Question

Define and explain the difference in immunopotentiation therapies and immunosuppressive therapy in atleast 3-4 lines.........​

Answer 1

Immunopotentiation therapies:- In this type of therapies, administration of immunopotentiating agents are preformed antibodies and interferons like a-INF in Kaposi sarcoma. This strategy augments the immune response.

Immunosuppressive therapies:- In this when the patient's immune system is ready to face his or her own body, in situations such as autoimmune diseases, then such response is suppressed by steroids, cyclosporin. Cell division, cytokine production, etc are the some inhibitors which are included in this.

Answer 2

⛄$\sf\large{\underbrace{\red{ Immunopotentiation\:Therapies}}}$

• ✏Immunoptentiation, as defined by the contents of this volume, represents a broad endeavour to elucidate the basic molecular aspects, both intracellular and intracellular, of the regulation of immune response.⛄

• ✏While this scientific enterprise is in its infancy, perhaps the most critical evaluation of its progress to date lies in the appreciation of the extent to which principles have emerged that will be therapeutical.⛄

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⛄$\sf\large{\underbrace{\red{ Immunosuppressive\:Therapy}}}$

• ✏Treatment that lowers the activity of the body's immune system. This reduces its ability to fight infections and other diseases, such as cancer. $\sf\large{\purple{Immunosuppressive \:therapy}}$ may be used to keep a person from rejecting a bone marrow or organ transplant.✍

• ✏It may also be used to treat conditions in which the immune system is overactive, such as autoimmune diseases and allergies. Some types of immunosuppressive therapy may increase a person's risk of cancer by lowering the body's ability to kill $\sf\large{\green{ cancer\: cells.}}$✍