Immunobiological reactivity of the body in cows with ovarian dysfunction

O. Bodnar
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It is known that the immune status of the female organism changes dynamically at all stages of both the physiological and pathological state of the reproductive system. The work presents the results of scientific research and analysis of immunological studies in cows with ovarian dysfunction. We studied the nature and peculiarities of the relationships between the indicators of immunity and sexual function of infertile cows before and after treatment. The purpose of the research was to find out the dynamics of some morphological and biochemical blood indicators and the immune status of the body in cows with functional disorders of the ovaries. Certain regularities of the immune status in cows with persistent corpus luteum of the ovary and hypofunction of the ovaries have been established. The results of our research confirmed and supplemented previously established data on changes in hematological and immunological indicators in cows with ovarian pathology. It was established that the development of this pathology was accompanied by an immunodeficient state of the body, disorders of the cellular and humoral links of immunity, and a decrease in indicators of non-specific protection. Ovarian dysfunction in cows mainly develops against the background of immunosuppression and deficiency of indicators of cellular protection of the body, which was supplemented by a decrease in the content of erythrocytes, hemoglobin and total protein in the blood. A significant increase in the content of “0” mononuclear cells in the blood of sick cows indicates a violation of the mechanisms of lymphocyte differentiation, which negatively affects the formation of the body’s immune response. The imbalance of individual lymphocyte populations indicates the need for immunocorrection in order to increase the content of B and T cells, which will, accordingly, lead to a decrease in the share of low-active “0”-lymphocytes, and will contribute to the restoration of the immune defense mechanisms of the cows’ body. The decrease in indicators of individual factors of immunobiological reactivity of the body of cows with gonadal pathology substantiates the need for the use of general stimulating drugs with an immunomodulating effect.
卵巢功能障碍奶牛机体免疫生物学反应性的研究
众所周知,在生殖系统生理和病理状态的各个阶段,女性机体的免疫状态都是动态变化的。本文介绍了卵巢功能障碍奶牛免疫学研究的科学研究和分析结果。研究了不育奶牛治疗前后免疫指标与性功能指标之间关系的性质和特点。本研究的目的是了解卵巢功能障碍奶牛的一些形态和生化血液指标的动态以及机体的免疫状态。卵巢持续黄体和卵巢功能低下奶牛免疫状态的一定规律已经确立。我们的研究结果证实并补充了先前建立的关于卵巢病理奶牛血液和免疫指标变化的数据。已经确定,这种病理的发展伴随着身体的免疫缺陷状态,免疫的细胞和体液联系紊乱,以及非特异性保护指标的减少。奶牛卵巢功能障碍主要是在机体免疫抑制和细胞保护指标缺乏的背景下发生的,血液中红细胞、血红蛋白和总蛋白含量降低是卵巢功能障碍的补充。病牛血液中“0”单核细胞含量的显著增加表明淋巴细胞分化机制受到破坏,这对机体免疫反应的形成产生不利影响。个体淋巴细胞群的失衡表明需要进行免疫校正,以增加B细胞和T细胞的含量,从而降低低活性的“0”淋巴细胞的比例,有助于恢复奶牛机体的免疫防御机制。生殖腺病变奶牛机体免疫生物学反应性单项因子指标的下降,说明需要使用具有免疫调节作用的一般刺激性药物。
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