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1.1. .

() , , ( ), , [ .. .,1987; .., ..,1982]. EBV, Henle [ ..,1994].

EBV - , Herpesviridae, Gammaherpesviridae, Lymphocryptovirus [ .., ..,1999]. 4 : , , , . , 80 . 100 150 [ .. .,1980; Shuster W. e.a.,1993]. 30 , [Albeck H. e.a.,1985]. , : , , . [ .., 1982;]. EBV . , , [Imai S.,1990].

EBV , -. [Khanna R. e.a.,1995].

EBV , . , - [Wutzler P.,1993]. -, , , [Wilson A.D. e.a.,1998]. , [Nikolas J.C. e.a.,1998; Straus S.E. e.a.,1993].

EBV - , -, [ .., .., 1982].

EBV EBV- 2- . , [Taga H. e.a.,1995; Wakasugi N. e.a.,1990]. , , " EBV-" - [Foss H.D.1995; Ritter S., Schroder S.,1996].

, EBV 90% . ( ). , , (, , ).

, EBV , . , , EBV . EBV - [ ..,1984; Anderson J. e.a.,1986]. EBV , , . , EBV [ ..,1988]. , , EBV [ .,1990].

: ( , , , , ), ( ) [Bevinck J.N.B. e.a.,1993; Cozad J.,1996; Moss D.J. e.a.,1992]. , , , [ .,1999; Kube D. e.a.,1995]. . [ . . 1972; .,1996; Titov L.P. e.a.,1995,1996].

2 30 , 4-7 . , 38-39 . 2-3 , , [Di Giuseppe J.A. e.a.,1995; Matter L. e.a.,1987]. . , [ ..,1982; .. .,1999; Verdium C.M. e.a.,1995]. 2-3 , , . [ .. .,1989; Schuster V. e.a.,1992]. - , : , . , , , [ .,1998; Hinderer W. e.a.,1990]. , - . , ( ) [Wising P.J.,1939,1942]. , 1-2 , [ ..,1973; Naher H. Petzoldt D.,1992].

, , , -. , , , 3-4 , [Murtagh J.,1990; Toren A.,1996; Wolf Y. e.a.,1993]. , . 1-2 [Grasi G. e.a.,1993]. , (“ ”) [Mayer I. e.a.,1992; Wurtzler P.,1993].

. , , . , , , [Kanegane H. e.a.,1995,1997]. . , . , [ .., ..,1973].

, , , . , , [ . , . ., . .1986; Gosselin J. e.a.,1991].

: , , , , . , , , .


1.2.

[Anagnostopoulos I. e.a.,1995]. , : , - () [Gratama J.W. e.a.,1994].

, 10-15 [ .., ..,1972; De Paoli P. e.a.,1990]. , . 1 . . 2, 3 4 [Joseph G. e.a.,1994].

. , 60% , ( ) 83% [ .. .,1996]. , . . (4-5 ) [Imreh M.P. e.a.,1995]. . 1 2 . , [ .., ..,1972]. , , . 20-40% . 15-30% , 1 . - [ .. .,1982]. . 1 - 76-85% , 2 - 62-79%, 3- 55-74% 4- 20-50% [ .. .,1996]. 1 3 [Beaulieur A.D. e.a.,1996].

. . [ .. ., 1996]. , , , 2 , 2 , . . [ .. ., 1994]. , , [ .. ., 1999].

- , . , , . , , , 1-2 [Lewin N. e.a.,1990]. , , , , - (“ ”) , . “” [Nakata M. e.a.,1992]. - (4-15 ) [Anagnostopoulos I. e.a.,1995]. . [ .. .,1994; Ribera E. Ocana I.,1989]. , , . , [ . ., . ., . ., . ., 2000]. , [ . .,1977]. , . , , [ . ., . ., . ., . ., 1999].

. (4-15 ) [Masucci M.C. e.a.,1987]. , , , , . [Beaulieur A.D. e.a.,1996]. , . . , [ .. .,1996; Joseph G. e.a.,1994]. . , , [Lewin N. e.a.,1990]. -, “ ”, .

, , , , , , . , [ .. .,1994; Ribera E. Ocana I.,1989]. , “ ”, , [Gibbons D.L. e.a.,1994]. , , , , [ . ., . ., . ., . ., 2000].

, , , [Gogusev J. e.a.,1988]. , Ig M. ; IgG , IgA [Bnuin de P.S. e.a.,1995; Garrido F. e.a.,1995].


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J.F.R.Kerr 1972 [ .., ..,1996]. 1987 A.H.Wyllie :

  1. ;

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  3. , ;

  4. [ .., 1996; .., 1996]

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- : , . . ( , , ), (, ) [Jiang C. e.a.,1993]. - . , . , . : , , “ ”, , [ .., ..,1996; Marmur J.,1961].


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, , , . , . , [ .. .,1983]. , . , . , , . , . , , [ .. .,1994].

, , . , , , [ .,1965]. , ( ), , , “” (, ) [Bnuin de P.S. e.a.,1995; Garrido F. e.a.,1995].

