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interleukin a whole family of proteins, some of which may be important in triggering inflammation in the joints. See also cytokine; lymphokine.
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interleukin Description: A protein produced naturally by our bodies to stimulate our immune systems. There are at least six kinds of interleukins. Source: Specialized encyclopedia and dictionaries
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interleukin a blood protein that helps fight infection and cancer
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interleukin a natural hormone-like substance produced by the body that activates the growth of certain types of lymphocytes.
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interleukin-2 A naturally produced protein of the immune system that stimulates the growth of specific types of white blood cells. It is an FDA-approved immunotherapy for advanced inoperable melanoma and is under study for the adjuvant treatment of high-risk melanoma.
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