Assessment of alterations in IFN-g and IL-17 levels in COVID-19 patients
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https://doi.org/10.48047/4tr2hh10Keywords:
Corona virus 2019, SARS, IFN gama, IL-17 levels, NRL, LYM, WBCAbstract
The current thesis aims to examine changes in IFN gama and IL-17 levels in coronavirus patients in order to identify the most effective techniques for following up with patients and, as a result, offering the best medicines in the shortest amount of time. NRL, LYM, and WBC exhibited evident substantial alterations that might be utilized to detect the disease early or to monitor the patient's
condition by comparing them to other blood parameters with unique differences.
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