Flegontova V. Mechanisms of realization of immune-suppressive properties of conditionally pathogenic bacteria - etiological agents of suppurative diseases

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0504U000354

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  • 03.00.07 - Мікробіологія

21-06-2004

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Д 26.852.86

Essay

Research object: 3180 strains of bacteria isolated from 970 patients with suppurative diseases. Aim of research: determination of immune suppressive properties and their realisation mechanisms in bacteria causing suppurative diseases. Research methods: microbiological, immunological, electron microscopy. Theoretical and practical outcomes: the criteria for immunotherapy in patients with suppurative diseases are created. Scientific novelty: it is established that the duration of suppurative process depends as from conditionally pathogenic bacteria system in strengthening of their pathogenic properties, so from immunoregulatory processes of macroorganism. Degree of usage: the materials of thesis are used in pedagogical process of 3 medical higher educational institutions of Ukraine and in work of 5 clinics.

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