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interferon A general term used to describe a family of 20-25 proteins that cause a cell to become resistant to a wide variety of viruses. They are produced by cells infected by almost any virus.
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interferon a natural substance produced by the body in response to a virus. Interferons can stimulate the immune system to fight the growth of cancer.
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interferon A new form of long-acting interferon that has been FDA- approved for treatment of viral hepatitis and is being investigated for the treatment of advanced and high-risk melanoma.
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interferon A class of proteins important in the immune response. Interferons inhibit viral infections and may have anticancer properties.
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interferon A protein which belongs to a class of immune system proteins called cytokines. It possesses potent antiviral characteristics. Also see Cytokines
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