Dmytrenko O. Immunogenetic characteristics of children with diffuse non-toxic ІА-ІВ goiter of Cheernobyl NPP accident

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0403U000599

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  • 03.00.09 - Імунологія

06-02-2003

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Д 26.003.02

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The thesis is devoted to definition of significance of blood immunogenetical factors in the realization of susceptibility in children to the development of diffuse non-toxic goiter in the remote period after Cheernobyl NPP accident. Data characterize genetic structure of children population of Central-Ukrainian geno-geographic zone by an enlarged spectrum of antigenic systems of leucocytes, erythrocytes and genetically determined serum proteins. Distinctive features of immunogenetic alleles distribution in a children population were revealed and associative relations between some parameters of immune system and blood genetic characteristics in the children with diffuse non-toxic goiter both at the influence of Chernobyl NPP accident consequences and without it were found

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