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Comparison of Immunity-Specific Activity by Bacteria Type

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Overview of Conference Presentations on Immunobiotic Lactic Acid Bacteria EF-2001

Overview of Theses on Immunobiotic Lactic Acid Bacteria EF-2001

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<Result: IgE Measurement>

Antibodies were produced in the EF-2001 group, with a decrease in total IgE concentration compared to the control group. This is thought to be because of an increase in the blood IL-2 level as a result of administering the EF-2001, with cytokine production in the spleen changing from Th2 to Th1.
Accordingly, IgG and IgE decreased, indicating an allergy-inhibitory effect.

<Result: IgG, IgM Measurement>

Antibodies were produced in the EF-2001 group, with an increase in total IgM concentration compared to the control group. However, there was a slight decrease in the total IgG concentration. This is thought to be because the immunostimulatory activity of EF-2001 not only activates macrophages and cell immunity in NK cells and T cells, but also promotes humoral immune response.