HISTOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL ORGANS OF IMMUNOGENESIS

Khabibullayev Sirojiddin Ziyodullayevich; Kamalova Gulnora Gulyamovna

HISTOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL ORGANS OF IMMUNOGENESIS

Authors

Khabibullayev Sirojiddin Ziyodullayevich 1st year student of the Namangan branch of Tashkent International University of Kimyo, Department of Medical Sciences +998 99 137 72 72 /
Kamalova Gulnora Gulyamovna Head of the Department of Medical and Fundamental Sciences(PhD), Namangan Branch of Tashkent International University of Kimyo Namangan, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Thymus, thymus, T-lymphocytes, immunogenesis, calculus, trabecula, cortex, medulla, epithelioreticulocytes, hematothymic barrier, Hassall bodies, proliferation, differentiation, positive selection, negative selection, apoptosis, involution, Di-Djoji syndrome, thymoma, immunocompetence. Jacques Miller Max Cooper Alexander Maximov Ernest McCulloch Robert Hood Bruce Glick

Abstract

The central organs of immunogenesis, which ensure immunological stability in the human body - the bone marrow and the thymus - have a unique histological structure, and the processes of formation, differentiation and selection of immune cells throughout our lives depend on their histophysiological state. Also, the study of immunodeficiency states and their histopathological aspects resulting from the disruption of the microstructure of these organs or their age-related involution is one of the current directions of modern medicine today.

HISTOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL ORGANS OF IMMUNOGENESIS