PRE- AND PERINATAL ONTOGENESIS OF TISSUE AND IMMUNE STRUCTURES OF THE MUCOSA OF THE SMALL INTESTINE

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  • Salomov Shokhabbos Nozimjon ugli Student of Andijan State Medical Institute

Keywords:

rabbits, small intestine, extreme factors, immune structures, organogenesis and systemogenesis.

Abstract

Organogenesis and systemogenesis as critical periods of pre- and postnatal development are the most sensitive to the effects of extreme factors. The later development of immune structures in the small intestine compared to tissue structures, the formation of the efferent link of immunogenesis after the afferent, apparently reflect the gradual transition of immunosuppressive reactions to immunostimulating ones.

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2024-10-04

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Salomov Shokhabbos Nozimjon ugli. (2024). PRE- AND PERINATAL ONTOGENESIS OF TISSUE AND IMMUNE STRUCTURES OF THE MUCOSA OF THE SMALL INTESTINE. Journal of Applied Science and Social Science, 14(09), 230–232. Retrieved from https://www.internationaljournal.co.in/index.php/jasass/article/view/290

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Vol. 14 No. 09 (2024): Volume 14 Issue 09

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