2010
DOI: 10.14341/2072-0351-5669
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Mechanisms of adaptive immunity (exemplified by type 1 diabetes mellitus)

Abstract: Вопросы патогенезаА А утоиммунные заболеания, как полагают, являются ре-зультатом дисбаланса между двумя функционально про-тивоположными процессами, а именно: индукцией толерантности и иммунными реакциями, каждый из которых зависит от присутствия определенных молекул главного ком-плекса гистосовместимости (МНС) I и II классов, которые могут представлять антигенные пептиды.Согласно современным представлениям, развитие сахар-ного диабета 1 типа (СД1) в упрощенном виде может рассмат-риваться с позиций баланса меж… Show more

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“…B and T memory cells regulate and decrease lymphoid infiltration, since the required specific B and T cells are already formed to resist the virus, and there is no need for pronounced inflammation in organisms that are 'ready' for infection, which can be seen in practice in vaccinated organisms. Memory lymphocytes require significantly fewer pre-immune inflammatory mediators and co-stimulatory signals than non-immune lymphocytes to start an immune response to their antigen and can start it without inflammation or with minimal symptoms of inflammation [28]. Other researchers have also shown a decrease in the number of immune cells in the affected tissue in vaccinated versus unvaccinated animals [29].…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…B and T memory cells regulate and decrease lymphoid infiltration, since the required specific B and T cells are already formed to resist the virus, and there is no need for pronounced inflammation in organisms that are 'ready' for infection, which can be seen in practice in vaccinated organisms. Memory lymphocytes require significantly fewer pre-immune inflammatory mediators and co-stimulatory signals than non-immune lymphocytes to start an immune response to their antigen and can start it without inflammation or with minimal symptoms of inflammation [28]. Other researchers have also shown a decrease in the number of immune cells in the affected tissue in vaccinated versus unvaccinated animals [29].…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%