| Abstract: | Experimental Salmonella infection in rabbits was accompanied by immunomorphological transformation, starting in the ileum and the cervical lymph node on day 3, and in the popliteal lymph node on day 5 after inoculation. The intensity of immunomorphological reaction depended on the severity of the course of salmonellosis, and at the peak of the disease it depended on the degree of manifestation of intestinal pathology. The presence of salmonellae in the intestinal tissue, and particularly in the tissue of the ileum, facilitated the development of more pronounced and prolonged immunomorphological reaction in the mucous membrane of the ileum. |
