… In this article, we will deal mainly with BRMs of bacterial origin. Components of many bacteria
and products of their metabolism have shown to be most potent im munomodulating agents…

… clear that many infectious agents, including bacteria, viruses and fungi, as well as their products,
can … Richard Winchurch, who describes affects of bacterial products on cyclic nucleotide …

… , synthetic, and recombinant immunomodulators discussed in this … Microbial products, drugs
of natural and synthetic origin, and proteins … Bacterial extracts have been widely used as …

… origin and microbial products represent some of the current immunomodulators. The … in
bacterial lysate-treated patients. A multicentre study with oral bacterial lysate immunomodulator …

… enterotoxins, parasite-derived excretory-secretory products and … describes representative
microbial immunomodulators, their … or cell surface bacterial products to molecular structures, …

… After more than half a century of antibiotic therapy, the primitive instincts and extreme
adaptability of our bacterial ancestors have dashed our dearest hopes of ‘miracle drugs’. According …

… bacteria, and a terminal lipid A structure that contains most of the toxic and immunomodulating
properties of gramnegative bacteria… with the true bacteria. Structural components of many …

… products are more susceptible to Gram-negative infections during the first month of life. A
number of bacteria … under two conditions: when bacteria are incubated with leukocytes from an …

… The number of circulating leukocytes (for example, PMNs) can be markedly increased by
administration of foreign protein, in particular bacterial products, a phenomenon already …

… acid bacteria (LAB) for therapy or immunomodulation in … , immunomodulation or even oral
vaccination. We try here to analyse these studies, considering LAB as pharmacological agents…