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Preeclamsia and selected immunogenetic factors
Hradecký, Libor ; Ulčová-Gallová, Zdeňka (advisor) ; Madar, Jindřich (referee) ; Oborná, Ivana (referee)
Preeclampsia and selected immunogenetic factors Our objective was to evaluate plasma levels of the eight most common antiphospholipid antibodies (antiphosphatidylserine, antiphosphatidylethanolamine, antiphosphatidylinositol, antiphosphatidylglycerol, antiphosphatidic acid, antiannexin V, anticardiolipin and anti 2-glycoprotein I antibodies) by ELISA method and selected inherited thrombophilia (F V- Leiden mutation, FII mutation G20210A, C677T and A1298C variants of the gene for methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase-MTHFR) by DNA analysis of peripheral blood lymphocytes using the real-time PCR in fifty-five women with preeclampsia in the period immediately before urgent termination of pregnancy. Fifty-five healthy women without preeclampsia was considered as a controll group. Entered data were examined using a non-parametric Wilcoxon's test, univariate analysis were perfomed using the Fisher's exact test and statistical dependence between variables was assessed using Spearman's rank correlation coefficient. We demonstrated that women with preeclampsia had significantly higher levels of anticardiolipin antibodies in the isotope IgG (p <0.01) and IgM (p <0.01), elevated levels of antiphosphatidylserine antibodies in the isotope IgG(p <0.01) and antiethanolamine antibodies in the isotope IgM (p <0.01) when...
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Autoimmune ovarian damage in adolescent girls, the impact antiovarian antibodies to irregular menstrual cycles and fertility
Kosová, Hana ; Hořejší, Jan (advisor) ; Grim, Miloš (referee) ; Fučíková, Terezie (referee) ; Ulčová-Gallová, Zdeňka (referee)
pou~i II "Iaylnr madt: Ihcra ", ledy pouá\ <iní malých, kontrolm':lné individuálních djvek lmg"nú. mbJcuovaných po I. ji ~ li:' lIf pOLdní pl'<Jlilerac \ honnonálni fun kč n í cytol(lgii rroge~lt:rnnCIl1 O ú...pé hu na~ í terapie jsme se pfcw~ dč iJi pn detekl: hladin) antio\'ariálních protilmek. kdy Isme v 40. 16 r l<unamell"li ...níLení a u J ().9~'k pac'ientck ymiLenl protiljtek. lento rakt je Jol ,zen i tim. ze u , ě l šiny paci nt k pi'i této terapii se objekt i vně I.lcpšil ,tav vnitr'ních rodidel, seKundární h p0hlavn ích znakú . Za zcela zjsadoí PO\ 37Ukjc "Ol/čas né Lkpšení koslní d' n, i t~" 8, SHRNUTÍ );,Iedky naší studie a mapování výskytu sérových anlio\'ari:ílních prulil51c:k mis vcde k přesvědče n í. ze výskyt autoprotilátek proli ovariu kore<;pondujc , dříve č i pOldiíji ,e prclcntu jícími klinickými přízn ak y . On ' mocnění múže propuknou v obdohí od puherty po celé reprod u kč ní období. Zavedení adekvátní léč by (v na' i studi i s ' osvědčilo použití HRT) podle našich poznatku vedlo ke snížení autoimunního ro ~ kole ní ovaria na minimum, k L:lchování jeho hormonáln ích funkcí a pIedevším k zachování zdl'avé ovariální tkáně, n.:Lb)lné pro budoucí rertilitu pacientky. Naše tudie tedy potvrdila nepochyhně obrovsky význam vča s n é diagnostiky a léčb y autoimunitního one muc ně ní uvaria, Z...
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Detekce transferinu v placentách z normálních a patologických těhotenství
Králová, Alena ; Světlíková, M. ; Madar, J. ; Ulčová-Gallová, Z. ; Bukovský, A. ; Pěknicová, Jana
The placenta is one of the important sites for iron metabolism in human. It transfers the iron from the mother to the fetus. One of the major iron transport proteins is transferrin, which is a blood plasma protein crucial for iron uptake. Its localization and expression may be one of the markers to distinguish placental dysfunction. Differences of transferrin expression were foundbetween normal and abnormal placentae. Variations of its expression were detected in villous syncytiotrophoblast, which is in direct contact with maternal blood. In normal placentae, the expression of transferrin in syncytium was lower comparing to placentae with distinct pathologies. The results indicate that in the case of abnormal pregnancies, the fetus may require higher levels of transferrin in order to prevent iron depletion due to the stress from the placenta dysfunction
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