Insufficient interferon beta has been linked to se
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Posted On: 11/13/2020 8:09:25 PM
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Insufficient interferon beta has been linked to severe Covid. It stimulates immune response, with suggestions that Covid-19 is able to evade immune system/suppress its release and now that pre-existing autoantibodies against interferon beta allow/promote severe Covid.
Synairgen has suggested inhaled interferon beta as a Covid treatment, though it would be hard to know who needs until the window of opportunity had passed.
Insufficient interferon 1 (both alpha and beta), appear to develop in elderly and chronically ill, which in conjunction with otherwise healthy patients with anti-interferon antibodies, may compose the vast majority of severe Covid.
The hyper-immune response seems to result from insufficient initial response and macrophage trafficking to areas of infection.
Leronlimab/immune modulation allows restoration of appropriate immune functioning and down regulation of hyper/dysregulated immune response.
Auto antibodies / insufficient type 1 interferons are a pathway to the cytokine storm. Leronlimab and more bluntly dexamethasone are the path back.
Synairgen has suggested inhaled interferon beta as a Covid treatment, though it would be hard to know who needs until the window of opportunity had passed.
Insufficient interferon 1 (both alpha and beta), appear to develop in elderly and chronically ill, which in conjunction with otherwise healthy patients with anti-interferon antibodies, may compose the vast majority of severe Covid.
The hyper-immune response seems to result from insufficient initial response and macrophage trafficking to areas of infection.
Leronlimab/immune modulation allows restoration of appropriate immune functioning and down regulation of hyper/dysregulated immune response.
Auto antibodies / insufficient type 1 interferons are a pathway to the cytokine storm. Leronlimab and more bluntly dexamethasone are the path back.
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