Association of allellic polymorphism of tumor necrosis
factor - alpha (rs1800629) factor with the development of immune microtrombovasculitis and immune trombicytopenia in adults

D.S. Matkarimova; H.Y. Karimov

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Association of allellic polymorphism of tumor necrosis factor - alpha (rs1800629) factor with the development of immune microtrombovasculitis and immune trombicytopenia in adults

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D.S. Matkarimova, H.Y. Karimov

Immune microtrombovasculitis (IMTV, ShenleinHenoch purpura) and immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) are immune complex diseases with unclear etiology [2,5]. Studies aimed at studying the etiological and pathogenetic mechanisms of development of IMTV and ITP proved that diseases are associated with a variety of factors, which allows them to be defined as multifactorial [1, 3]. The molecular basis underlying the development of IMTV and ITP is not fully understood; however, some facts confirm the opinion that genes play a crucial role in the pathogenesis of these diseases [6,11,17,19].

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Association of allellic polymorphism of tumor necrosis factor - alpha (rs1800629) factor with the development of immune microtrombovasculitis and immune trombicytopenia in adults

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