IDO upregulation outcome with chemotherapeutics in blood cancer

[Badpack]

Here an interesting study, that maybe support the ido hypothesis- i found that interesting because it is the same treatment- protocol like in Norway by the first ME/CFS Patients 2003 !
Later the switched to monotherapies with likely less good results!
Maybe we need different immune-agents at the same time to have success?

Maybe you can look over it @HTester - thanks

 

[sb4]

So the better IDO is working the more successful chemo is? So that would suggest if CFS does have low IDO activity then we wouldn't respond to chemo as well?

 

[Badpack]

@sb4 - at first i understand it like you , but they talk about an increase- that is only possibible when you measure before and after- so i think after treatment it was higher than before- and that predict the outcome. What is your opinion ?

 

[sb4]

@Badpack In that case I'm not sure mate.