Interleukin (IL)

When animals become ill, antibodies are used to neutralize mature viruses in the body, interferons are used to inhibit cellular virus reproduction, and MHC, transfer factors, and interleukins are used to activate and enhance immune function;

Generally, it is used for 3-4 days, combined with antibiotics, traditional Chinese medicine, etc., and other symptomatic treatments are provided, and the disease will be under control soon. The sooner, the better.

IL-1: fever, promotes T and B cell proliferation and differentiation

IL-2: T cell growth factor, enhances the killing activity of NK cells and lymphocyte-activated killer cells (LAK cells)

IL-3: Stimulates the proliferation and differentiation of bone marrow pluripotent stem cells

IL-4: Promotes B cell proliferation and differentiation, induces B cells to undergo Ig class switching, and produces IgE or IgG class antibodies to inhibit Th1 cells.

IL-5: Promotes B cell proliferation and differentiation, induces B cells to undergo Ig class switching, and produces IgA class antibodies to stimulate T cell proliferation and differentiation.

IL-6: Promotes T and B cell proliferation and differentiation

IL-7: Induces thymocyte differentiation, pre-T and pre-B proliferation

IL-8: Chemokine

IL-10: inhibitory cytokine, inhibits the synthesis and secretion of cytokines by TH1 cells

IL-13: Inhibits the synthesis and secretion of inflammatory cytokines by monocytes and macrophages

Mediates interactions between leukocytes

Regulate cell growth and differentiation

Participate in immune response and mediate inflammatory response

(1) It is effective in all stages of viral disease.

(2) Clinical effects can be seen in bodies without irreversible lesions;

(3) If irreversible lesions have formed, the clinical effects will be different depending on the importance of the diseased organ.

25 kg/barrel