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[Relations of genetic markers with the development of infiltrative tuberculosis].

The examination included 84 patients with infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis. A relationship of genetic markers to the development of the disease was studied. The incidence of antigens HLA of I (Cw4) and (DR2) classes is higher in patients with infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis than that in healthy subjects. The incidence of certain alleles of protein loci is also increased: phenotype CB for locus ACR and phenotype 1-1 for locus ADA.