[An immunohistochemical analysis of local immunity in Salmonella and dysenteric infections].

Immunohistochemical analysis was performed in 21 patients with acute and chronic dysentery, in 32 patients with different forms of salmonellosis in comparison with the cytoenzymatic status (CES) of immunocytes in the mucous membrane of the large intestine. It has been revealed that for acute dysentery the activation of the cellular and humoral links of local immunity is typical, but for salmonellosis--mainly of the humoral one. The chronic processes in dysentery and salmonellosis are connected with the increase in the subpopulation of T8-suppressors.

[The correction of disorders in the cytoenzymatic status of the immunocytes in Shigella infection by using taktivin].

Cytoenzymatic and morphological methods were used to reveal local and general immunity disorders in patients with lingering and chronic dysentery. In this connection the therapeutic effect of the immunomodulator T-activin was estimated. 51 patients with the above forms of dysentery were examined.

[The relationship of antibody formation in immunization against typhoid fever to the acetylation phenotype].

The study of the dynamics of specific antibody formation in response to immunization against typhoid fever with adsorbed chemical vaccine T in its relationship to the phenotype of acetylation has yielded results characterizing a considerable variability of immune response simultaneously with the definite type of modification of parameter A.