Humoral Immune Response to Lipopolysaccharides of Enterobacteria in the Young Men 18-19 Years with Different Levels of Adaptation Reserves of Cardio-Respiratory System

Abstract

For the first this article time presents the data about the features of humoral immune response
 to lipopolysaccharides of enterobacteria in youths with different levels of adaptation reserves, as well as the
 possible pathogenetic and compensatory mechanisms of adaptive response to physical stress of sports orientation.
 The analysis of correlations between cardio‐respiratory parameters and levels of serum anti‐LPS antibodies
 of different classes of athletes in the competitive period and boys in the control group showed a correlation
 of serum anti‐LPS‐IgA with autonomic regulation, largely expressed in students, which was accompanied
 by an increase in the degree of centralization of management and regulatory mechanisms influence
 the sympathetic component of the autonomic regulation. The authors demonstrate the necessity timely correction
 and direction of the protective potential of the organism in relation to transient endotoxemia. After
 the correction in the period between competitions increase physical performance in athletes by an average of
 10.1% was accompanied by a trend towards lower levels of antibodies to enterobacterial lipopolysaccharide
 classes of M and G, leveling differences in these parameters relative to boys in the control group, as well as
 the lack of correlation relationships between studied parameters, indicating that the adaptive capacity expansion
 with a decrease in the limiting factors.