“…In gener al, CY strongly inhibits the function of immunocompe tent cells at a dose that manifests direct antitumor effects ( 150 mg/kg). Therefore, the dose should be reduced to 2-50 mg/kg when anticipating its use as a BRM [9,10,13,[20][21][22], By combining IL-2 and CY, an increase of NK and LAK activity, and survival prolongation of tumor bearing mice is obtained [13,14,[20][21][22][23][24], Kan et al [22] pointed out that the administration sequence of IL-2 and CY was important, because it may deplete the effector cells when CY is administered after IL-2 administration. On the other hand, with the administration sequence of CY and IL-2, suppressor T cell function was inhibited and antitumor activity was enhanced [23,25].…”