Abstract:The immunomodulating effect of a new heterologous antigen (PIND-AVI) on helper (inducer) and suppressor T cells was investigated. Primarily decreased T4 values (less than or equal to mean T4 - 2 S.D.) increased after treatment with PIND (P less than 0.005, using Student's t-test; n = 15). Primarily increased T 8 values (greater than or equal to mean T8 + 2 S.D.; obtained for normal persons) decreased after therapy (P less than 0.001; n = 10). An increase of T4/T8 ratio (P less than 0.005 and less than 0.001) t… Show more
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