2020
DOI: 10.29254/2077-4214-2020-4-158-100-104
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The Nature of a Specific Immune Response to Measles Infection of Varying Severity

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“…Despite understanding the importance of TLR9 in activation of the innate immune response to pathogen penetration, the role of this receptor in protecting the body from socially significant diseases is poorly understood. That is why given the significant number of patients with measles infection who were treated in Kharkiv Regional Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital (Ukraine), immunological disorders that were detected in these patients [16,17], as well as a significant number of patients with bacterial complications from the respiratory tract, it was considered interesting to study the level of Toll-like receptor expression in this cohort of patients and establish a relationship between the level of its expression, the degree of immunological disorders and the presence of complications.…”
Section: Suggested Solution To the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite understanding the importance of TLR9 in activation of the innate immune response to pathogen penetration, the role of this receptor in protecting the body from socially significant diseases is poorly understood. That is why given the significant number of patients with measles infection who were treated in Kharkiv Regional Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital (Ukraine), immunological disorders that were detected in these patients [16,17], as well as a significant number of patients with bacterial complications from the respiratory tract, it was considered interesting to study the level of Toll-like receptor expression in this cohort of patients and establish a relationship between the level of its expression, the degree of immunological disorders and the presence of complications.…”
Section: Suggested Solution To the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%