“…Immune processes after immunization of mammals with bacterial DNA, proteins, polysaccharides during many infectious diseases may be considered similar to those after immunization of healthy mice with DNA, different proteins and enzymes. According to theoretical analysis, the adaptive improvement of the catalytic turnover is limited by the rate of B cell receptor signal transduction, as rapid release of antigen fragments from catalytic B cell receptors aborts clonal selection, but production of catalysts can occur at increased levels under conditions of rapid B cell signaling in AI disease (Paul et al, 2006). In addition, the RAs of DNase Abs increased with the progress of the AI pathology, while the time course of immunization associated with some infections is usually not so long as compared with AI diseases, which can have chronic character.…”