What Is Immunopharmacology?
Immunopharmacology is a branch of immunology that studies drugs that act on the immune system, their mechanisms of action, and clinical applications.
Immunopharmacology
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- Chinese name
- Immunopharmacology
- English name
- immunopharmacology
- definition
- A branch of immunology that studies drugs that act on the immune system, their mechanisms of action, and clinical applications.
- Applied discipline
- Immunology (first-level discipline), Introduction (second-level discipline), Immunology-related nouns (third-level discipline)
- Immunopharmacology is a branch of immunology that studies drugs that act on the immune system, their mechanisms of action, and clinical applications.
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- Immunopharmacology [1]
- The main contents of the study include:
- (1) How to control the occurrence, development and function of the immune system.
- (2) Enhance and inhibit the function of various immune-active cells.
- (3) Control and repair the main biological amplification system.
- (4) Utilizing, regulating and inhibiting immune factors such as lymphokines released by T cells and antibodies synthesized by B cells.