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В обзоре даны современные представления о роли резидентных клеток ЦНС (астроциты, микроглия) в развитии врожденного иммунного ответа при проникновении в мозг возбудителя или его антигенов. Описан механизм распознавания возбудителя «паттерн распознающими» (Toll-подобными) рецепторами клеток нейроглии и продукция этими клетками как медиаторов воспаления, включая провоспалительные цитокины, так и факторов негативной регуляции воспаления, защищающих ЦНС от повреждения и дегенерации.
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