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Diagnosis of immune mechanism disorders in preterm infants using markers of T- and B-cell neogenesis (TREC and KREC) and subpopulations of T- and B-lymphocytes

Abstract

To establish the stages of diagnosis of immune mechanism disorders in preterm infants, a comprehensive clinical and laboratory examination of 120 infants born at Me=33,5 (29,5-35,0) weeks of gestation was performed, determining markers of T- and B-cell neogenesis (TREC/KREC) and subpopulations of T- and B-lymphocytes.The impaired immune mechanism in preterm infants was evidenced by a persistent decrease in peripheral blood lymphocytes ≤1.0×109/l after 4 days of life; reduced or undetectable levels of T- and B-cell neogenesis markers by 37 weeks postconceptional age; and reduced lymphocyte subpopulation scores.

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Polyakova E.A., Beresten S.A., Stegantseva M.V., Starovoitova A.S., Kupchinskaya A.N., Guryanova I.E., Mezyan S.M., Belevtsev M.V. Diagnosis of immune mechanism disorders in preterm infants using markers of T- and B-cell neogenesis (TREC and KREC) and subpopulations of T- and B-lymphocytes. Medical and Biological Problems of Life Activity. 2022;(2):93-98. (In Russ.)

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ISSN 2074-2088 (Print)