PECULIARITIES OF CELLULAR IMMUNITY DESTRUCTION IN ANIMALS WItH ACUTE PERIODONTITIS WITH HYPOTHYROIDISM
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11603/1811-2471.2016.v25.i1.6003Abstract
SUMMARY. Modeling of acute periodontitis in euthyroid animals is accompanied with an increase in the blood of
CD+4 lymphocytes and increased immunoregulatory index, which reflects the adequate reaction of cellular immunity to
damage. In the experimental conditions of hypothyroidism acute periodontitis occurs against the backdrop of a significant
reduction in the content of CD4+ lymphocytes and is accompanied by a significant decrease in the immunoregulatory
index, which indicates the violation of the cellular component of the immune defense.
KEY WORDS: hypothyroidism, acute periodontitis, cellular immunity, experiment.
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