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- Title
Persistent hyperantigenicity, a possible triggering factor for neoplasias in the immune cell system of humans and animals.
- Authors
Coman, Ana-Maria; Frăţilă, Daniela; Dumitru, Maria Alexandra; Manolescu, Nicolae
- Abstract
The environment which allowed and determined the appearance of living beings conditions them and threats their existence permanently, so that the manner in which life unfolds is a result of the interaction between the organism and the environment, between heredity and nature. Thus, the aggression of the living environment upon the human being or animal manifests itself through the occurrence of pathological processes whose evolution is influenced by the reactivity of the cellular system of immunity (CSI). In this regard, there are multiple anatomical and clinical and experimental observations, started from the 1950s, demonstrating that one of the possible causes of lymphatic cancers is represented by the chronic aggression of hyperantigenicity induced by various etiologic agents of bacterial, viral, parasitic origin etc. which affects the homeostasis of the entire body through the involvement of the lymphoid tissues from the start of the evolution of the aggression. In this study we present briefly the stages of the cytomorphic transformation of a lymph node chronically aggressed persistently by the presence of polyparasitism at the level of vital organs, such as the liver and lung.
- Subjects
CERVICAL intraepithelial neoplasia; CELLULAR immunity; LYMPH nodes
- Publication
Oncolog-Hematolog, 2017, Issue 39, p53
- ISSN
2066-8716
- Publication type
Article