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Control and Induction of Autoimmunity by Cytokine and Anti-cytokine Treatments

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11. Conclusions

The use of TNFα inhibitors has provided clear evidence for the direct role of cytokines in complex inflammatory diseases. The simplest approach, already in practice, is the specific inhibition of their action. The stimulation of endogenous regulatory mechanisms can represent a more physiological way to restore an adequate balance. The lack of response and the occurrence of adverse reactions observed in some patients exposed to cytokines and their inhibitors imply taking into account the level of production and regulation of the target cytokines. Part of such heterogeneity is genetically determined. Considering these issues will allow a better risk-benefit assessment of the treatment for each patient.

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