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Immunomodulation Subsets
Immunotherapy
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“Immunomodulation (Immunomodulatory Therapy)”  

Immunomodulation

  In our body, Immunomodulation (Immunomodulatory Therapy) is an attempted alteration of the immune system or of an immune response by either endogenous substances or exogenous agents that either activate or suppress immune function. *
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“Immunotherapies”  

Immunotherapy

  In our body, Immunotherapy is an immunomodulation (immunomodulatory therapy) approach by the manipulation of the host's immune system for the abatement or treatment of a dis-ease, which includes both active immunization, passive immunization and most immunosuppressive therapies.

  Examples of immunotherapies and related subjects include
  • Immunization
    • Active Immunotherapy
      • Vaccinations
        • Mass Vaccinations
    • Passive Immunization
      • Adoptive Transfer
        • Adoptive Immunotherapy
        • Serotherapy COVID-19
    • Secondary Immunization
    • Immunization Schedule
  • Immune checkpoint inhibitors
  • Immunosuppression Therapy
    • Immunologic Desensitization
    • Immunologic Graft Enhancement
    • Lymphocyte Depletion
    • Transplantation Conditioning
  • Radioimmunotherapy
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“Immunizations (Immunostimulation)”  

Immunization

  Into our body, an Immunizations (Immunostimulation), as an immunotherapy technique, is the deliberate stimulation of the host's immune response. **
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2. Galluzzi L. et al "Classification of current anticancer immunotherapies"   Oncotarget. 2014 Dec 30;5(24):12472-508  
 
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