O papel de heat shock proteins no entendimento das infecções ginecológicas

Authors

  • Paulo C. Giraldo
  • Andreas Neuer
  • Steve S. Witkin
  • Jose A. Simões Universidade de Campinas, SP
  • Ayrton Daniel Ribeiro Filho
  • Sandra S. Feitosa

Keywords:

Hellt shock proteins, gynecological infection, molecular biology

Abstract

The importance of molecular biology has been focused on, by the author.s, to be abl.e to understand tbe pathophysiogenic process of infectious diseases. Heat s hock proteins, known to be important mechanisms of cell defense, when these are submitted to stress, a re described in detail. They are classified anel given their principal function. The effects of these proteins, in the human orgruusm, wcre takcn into account s howing how hypothetically the increase of their products could help the individual in special circumstances, aid the combatof some Infections and sometimes potencialize cell recovery. Unfavorable situations were also highlighted anel in some cases, thcrc can be crossed immunological reactions, leading to the appearance of chronic diseascs.

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Author Biographies

Paulo C. Giraldo

Departament of obstretics and gynecology cornell University Medical College, N.Y, USA.

Andreas Neuer

Departament of obstretics and gynecology cornell University Medical College, N.Y, USA.

Steve S. Witkin

Departament of obstretics and gynecology cornell University Medical College, N.Y, USA.

Jose A. Simões, Universidade de Campinas, SP

Departamento de ginecolgia e obstetricia da Universidade de Campinas, SP.

Ayrton Daniel Ribeiro Filho

Departamento de ginecolgia e obstetricia da Universidade de Campinas, SP.

Sandra S. Feitosa

Departamento de ginecolgia e obstetricia da Universidade de Campinas, SP.

Published

1998-12-03

How to Cite

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Giraldo PC, Neuer A, Witkin SS, Simões JA, Ribeiro Filho AD, Feitosa SS. O papel de heat shock proteins no entendimento das infecções ginecológicas. DST [Internet]. 1998 Dec. 3 [cited 2024 Oct. 31];10(5):37-42. Available from: https://www.bjstd.org/revista/article/view/223

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