Immunologie: Aktuelle Forschung

Abstrakt

Interleukins in Health and Disease

Lynn Biter

"Interleukins in Health and Disease: Orchestrating the Immune Symphony" explores the multifaceted roles of interleukins, a family of signaling molecules crucial for immune system function. This article delves into the orchestration of immune responses by interleukins, highlighting their diverse functions that contribute to the delicate balance of the immune system. In health, interleukins play a pivotal role in immune homeostasis, regulating processes such as inflammation, tissue repair, and immune memory formation. The yin and yang of interleukins, acting as both promoters and regulators of immune responses, underscore the nuanced nature of immune regulation. However, dysregulation of interleukin signaling is implicated in various diseases, including autoimmune disorders, allergies, and chronic inflammatory conditions. The article also discusses the therapeutic implications of targeting interleukins, showcasing the transformative impact of biologic drugs in the treatment of autoimmune diseases. As our understanding of interleukins deepens, this abstract suggests the potential for innovative interventions that harness the orchestrating power of interleukins for improved health and disease management.