Abstract

HUMAN TOSILLITIS ASSOCIATED CRYGLOBULIN RESPONSES CAN PROBE HERD IMMUNITY

Ibrahim M S Shnawa* and Yazi A Jassim

Abstract

A human herd of 30 pediatric tonsillitis patients were elected for study of cryoglonulin responses using cryocrit percentages, cryprotein concentration and IgG cryglobulin isotyping. It was evident that there were three fractions of cryglobulin responsive individuals. These were as, low, moderate and high responsive. The observable and measurable variations were found as age, individual and population mediated which do affects the limits of cryglobulin responses. The herd cryglobulin response nature was found both of Gaussian and skwed distribution plots. Thus, cryocrit percentage, cryprotein concentration and IgG isotyping served as suitable probes for cryglobulin herd immunity in childhood tonsillitis.

Keywords: Cryglobulin, herd immunity, isotype, responsive, tonsillitis.