Ayser Najah, Raghad Fadhil, Hadeel Mazin Akram, Rasha Salah
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导言:特定的细菌菌斑和环境因素不能被视为牙周炎的唯一病因。然而,一些遗传因素也会影响宿主对细菌的反应,例如抗炎细胞因子的基因多态性。一些研究报告指出,牙周炎患者体内的 T 辅助 2 淋巴细胞(TH2)克隆会对牙菌斑产生反应,而健康人体内的 T 辅助 1 淋巴细胞(TH1)会对牙菌斑产生调节作用。因此,此类患者在细菌刺激下会持续产生更多的 IL-4(TH2),而牙周组织完好的健康对照组则会产生明显更高水平的 TH1。
Association of IL-4 polymorphism with severe periodontitis in a sample of Iraqi population.
Introduction: Specific bacterial plaque and environmental factors cannot be considered the only cause of periodontitis. Still, several genetic factors affect the host response to the bacteria, like gene polymorphisms in anti-inflammatory cytokines. Several studies have reported that clones of T-helper 2 lymphocytes (TH2) are generated in response to dental plaque in periodontitis patients, while in healthy individuals, they are regulated by T-helper 1 (TH1) lymphocytes. Accordingly, such patients consistently produce more IL-4 (TH2) in response to bacterial stimulation, whereas healthy controls with intact periodontal tissues produce a significantly higher level of TH1.