Abstract: A method and composition are provided for treatment of disorders involving immunological dysfunction. The invention comprises the administration of a low level of ribonucleotide polymerase protein or a derivative thereof to a human or animal with an immune dysfunction disorder.
Abstract: A method and composition are provided for treatment of disorders involving immunological dysfunction. The invention comprises the administration of a low level of ribonucleotide polymerase protein or a derivative thereof to a human or animal with an immune dysfunction disorder.
Abstract: A method and composition are provided for treatment of herpes related disorders. The invention comprises the administration of a low level of neuraminidase protein or a derivative thereof. The method is particularly effective in treating herpes related disorders such as shingles, cold sores, herpes lesions in general and chronic fatigue syndrome.
Abstract: The present invention relates to the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. More specifically, this invention relates to an assay for detecting antigen(s) associated with multiple sclerosis. The present invention also relates to the generation of hybridomas which produce monoclonal antibodies which are specific for the multiple sclerosis-associated antigens. The present invention's use is in diagnosing multiple sclerosis and in routine follow-up monitoring of multiple sclerosis patients as to disease progression or response to therapy.
Abstract: A method and composition are provided for treatment of herpes virus infections. The invention comprises the administration of a low level of neuraminidase protein or a derivative thereof.
Abstract: A method and composition for treating malignant neoplasia and acquired immune deficiency syndrome by once daily administration of a substance (such as human chorionic gonadotropin) characteristic of the tumor or acquired immune deficiency syndrome-afflicted cell in an amount less than the lowest amount necessary to provoke a humoral immune response, as exemplified by the existence of a negative wheal upon subcutaneous administration.