Gene/Protein Disease Symptom Drug Enzyme Compound
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Query: EC:6.3.4.6 (urease)
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In children with chronic gastritis/gastroduodenitis (CG/CGD), ulcerative and erosive processes of mucous and associated allergic diseases IgM, IgA, IgG, and IgE to the H. pylori were determined by ELISA in the blood serum. IgM-antibodies to H. pylori were found in isolated cases and did not present a diagnostic significance. IgG-antibodies were detected in all children in the same percentage (40-50%), pointing indirectly to the widespread contamination by H. pylori. IgA-antibodies to H. pylori with high frequency (83% and 57%) were found in the blood serum of children with the diseases of gastroduodenal zone without allergies, while in children with allergic pathology they were found by 3-4 times less (20%). IgE antibodies to H. pylori were determined in a high percentage of cases in healthy children (86%) and allergic children (75%), while children without allergy IgE antibodies were detected in the 54-65% of cases. In this study, the detection of IgE antibodies to H. pylori has allowed to increase the frequency of the diagnosis of helicobacteriosis cases in children with gastropathology by 16% in general and in the group of children with allergic diseases this increase amounted to 27.3%. Moreover, children with antihelicobacterial IgE antibodies in a large percentage of cases (92-94%) revealed a positive urease activity. Detection of serum IgE-antibodies to H. pylori in combination with other antibodies isotypes in children increases the diagnostic significance of determination of H. pylori infection and may be recommended when applying serodiagnosis H. pylori in children's practice, especially in children with allergic pathology.
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PMID:[IgE-antibodies to Helicobacter pylori in children with gastroduodenal diseases and concomitant of allergy]. 2493 60

In children with chronic gastritis/gastroduodenitis, erosions and ulcer of stomach and duodenum and associated allergic diseases (asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis) CagA, sIgA and IgE antibodies to the H. pylori were determined by ELISA in the supernatants of feces. H. pylori infection was determined according to "Maastricht IV". The frequency and contents of CagA did not differ among the groups we studied. However, in children with positive urease test the contents of CagA was significantly higher (p = 0.03) compared with other children. The highest levels of sIgA were found in the feces supernatants from non-allergic children with CG/CGD and were associated with H. pylori infection. The immune response in children with erosions and ulcer of stomach and duodenum and in children with allergy was presented the sIgE to H. pylori. Also, the negative correlation between the level sIgE to H. pylori and content sIgA was found in children with allergy. Thus, increased IgE indicates not only allergy, but also acts as a protective role in the development of anti-infective immunity.
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PMID:[Mucosal immune response to Helicobacter pylori in children with gastroduodenal diseases and allergy]. 2591 30