Interfere with signal transduction from the discussion Kechuanning control of asthma in children caused by viruses that new ideas.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Interfere with signal transduction from the discussion Kechuanning control of asthma in children caused by viruses that new ideas [Abstract] asthma, initiating the development of part of the breakthrough point, in order to prevent the formation of V as the main purpose of sputum, the first time, the signal transduction pathway as Kechuanning control mechanism of virus induced asthma exploration of new targets to be research, prevention and treatment of this disease for Chinese medicine, open up a new way to explore traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese medicine Resolving Childhood Asthma Prevention study new ideas. [Keywords:] Kechuanning; children with asthma; signal transduction Bronchial asthma (Asthma, referred to as asthma) is a common pediatric respiratory tract during allergic inflammatory disease worldwide morbidity and mortality has gradually increased [1]. Viral infection induced the most common cause of asthma in children, Studies have shown that 85% of children with acute asthma attack and virus infection [2], respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection caused by up to 78.49%, is the acute attack of asthma in children the main pathogens [3]. the virus is caused by acute exacerbation of asthma and an important factor in the deterioration and aggravation of asthma in all ages [4]. Traditional Chinese Medicine has obvious advantages in combating this disease, but the mechanism is not in depth. This paper from medicine for the disease pathway of signal transduction, control of virus induced Kechuanning new ideas of asthma in children. An interference signal transduction pathways control the virus-induced asthma is an ideal choice A large number of studies confirm, RSV infection, the body Thl/Th2 balance disorders, Th2 dominant immune response, leading to IL | 2 and IFN | γ so significantly reduced, IL | 4, IL | 5, IL | 10 and so increase and stimulate eosinophils myeloid growth and differentiation, resulting in