Correlations between components of the immune system

Background: No evidence of the possibility to alter a constituent immune system without directly affecting one its associated components has been shown yet. Methods: A schematic model was developed in which two triggers, fasting and splenectomy, were studied for their ability affect expression cell membrane epitopes cytokine secretion out-of-body autogeneic syngeneic lymphocytes. Results: Fasting decreased CD8 CD25 increased TNFα levels. The effect splenectomy as trigger investigated non-fasting mice by comparing splenectomized non-splenectomized mice. An increase TNFα, IFNg, IL10 noted. Splenectomy had significant on CD4 IL10. To determine keeping cells an location lymphocyte epitopes, tubes kept top cages compared with empty cages. A change secretion, tested decrease noted IFNg. Conclusions: The data obtained from this study characterized induction correlations between transfer mediators. showed that mouse could at distance surface markers following types triggers: and/or splenectomy. Thus, correlation can be induced system.