In spite of the availability of many antituberculosis drugs all over the world the morbidity of tuberculosis does not lower. Often the tuberculosis therapy schemes are adapted to every particular patient which is mainly due to the therapy unfavourable effects requiring discontinuation of the drugs used. Polymorphism of the detoxication genes, as predictors of the response to the drug therapy, was shown to be of certain significance. The experimental data would allow to substantiate personalized management of tuberculosis patients and to increase its efficacy and safety.

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