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[Correlation of dermatoglyphic and cellular immunity parameters in children with early stage of primary tuberculosis].

Problemy tuberkuleza - 1 Jan 1993

Khodzitskaia V K, Zosimov A N

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Immunological status and dermatoglyphic characteristics were compared in 55 children aged 4-14 with a turn in tuberculin reactions. A correlation was established between genetic and immunological factors, this pointing to the fact that dermatoglyphics is a component of genotype indicative of natural resistance of children to tuberculosis. Synchronization between immunological and genetic values is less intensive...

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