Salivary Interleukine 6 and its role on developing periodentitis

Abstract EN

Back ground Interleukin-6 (IL-6) is biologically active small protein molecules known as cytokines .These cytokines are produced by leukocytes, adipocytes, and endothelial cells, and it is involved mainly in inflammatory processes.

IL-6 has a role in stimulating the immune response as trigger to infection or trauma through the production of acute-phase proteins that accompany the inflammatory process.

IL-6 synthesized according to code from messenger RNA, so their production in tissue in responce of inflammation are increased by the action of increasing expression of its own specific messenger RNA and the expression levels of the mRNAs were either up- or down-regulated by adjacent focal infiltrating lymphoid cells according to the state of periodontal in health and disease so the local concentration of cytokines reflect the state of inflammatory process under control at nuclear level.

The aim of study is to evaluate the inflammatory cytokine that associated the process of periodentitis Methods: Salivary specimens were obtained from patients having chronic periodentitis and healthy subject act as control group.

The assessment of IL6 concentrations were established by technique enzyme linked immunoassay.

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Results: level of IL-6 in saliva sample after evaluation the result showed statistically significant difference between patients and control Conclusions: The result obtained from this study revealed that estimated salivary IL 6 can be used in management protocol of process of periodentitis