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    Dorofeyev А. E., Кyryan Е. А.

    SOME GENETIC PREDICTORS OF BOWEL PATHOLOGY DEVELOPMENT


    About the author: Dorofeyev А. E., Кyryan Е. А.
    Heading CLINICAL MEDICINE
    Type of article Scentific article
    Annotation Aim of this study was to analize genetic predispositivity on toll-like receptors genes mutations in patients with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). 92 patients with inflammatory bowel diseases were examined. Among them 54 (58.7%) patients with ulcerative colitis and 38 (41. 3%) patients with Crohn’s disease were observed. In all patients DNA diagnostic with analysis of mutations toll-like receptor 3 - TLR3 (mutation Phe412Leu) and toll-like receptor 4 – TLR4 (mutation Asp299Gly) were performed. In majority of IBD patients - 60 (65,2%) genetic predisposition to bowel pathology were observed. At the same time, TLR-3 polymorphism in ulcerative colitis patients were found more often, but TLR-4 mutations in Crohn’s disease patients more often were observed.Presents of toll-like receptors mutations correlated with more severe form of diseases and more exten.
    Tags IBD, Toll-like receptor mutation
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    Publication of the article «World of Medicine and Biology» №4(47) 2 part 2014 year, 031-034 pages, index UDK 616.34:575.191