. , 700, 200-250, 50-70 (...), 30-50 ... , . , , [ .., ..,1995].

- , .. ( ) , 180-190 .. “” , [ ..,1979; Marmur J.,1961].

, , de novo. . , 2g2 [ .. .,1998]. 18 . , . , 2+ ( g2+), , 2+. , , , , , , . . , [Bnuin de P.S. e.a.,1995; Garrido F. e.a.,1995].

, , , 2- II, . , , , (ADP- ) [ .., ..,1996; Marmur J.,1961].

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, , , .

, , , N- . , , . , , N- [Taga H. e. a. , 1994]

43 . , , . 88, CD36. , , , , , . , , , , . , , [Taga H. e. a., 1994; T. Uehara e. a., 1992].

, [ .. .,1998].


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, , , [Akbar A. N. e. a., 1993].

nuc-1 , . nuc-1 . nuc-1 2g2 [ .., ..,1996; Marmur J.,1961].

- ced-3 ced-4- . , , . , ced-3 , ced-4 2g2 . ced-9 , , ced-3 ced-4 [Akbar A. N. e. a., 1993,].

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-, , . , , . , . , , , , , [Marmur J.,1961]. , [ .. .,1998]. , . - , -10 ( EBV) , , [Taga H. e. a., 1994; T. Uehara e. a., 1992], , - . , 2, 5, 6 - [ .. .,1998]. , , - , , , - [ .., ..,1996; Marmur J.,1961]. - (APS) Y. Matsuoka e. a. [1997]. APS . , - - [Taga H. e. a. , 1994].

Wagner e. a. [1995] , EBV- -, BLT-. - -LMP1 BHRF1, EBV [ .. .,1998]. bcl-2- . Bcl-2 proto-oncogen , , LMP1 BHRF1 . bcl-2 . LMP1 , -fas-, BHRF1- -Pa8- TNF- [Akbar A. N. e. a., 1993].

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  1. “Eppendorf” 1,5 3 450 . 450 , . 10 . 10 . 15 12 . /, 100 5 . 12 . / 10 . 300 , 300 , 5 . , . 12 . / 15 . , , -. 1 , 12 . / 5 . , 10-20 , 30 , , 10 , .

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[ ., 1972]. 1 2 (1 , 100 , 2,75 ) 16-20 30. 10 . -46 600 . .

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, (2,430,5 %, p10,001) (0,290,07 /, p10,001) (. 2).

, , (1,030,28 %, p10,05) (20,292,28 %, 10,001) , (. 2).

, , (7,380,79 /, 20,01) 1 , 1,2 (10,001) (.2).

(59,982,55 %, 10,01) (4,310,46 /, 10,001) , , , , 1 (.2).

, , , 4,0 (20,001) 5,0 (10,001) , 1 , (. 2)

, (. 2). , , 16-18 , , 64% (10,001) 66% (10,001) (.2).

16-18 , , (. 2).

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: (9,670,7 /, 10,001); (5,14 0,52 /, 10,001) (0,50,08 /, 10,05) (. 2).

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, , (2,760,57%, 10,001) (0,250,06 /, 10,001) (. 2).

, (.2).

, , 1 , (7,730,7 /, 10,001) (. 2).

, , 1 2 , (.2). , 1 , 5,3 (10,001) 4,1 (10,001) (.2).

2 (1,50,34%, 20,001) (2,150,34 /, 20,001), , , (. 2).

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, , (14,251,6%, 10,001), in vitro (17,581,73%, 10,001) , , (. 3).

, (38,483,8%, 10,05) (48,852,12%) (. 4).

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2- 13% (10,01), (26,883,06, 10,01) in vitro, (. 4,5).

, 64,2% (10,001) 76,1%, , (. 3). , in vitro (52,292,34%, 30,05), 2- , (.4). in vitro , (. 5).


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in vitro (. 3).

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4. .

() , -, Y- [ .., .., 1982; .., 1999]. EBV , [ .., .., 1982; .., 1992].

, , , . , EBV, - .

, , . , - , ( 1,7 , 10,001), ( 1,7 ), , . , EBV - ( ..,1992). , - . , ( 10 ) . , - -, . , -, , () -3 (). , (-), , , , , . , , , .

, , , 51% , , , , , , , (. 2, .1).

, , , 28% I , 1,2 . , . , ( 47 %) , 4 (. 2, .1).

, , . , , - , , .

, , 16-18 , . . 2 , 1,8 1,6 , , (. 2, .1).

, , , . (. 2, .1).

, , EBV , , (.. , 1989), EBV .

, , , , , . ( 6 ) . , , , 58% , (. 2, .2).

, , , , (. 2, .2).

, 2 (. 2, .2).

. , , 5 . (. 2, .2).

, 16-18 , . , , (. 2, .2).

, , , 37% 23% , (. 2, .2).

(. 2, .2).

, , : , , , , , ; , 16-18 , , .

