The effect of toxoplasmosis infection in the concentration of interferon-ɣ and complementary proteins C3,C4 for parasite infected woman Toxoplasma gondii
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The current study deals with measuring the level of interferon-ɣ لfor 96 sample of infected women with Toxoplasma gondii , whose attended Salah- El-Deen Teaching Hospital in Salah- El-Deen Governorate from 13/10 /201 to 2017/4/20 . The samples have been divided into50 50 infected pregnant women with ToxoplasmagondiiToxoplasma gondii and 46 women as a control group which included 23 pregnant women 23and 23 non – pregnant whose as not infectedT.gondii. The study shows significant difference in the level of interferon between the infected women group and control group .The level of interferon ɣ in infected women was higher compared with the control group 1.658 0.977 0.977 and ) (,ah 0.7650.765 0.524 0.524) pg. / ml, respectively, at the level of probability 0.01p< .0.01>p concerning on to the measurement of the level of the complementary proteins C3 ,C4)C3, C4),It was shown the result exist variances moral if were valued in infection women ofC3,C4) 0.3708 0.0107 0.0107 and) ( 0.38510.3851 0.0306 0.0306) mg/dl, respectively, compared to the valued in non-infection women0.2528 0.2528 0.0463 0.0463 and) ( 0.2142 0.2142 0.06080.0608) mg/ dl, respectively, at the level of probability 0.01 p<. 0.01. >
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