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Macrolides As Immunomodulatory Agents 1st Edition Bruce K Rubin

SKU: BELL-54789682

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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.01 MB

Pages: 295

Author: Bruce K. Rubin, Masaharu Shinkai

ISBN: 9783031428586, 3031428587

Language: English

Year: 2024

Edition: 1

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Macrolides As Immunomodulatory Agents 1st Edition Bruce K Rubin by Bruce K. Rubin, Masaharu Shinkai 9783031428586, 3031428587 instant download after payment.

For over 50 years, clinicians have known that macrolide antibiotics have effects on inflammation and the immune system that are not related to their antimicrobial properties. These immunomodulatory properties, best described for treating inflammatory airway diseases, protect the lung and the host and improve clinical status. This book summarizes our current knowledge regarding proposed mechanisms for these properties, established clinical results, and what the future may hold with emphasis on novel clinical applications and the fascinating development of non-antimicrobial macrolides with preserved and enhanced immunomodulatory properties.