, . , “” , , [ .., .., 1995; .., 1996; .. ., 1997; .. ., 1998]. , , , .

, , . . . . cl-2, , , EBV - [Uehara T. e.a., 1992; Akbar A.N. e.a., 1993].

, , , , , , EBV, , .

. , , , in vitro, ( 17 %) ( 32%) (. 3,4,5, .3).

, , , , , , , , EBV, , , .

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- , , ( 16 %) ( 17 %). . , , , 20 % . -. , , , (. 3,4,5, .3).

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, , , -. , , (. 3,4,5, .3).


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3.

(% ), m






5,170,25

13,150,98; p0,001

18,891,07; p0,001

, 1

5,920,6

14,251,60; p0,001

17,581,73; p0,001

2

5,520,68

11,711,72; p0,01

20,711,58; p0,001

3

5,110,46

14,322,98; p0,01

21,473,19; p0,001

, 1

6,000,46

13,421,02; p0,001

18,541,32; p0,001


2


5,460,66


13,461,30; p0,001


16,151,97; p0,001


3


5,730,47


14,822,14; p0,001


19,731,88; p0,001


:

.


5.

(%), m




26,381,73


33,171,52


9,550,78


11,000,94

, 1

22,702,85

27,752,54; p10,05

7,801,11

9,450,93

2

21,252,82

26,883,06; p10,01

8,060,92

9,631,50


3

24.313,14

30,293,54

7,821,49

8,791,63


,


1

22,461,95

27,891,94; p10,05

7,970,96

8,791,03


2


23,083,21


31,003,14


9,501,23


11,171,46


3


31,623,71


31,162,45


10,982,55


12,052,39


4.

(%), m



50,121,72

48,852,18

,

1

47,682,67

38,483,80; p10,05


2

47,912,06

40,721,81; p10,01


3

49,501,70

52,292,34; p30,05

,

1

50,242,79

40,732,51; p10,05


2


49,471,36


49,211,91; p20,05; p40,01


3


45,622,60


48,213,09


1.

, .



58


48


31


29


,


1


35


12


17


20


2


26


21


26


16


3


23


19


9


10


,


1


42


26


28


29


2


16


13


10


12


3


12


11


6


10


: 2,3,4 5 : - ;

- .

2.

, m









.,/

5,980,22

2,89 0,17

0,13 0,03

0,31 0,03

2,38 0,15

0,05 0,01

0,12 0,02

., %

49,051,87

2,07 0,32

5,60 0,58

40,12 1,82

0,79 0,15

1,87 0,26

,

1

.,/

10,150,67

p10,001

5,13 0,42

p10,001

1,87 0,31

p10,001

0,73 0,13

p10,001

2,01 0,26

0,29 0,07

p10,001

0.09 0,02

., %

52,09 3,04

16,80 2,36

p10,001

7,00 1,07

20,29 2,28

p10,001

2,43 0,50

p10,001

1,03 0,28

p10,05


2

., /

7,38 0,79

p10,05

p20,01

4,31 0,40

p10,001

0,63 0,10

p10,001; p20,01

0,30 0,06

p20,01

1,92 0,32

0,05 0,01

p20,01

0,51 0,03

., %

59,98 2,55

p10,01

8,61 1,17

p10,001; p20,01

3,69 0,66

p20,05

24,67 2,70

p10,001

0,58 0,14

p20,01

1,91 0,32

p20,05


3

.,/

6,75 0,65

4,01 0,40

p10,01

0,38 0,05

p10,001; p30,05

0,20 0,03

p10,05

1,84 0,34

0,11 0,05

0,18 0,05

., %

60,13 2,59

p10,01

5,52 0,70

p10,01; p30,05

3,17 0,54

p10,05

26,52 2,97

p10,001

1,74 0.74

2,39 0,54

,

1

.,/

9,67 0,70

p10,001

5,14 0,52

p10,001

1,34 0,21

p10,001

0,50 0,08

p10,05

2,22 0,33

0,25 0,06

p10,001

0,15 0,03

., %

53,50 3,09

13,27 1,80

p10,001

4,79 0.59

23,42 2,71

p10,001

2,76 0,57

p10,001

1,65 0,33


2

.,/

7,73 0,70

p10,01

4,14 0,36 p10,01

0.69 0,19

p10,001

0,51 0,08

p10,01; p40,05

2,15 0,34

0,14 0,04

p10,01; p40,05

0,09 0,02

., %

55,06 2,99

8,06 1,79

p10,001

6,06 0,74

p40,05

27,81 3,61

p10,01

1,50 0,34 p10,05; p40,01

1,31 0,34


3

.,/

7,00 0,62

4,32 0,52

p10,01

0,66 0,15

p10,001; p40,05

0,24 0,04

p30,05

1,56 0,31

0,06 0,02

0,13 0.05

., %

61,08 3,32

p10,01

8,92 1,33

p10,001; p40,05

3,50 0,57

p30,05

23,5 3,84

p10,001

0,92 0,26

1,75 0,51

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