Immune and genetic mechanisms of infertility andreproductive function disorders associated with humanurogenital chlamydial infection



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This review covers current concepts of immune and genetic mechanisms of infertility associated with human urogenital chlamydial
infection. It describes studies of individual polymorphisms of genes coding cytokines and other immune system mediators. It also
presents the results of studies aimed at searching for genetic predisposition to the development of complications resulting in human
reproductive function disorders caused by past urogenital chlamydial infections.

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