26/07/2022
Immune tolerance is defined as the tolerance that the immune system presents against molecules of the organism itself, being capable of recognizing these molecules as its own and not developing a response against them.
It is a highly important issue in medicine, because when it fails, occurs and autoimmune diseases arise. It is also a real challenge in other situations such as antibody production.
To generate antibodies in organisms "in vivo", the most commonly used animal species (mouse, rat and rabbit) present high homologies among them and also with humans, depending on the target .
Abyntek Biopharma offers a patented antibody production service modulating when there are homologies between species, so that self-tolerance is no longer a problem when it comes to antibody production.
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Inmune tolerance is the tolerance that the immune system presents against molecules of the own organism, not developing a response.