underwent surgical sterilization, formed a control group. Peripheral blood and peritoneal fluid were used as the material for investigation. Peripheral and peritoneal B-lymphocytes phenotype was estimated by multicolor flow cytometry. It was found that during endometriosis at the systemic and local level the content of plasma cells, unswitched CD19+IgD+CD27– naïve B-lymphocytes was increased and the level of switched CD19+IgD–CD27+ memory B-cells was diminished. In peritoneal fluid of women with endometriosis the amount of unswitched CD19+IgD+CD27+ memory B-cells was also decreased. In healthy women the population of peritoneal B-lymphocytes differed from peripheral B-lymphocytes by higher content of unswitched CD19+IgD+CD27+ memory B-cells and lower level of naïve B-lymphocytes. In women with endometriosis at the local level the amount of unswitched CD19+IgD+CD27– naïve B-lymphocytes and switched CD19+IgD–CD27+ memory B-cells was lower and levels of CD27–IgD– and CD27+IgD+ memory Bcells were higher than that in the blood. Likely, the noted elevation of autoantibodies production during endometriosis may be due to increased levels of peripheral and peritoneal naïve B-lymphocytes and diminished amount of peritoneal unswitched memory B-cells, participated in the regulation of the autoantobodies production.
DEPENDENCE OF THE BLOOD T-LYMPHOCYTES PHENOTYPE FROM THE OUTCOME OF THE WIDESPREAD PURULENT PERITONITIS
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The purpose of the research was to study the phenotypic composition of peripheral blood T-lymphocytes in humans in the dynamics of postoperative treatment depending on the outcome of the widespread purulent peritonitis (WPP). 38 patients with acute surgical diseases and abdominal cavity injuries complicated by WPP were examined. Blood sampling was performed before the operation (preoperative period) and also on the 7th, 14th and 21st day of the postoperative period. The study of the phenotype of blood T-lymphocytes was carried out by flow cytometry. It was established that the phenotype of blood T-lymphocytes in patients with WPP in the pre- and post-operative period differs significantly in depending on the outcome of the disease. With a favorable outcome of WPP in the pre-operative period, an increased number of common T-lymphocytes, including expression of CD62L, and CD4+-T cells, primarily due to Treg (including activated cells) are detected. Consequently, an increase in the amount of Treg in patients with WPP at the peak of the disease is a prognostic sign of a favorable outcome. Treg regulate the intensity of the inflammatory process that leads to an improvement in the clinical state of patients with WPP and accordingly increases the likelihood of a favorable outcome of the disease. The phenotype of blood T-lymphocytes significantly changes in the dynamics of post-operative treatment. Regardless of the outcome of the disease, the content of T-cells expressing CD28 and CD62L, as well as the T-helper and Treg level, is significantly reduced in patients. Only with a favorable outcome of the disease at the end of the observed period (21 days of treatment) in the blood increases the amount of cytotoxic T-lymphocytes and T-cells with CD57 expression. These changes in the phenotypic composition of T-lymphocytes are determined by the use of antibiotics and the migration of cells into the inflammation zone.
NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH POSTSURGERY INFECTIOUS SEPTIC COMPLICATIONS
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EXPERIENCE OF INTRA-LABORATORY QUALITY CONTROL APPLICATION AT DETERMINATION OF CLASS G ANTIBODIES TO MEASLES VIRUS BY IMMUNE-ENZYME ANALYSIS METHOD USING CONTROL DRUG
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BLOOD LEUKOCYTE PHAGOCYTIC AND CYTOKINE-PRODUCING ACTIVITY OF ANTI-PLAGUE VACCINATED BALB/C LINE MICE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF IMMUNOMODULATION BY POLYOXIDONIUM
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Polyoxidonium increases the immunogenicity and protection of the live plague vaccine, but the cellular mechanisms underlying its immunomodulating effect are not well understood. In present study, the blood granulocyte phagocytic activity (PA) of anti-plague vaccinated and not vaccinated BALB / c mice in relation to Yersinia pestis, Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus was investigated using flow cytometry. The results of the phagocytic reaction were taken into account in the microvolumes of whole blood on days 3, 7 and 21 of immunogenesis. Spontaneous and CoA-induced cytokine production (IFN-γ and IL-10) was evaluated in the blood by an ELISA method. In one of the groups of animals, anti-plague vaccination was carried out against the background of immunomodulation with a polyoxidonium. It was established that in intact mice the blood granulocyte PA in relation to Y. pestis cells is twice as low as in experiments with E. coli and S. aureus cells. Anti-plague vaccination specifically activated in vitro the blood granulocyte absorptive capacity only in relation to plague microbes. Against the background of the polyoxidonium immunomodulating effect, PA increased in experiments with Y. pestis cells already on the 3rd day of immunogenesis, which is consistent with the known ability of this immunomodulator to stimulate earlier antibody genesis during anti-plague vaccination. In addition, an increase in phagocytic index values correlated with an increase in spontaneous and induced cytokine production in blood samples of animals vaccinated against the plague. The data obtained reflect the dependence of blood leukocyte PA from the pathogen type, specific antibodies and cytokines. They indicate that the polyoxidonium ability to increase the live plague vaccine protectivity may be associated with the activation of leukocyte PA to plague microbes.
STUDY OF NEUTROPHIL COUNT DYNAMICS IN EXPOSED PERSONS DURING THE PERIOD PRIOR TO ACUTE LEUKEMIAS DEVELOPMENT
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DETECTION OF IgE-ANTIDODIES TO LOCAL ANAESTHETICS AND ITS DIAGNOSTIC VALUE
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HUMORAL AND CELLULAR IMMUNITY IN HUMANS VACCINATED AND REVACCINATED AGAINST MENINGOCOCCAL INFECTION
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TYPES OF IMMUNE RESPONSE DURING BEDSORES
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VITAMIN D STATUS OF CHILDREN WITH RECURRENT INFECTIONS AND ASTHMA
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HISTAMINLIBERATION AND CD45 DYNAMIC IN DRUG HYPERSENSITIVITY (DHS) PATIENTS
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CHARACTERISTIC OF SENSIBILISATION SPECTRUM IN ATOPIC
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ROLE OF VISFATIN IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF INSULIN RESISTANCE
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MECHANISMS OF FORMATION OF BRONCHIAL OBSTRUCTION IN CHILDREN OF PRESСHOOL AGE
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GM-CSF-INDUCED GRANULOCYTIC MYELOID REGULATORY CELLS ARE ACTIVATED BY BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE TO SUPPRESS HUMAN T-CELL RESPONSES
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CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINES: THE WORLD EXPERIENCE
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CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINES: THE WORLD EXPERIENCE
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CHANGES IN THE INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN IMMUNOLOGICAL FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH COXARTHROSIS BEFORE AND AFTER ENDOPROTESIS
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CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH IMMUNOGLOBULIN SIGARDIS AS REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY IMMUNODEFICIENCY
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Practically valuable information on the use of the IMMUNOGLOBULIN SIGARDIS drug as a pathogenetic treatment of patients with a defect in antibody production. The article presents data from the study of the drug for compliance with the criteria, presented to the Intravenous immunoglobulin by the World Health Organization, the comparative characteristics of the antibodies that make up the drug according to the spectra and titers with the Russian, the data on the clinical and laboratory efficacy of the drug.