Phagocytic activity in people recovering from Corona Virus infection
Keywords:
Coronavirus, Phagocytosis, nitroblue tetrazolium, PolynuclearAbstract
The study aimed to measure the phagocytic activity of people recovering from Covid 19 after month and compare with people not infected as control. (100) samples of venous blood were collected randomly during the period from November 23, 2021 to March 23, 2022, and the result was 63 infections (40 male, 23 . female) and 37 not infected (20 male,17female). The number of people who recovered a month after infection was 63 (40 males and 23 females). The results of the study related to the phagocytic activity of cells were reached Polynuclear, with high significant differences at (P
<0.01 )in the optical absorbance rate, which reflects the extent of NBT staining reduction between persons recovering from Covid-19 virus and those without the disease.>
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