RÉSUMÉ
Brucellosis is a kind of animal epidemic disease that can be transmitted to human beings through skin, mucous membrane, digestive tract, respiratory tract and other ways. In recent years, the incidence of brucellosis has increased. Its pathogenesis is relatively complicated. In addition to bacteria, toxins and other factors, genetic susceptibility has gradually attracted the attention of scholars. In this paper, we summarized the previous reports and reviewed the relationship between interleukin gene polymorphism and susceptibility to brucellosis.
RÉSUMÉ
Brucellosis is an zoonosis, humans can be infected by Brucella through skin, mucous membrane, digestive tract, respiratory tract and so on. In the past, most of them recorded the infection of brucellosis from animal to human, but rarely reported the transmission of brucellosis between humans. This paper retrospectively reviews previous reports describing the spread of brucellosis between humans.