The relationship between interleukin 1-B and calprotecin in periodontal Disease

Abstract

Backgrounds: One of the most common diseases affecting the oral cavity in humans is periodontitis. Researchers looked at the effects of calprotectin and IL-1B in human gingival Among the cytokines involved in the pathogenesis of periodontal disease, IL-1β, an inflammatory cytokine, can be highlighted for its contribution to stimulating the recruitment and differentiation of osteoblasts in tissues. Calprotectin is a heterodimer protein consisting of two calcium-bindinglinkages, belonging to the S-100 family.Materials and method: Ninety samples (patient and control) were obtained for the study between July 2023 and December 2024. Of them, sixty samples came from patients who saw periodontists in outpatient clinics and at Balad General Hospital. A sterile cotton swab (transport cotton swab) was used to obtain the sample. Using a syringe and a 5-milliliter Slim syringe, blood was drawn for 79 medical devices and then put into gelatinous gel tubes. The blood was then allowed to clot for fifteen minutes, sediment on the central computer at 3500 for one minute, and the serum was separated and kept in Eppendorf tubes with a 2-milliliter top at room temperature. The bacterial isolates were identified using physiological and biochemical assays, and the sample was held for 20 AD before being employed in the decimal filter. immunological examination The levels of immunological proteins calprotectin and human interleukin (IL-1β) were measured using ELISA technique. Results:  IL-1B  level in patients with Periodontitis recorded that (50.3±26.7) in comparison with control group that were (49.8±21.8,9.85±4.28) .While calprotectin level in patients with Periodontitis recorded that (10.79±2.69) in comparison with control group that were (9.85±4.28). Conclusion: Most common causes of Periodontitis was Prophyromonas gingivalis ,Staph. Aureus, Strep. Pyogenes. functional polymorphisms in the IL-1 B were not related to the calprotectin in development in Periodontitis prevalent diseases.