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I wonder how other immune stimulants/modulators like ampligen and immunovir etc but mainly ampligen, im thinking as many people improve on this and this increase nk cell and t cell function, but doesnt affect/kill b-cells, maybe it does something to stop new b-cells being infected, if its b cells being infected is the theory, or depleting b-cells somehow turns on the lazy t cells and nk cells to work properly??
The immune system is a complicated web?? Its really speculation how ritux works in cfs/me.
I think they need to really look at treatments like ritux and ampligen that have dramatically improved some people and work backwards, trying to figure out how they help cfs/me.
The immune system is a complicated web?? Its really speculation how ritux works in cfs/me.
I think they need to really look at treatments like ritux and ampligen that have dramatically improved some people and work backwards, trying to figure out how they help cfs/me.
From the paper anciendaze found
Here we show that, upon cell contact, T cells acquire from Bcells small RNAs that can impact the expression of target genes in the recipient T cells. Synthetic microRNA (miRNA) mimetics,viral miRNAs expressed by infected B cells, and endogenous miRNAs could all be transferred into T cells. These mechanisms may allow small RNA-mediated communication between immune cells.The documented transfer of viral miRNAs raises the possible exploitation of these pathways for viral manipulation of the host immune response.
Here we show that, upon cell contact, T cells acquire from Bcells small RNAs that can impact the expression of target genes in the recipient T cells. Synthetic microRNA (miRNA) mimetics,viral miRNAs expressed by infected B cells, and endogenous miRNAs could all be transferred into T cells. These mechanisms may allow small RNA-mediated communication between immune cells.The documented transfer of viral miRNAs raises the possible exploitation of these pathways for viral manipulation of the host immune response.