Imilla Casado Hernández, V. M. Suárez, Elizabeth Hernández Ramos, Yenisey Triana Marrero, Gabriela Díaz Domínguez, Yaneisy Duarte Pérez, Mary Carmen Reyes Zamora, Sahily Estradé Fernandez, Consuelo Milagros Macías Abraham, Luis Felipe Heredia Guerra
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BIOMODULINA T® Modulates Lymphocyte Compartments in Institutionalized Cuban Geriatric Patients
Modulates Compartments in Abstract BIOMODULINA T® is a biological immunomodulator of natural origin, not blood derived, which promises to be a strategy for immune restoration in the elderly, in the midst of the worldwide epidemiological crisis due to the SARS-CoV-2 virus. This research aimed to determine the changes induced by BT in the distribution of lymphocyte compartments of institutionalized Cuban geriatric patients. The significant expansion of the naïve CD4 + and CD8 + , CD19 + , NK T cells and of the CD3 + HLA-DR + and CD3 + CD25 + activation populations was observed; while the rest of the populations of T, B compartments, the T population that co-express CD4 and CD8, and the CD4-CD8-TCRαβ + T cells did not show significant changes. BT had an effect on the immune restoration of T and B lymphocyte populations of Cuban older adults. It modulates the immune response and inflammation, restores immunity, and can contribute to a strategy to prevent and treat COVID-19 in elderly.