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Interferone bei Erkrankungen der Haut und der angrenzenden Schleimhäute

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Interferone

Zusammenfassung

Für die Dermatotherapie zeichnet sich mit den Interferonen eine ganz neue Entwicklung ab. Es handelt sich um Proteine und Glykoproteine, die im Organismus selbst produziert werden und in niedrigen Konzentrationen wirksam sind. Ihre Aktivität ist weitgehend speziesspezifisch. Damit sind Interferone mit Hormonen vergleichbar. Als körpereigene Proteine stellen sie Komponenten der unspezifischen Abwehr des Organismus gegen Infektionen und Tumoren dar [75].

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