ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM IN CHILDREN AND THE ROLE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HYGIENIC FACTORS IN ITS STRENGTHENING

Authors

  • Ismoilov Bakhromiddin Zakhriddinovich Ismoilov Bakhromiddin Zakhriddinovich Author

Keywords:

ontogenesis, pediatric immunology, immunocompetence, lymphopoiesis, thymic maturation, mucosal immunity, vaccination efficacy, microbiome colonization, immunological memory, hygienic hypothesis.

Abstract

This thesis analyzes key stages of immune system ontogenesis in children and the influence of physiological and hygienic factors on immune development. The study highlights the role of environmental conditions, nutrition, and preventive measures in strengthening immunological competence. The findings emphasize that timely hygienic and physiological interventions contribute to improved immune resilience and reduced susceptibility to infections in pediatric populations.

Author Biography

  • Ismoilov Bakhromiddin Zakhriddinovich, Ismoilov Bakhromiddin Zakhriddinovich

    Assistant of Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health

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Published

2026-01-12

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): FRONTIERS OF KNOWLEDGE AND INTERDISCIPLINARY DISCOVERY

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