CHANGES IN THE MICROFLORA OF THE LARGE INTESTINE OF LABORATORY ANIMALS AFTER THYMECTOMY

Abstract

Relevance of the study. In recent years, secondary immunodeficiency has been developing under the influence of various endogenous and exogenous factors, which indicate violations of the immune system. The clinical and immunological aspects of this condition are described in numerous scientific sources, but the microbiological aspects concerning the normal microflora of the body's biotopes are not described sufficiently. In addition, there is little data on the degree of influence of immune system cells on the microbiocenosis of the body's biotopes.