… as immunomodulatory agents. Immunopharmacology is a relatively innovative and developed
branch of pharmacology which aims to search for immunomodulator. … that the mechanisms …

… on a brief mechanism of action of immunomodulators on recent … of action of different types
of immunosuppressive agents … The mechanism and function of immunomodulation are …

… immune response with immunomodulatory agents may be as … and non-specific
immunomodulating agents, including … of action of IVIG are complex, and several mechanisms …

… Among these properties, their immunomodulating effects … provide clues to the mechanisms
of modulating different pathways … studies, the mechanism of their immunomodulation is not yet …

… Immunomodulation, which differs from immunosuppression … We use the term “immunomodulation”
to describe the … known about the immunomodulatory activities of macrolides …

… This review is dedicated to the current knowledge of the mechanisms of polyphenols (… its
downstream consequences may represent a key mechanism in the fight of cancer development …

… Other possible mechanisms include the induction of NK cells and tumour-specific cytotoxic
T-cells (CTL) which are referred to as tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes or TIL cells. TIL cells are …

… In conclusion, most of the immunomodulatory agents used in clinical settings influence the
function and number of Treg cells. Since Tregs play a vital role in immune adjustment, it is …

This paper reviews naturally occurring and synthetic compounds that either enhance immune
defences or lower both natural and acquired immunity. Immunomodulatory agents used …

… The rational use of immunomodulatory agents requires a working knowledge of the immune
… By contrast, the mechanism and target of many other immunomodulatory agents are …