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Extraction, Structural Characterization and Biological Activities of Polysaccharides Derived From <i>Hericium erinaceus</i>. [PDF]
Food Sci NutrSun N, Li C, Liang W, Wu Z, Han X, Xu S.
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Gut microbiota centered approaches for breast cancer intervention leveraging probiotics and postbiotics. [PDF]
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Anesthesiology Clinics, 2009
As the armamentarium for sedation in the critically ill expands, opportunities will develop to modulate the immune responses of patients by way of the direct immune and neural-immune interactions of the sedatives. Control of autonomic activity through the use of appropriate sedation may be critical in this matter.
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As the armamentarium for sedation in the critically ill expands, opportunities will develop to modulate the immune responses of patients by way of the direct immune and neural-immune interactions of the sedatives. Control of autonomic activity through the use of appropriate sedation may be critical in this matter.
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The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine, 2002
The fetus and the neonate are particularly vulnerable to injury caused directly by immunologic mechanisms or inflicted by infectious agents that take advantage of their relatively immature and inexperienced immune system. With increasing survival of high-risk neonates in the surfactant era, prevention/treatment of sepsis and chronic lung disease (CLD ...
S, Patole, P, Vijayakumar, S, Jog
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The fetus and the neonate are particularly vulnerable to injury caused directly by immunologic mechanisms or inflicted by infectious agents that take advantage of their relatively immature and inexperienced immune system. With increasing survival of high-risk neonates in the surfactant era, prevention/treatment of sepsis and chronic lung disease (CLD ...
S, Patole, P, Vijayakumar, S, Jog
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Pharmaceutisch Weekblad, 1992
The future role of the immunomodulators in medical practice is yet to be defined. The key question is whether these new substances will bring remarkable progress in transplantation or in the treatment of such conditions as cancer, AIDS, and autoimmune diseases, or whether they will be of only minor adjunctive importance. As background to the discussion
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The future role of the immunomodulators in medical practice is yet to be defined. The key question is whether these new substances will bring remarkable progress in transplantation or in the treatment of such conditions as cancer, AIDS, and autoimmune diseases, or whether they will be of only minor adjunctive importance. As background to the discussion
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The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2001
Cytokine immunomodulators have received considerable attention. Interferon-alpha has broad clinical application for treatment of a number of viruses. The neutrophil-stimulatory effects of interferon-gamma are useful in neutrophil disorders. TNF antagonists are useful in rheumatoid arthritis but carry the risk of activating intracellular organisms ...
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Cytokine immunomodulators have received considerable attention. Interferon-alpha has broad clinical application for treatment of a number of viruses. The neutrophil-stimulatory effects of interferon-gamma are useful in neutrophil disorders. TNF antagonists are useful in rheumatoid arthritis but carry the risk of activating intracellular organisms ...
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Cytotechnology, 1991
An effective boosting of the host immunocompetence is possible through synthetic immunomodulators, keeping in mind that they are no panacea for all microbial diseases. No drug is effective on all phases or effector cells of the immune response and it is postulated that in a near future combined therapies will be attempted with antibiotics or anti ...
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An effective boosting of the host immunocompetence is possible through synthetic immunomodulators, keeping in mind that they are no panacea for all microbial diseases. No drug is effective on all phases or effector cells of the immune response and it is postulated that in a near future combined therapies will be attempted with antibiotics or anti ...
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Immunomodulation by propionibacteria
Clinical Immunology Newsletter, 1985The ability of bacteria and bacterial products to modulate the immune response to unrelated antigens is well documented. Propionibacteria are amongst the most potent immunomodulators stimulating cell populations involved in nonspecific resistance. Generally, the activated immune system provides protection from infectious pathogens and malignancies via ...
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1988
Several of the cytokines that regulate the immune system have been tested for efficacy in the clinical setting. Of these, interleukin-2 shows particular potential for antitumor therapy when used in combination with autologous lymphokine-activated killer cells; the interferons have proved effective in the treatment of certain viral diseases and ...
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Several of the cytokines that regulate the immune system have been tested for efficacy in the clinical setting. Of these, interleukin-2 shows particular potential for antitumor therapy when used in combination with autologous lymphokine-activated killer cells; the interferons have proved effective in the treatment of certain viral diseases and ...
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