Vityk L. Increas effectiveness specific allergovaccinetion of sick people who suffer from the season allergical renit by means correction of immunological reactiviti

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0408U003827

Thesis Registration Form

0408U003827.pdf

Applicant for

Vityk Lilija

Specialization

14.03.08 - Імунологія та алергологія

Date of defense

20-06-2008

Specialized Academic Board

Д 26.003.02

Essay

Specific immunotherapy by pollen allergens in the combination with immunocorrection causes the reduction of skin sensitiveness to the “bad” allergens, and can cause more quickly normalization of immune status of pollinosis sick peaple increase a content of T-lymphosytest with oppressed activity, functional activity of T-helpers of the 1st type according to the indexes of y – interferon secretion, reduces functional activity of T-helpers of the 2nd type according to the indexes of interleikin-13 secretion, helps to transfer immune reaction from the 2 to Th-1 cells, causes the appression of functional activity of B-lympocytes, x causes the reduction of the general I g E and allergen specific I g E antibodies degree also causes the reduction of the degree autoantibodies to autigens of pulmonary substance. It also results the reduction of frequency of sede reactions to the 8,4% in the allergovaccination by pollen allergens.

Thesis supervisor

Girina O.N.

Official opponents

Мельников О.Ф.
Зайков С.В.

Files

Автореферат+титул.doc

ОБЛІКОВА КАРТКА ДИСЕРТАЦІЇ.doc

автореферат+Вітик.doc

дисер В_тик.doc

табл.doc

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