Food Allergy Gastrointestinal Manifestations: 439 Probiotic Effect of the Regulation of Innate Immune Response dc and Adaptive Cellular Immune Response and the Balance TH1 TH2 TREG Through Sensors TLR-2 AND TLR-4 on the Intestinal Mucosa in BALB/C Health Status and Balb/C Status of Exposure to LPS

摘要

BackgroundThe concept of improving host defense as a preventive effort in the face of exposure to pathogens through the gut mucosal immune system must be developed where the normal intestinal flora plays an important role. Probiotics through various research can improve intestinal mucosal immune system, but so far the effect of probiotics on the regulation of innate immune responses of dendritic cells and adaptive cellular immune response as well as the balance of TH1, TH2, TREG through TLR-2 sensors and TLR-4 on intestinal mucosa Balb/c healthy status and Balb/c LPS exposure status is unclear. The purpose is to examine the effect of probiotics against dendritic cells regulation of innate immune responses and adaptive cellular immune response as well as the balance TH1, TH2, TREG through TLR-2 sensors and TLR-4, on the intestinal mucosa in Balb/c health status and Balb/c status of exposure to LPS.