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In a 1997 study showing a beneficial dose-response relationship between religion and health, Koenig and his team at Duke enlisted 1,718 elderly persons and looked for a correlation between religious attendance and immune system strength measured by circulating levels of an inflammatory cytokine called Interleukin 6 IL-6.
The Source Woodson Merrell 2008
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In a 1997 study showing a beneficial dose-response relationship between religion and health, Koenig and his team at Duke enlisted 1,718 elderly persons and looked for a correlation between religious attendance and immune system strength measured by circulating levels of an inflammatory cytokine called Interleukin 6 IL-6.
The Source Woodson Merrell 2008
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Schwartzentruber's study results found the new therapeutic cancer vaccine, given in combination with an existing melanoma treatment called Interleukin-2, doubled the response rate for tumor shrinkage as well as delayed the progression of cancer in patients with metastatic melanoma
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PAC-G31P is a small recombinant protein that is a synthetic analogue of the human cytokine called Interleukin-8 which is the key chemokine involved in neutrophil recruitment.
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PAC-G31P is a small recombinant protein that is a synthetic analogue of the human cytokine called Interleukin-8 which is the key chemokine involved in neutrophil recruitment.
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PAC-G31P is a small recombinant protein that is a synthetic analogue of the human cytokine called Interleukin-8 which is the key chemokine involved in neutrophil recruitment.
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PAC-G31P is a small recombinant protein that is a synthetic analogue of the human cytokine called Interleukin-8 which is the key chemokine involved in neutrophil recruitment.
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PAC-G31P is a small recombinant protein that is a synthetic analogue of the human cytokine called Interleukin-8 which is the key chemokine involved in neutrophil recruitment.
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Karin, Distinguished Professor of Pharmacology and Pathology and member of the Moores UCSD Cancer Center, and his team used genetic tools to demonstrate in mice that a cytokine called Interleukin 6 (IL-6), is an important regulator of tumor production during CAC development, and that its molecular effects are largely mediated by the transcription factor STAT3 in cancer cells.
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The drug is an antibody which works by targeting a molecule called Interleukin 6, which is made by cancer cells and is vital to help them multiply, spread and develop their own blood supply.
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