| At some point, monitoring these levels could guide the immunosuppressor treatment administered by the medical team. |
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| It nevertheless remains a serious and risky operation as the threat of reaction can never be ruled out, despite immunosuppressor treatment. |
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| The aim is to develop selective immunosuppressor treatment that neutralises the T lymphocytes responsible for the transplant rejection only and not the entire immune system, as present medicines do. |
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| It can act as an immunostimulator or an immunosuppressor depending on its surroundings. |
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| Psoraxine is a protein-based therapy that is believed to act as an immunostimulator, rather than an immunosuppressor. |
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| She had no history of immunomodulator, immunosuppressor or regular anti-inflammatory medication use. |
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| Today it is used as an immunosuppressor to prevent organ rejection in transplant patients. |
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| Patients with inactive UC and CD were treated with 5-ASA and 5-ASA plus the immunosuppressor azathioprine, respectively. |
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| Encapsulated in a special material to limit the risk of immune rejection, these transplants enabled diabetic monkeys to regulate their glycaemia for more than six months, without even receiving an immunosuppressor. |
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| The challenge now is to change these mechanisms to induce a tolerance that will make it possible to dispense with heavy immunosuppressor treatment. |
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| The ATD have some immunosuppressor effects, but it is less probable that these drugs could be active many years after discontinuation of the therapy. |
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