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    Вестник проблем биологии и медицины / Выпуск 2 (136), 2017 / ИММУНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ АСПЕКТЫ ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЯ СВИНЦА И КАДМИЯ НА ОРГАНИЗМ

    Островская С. С., Шаторная В. Ф.

    ИММУНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ АСПЕКТЫ ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЯ СВИНЦА И КАДМИЯ НА ОРГАНИЗМ

    Об авторе:

    Островская С. С., Шаторная В. Ф.

    Рубрика:

    ОБЗОРЫ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ

    Тип статьи:

    Научная статья.

    Аннотация:

    Свинец (Pb) и кадмий (Cd) изменяют иммунный статус организма, влияя на процессы, играю-щие важную роль в возникновении воспалительных реакций, аутоиммунных заболеваний и в развитии рака. Экологическое воздействие Pb и Cd увеличивает восприимчивость к хроническим инфекциям, способству-ют возникновению болезней, усугубляет тяжесть их протекания. В целом, приведенные в данном обзоре исследования, наглядно демонстрируют тот факт, что даже низкие концентрации Pb и Cd оказывают негативное воздействие на иммунный гомеостаз в организме человека, что особенно опасно для детей и что находит подтверждение в экспериментах на животных.

    Ключевые слова:

    свинец, кадмий, воздействие на иммунную систему

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    Публикация статьи:

    «Вестник проблем биологии и медицины» Выпуск 2 (136), 2017 год, 20-24 страницы, код УДК 612.017:661.852:661.848