Converse of object

• call: The current medical treatment is a drug called alpha interferon.

• include: No data on the concomitant use with other medicinal products ( including interferon ) are available.

• use: Interferon Research has been going on using interferon in combination with low doses of the commonly used bladder cancer treatment, BCG.

• give: It is this that underlies the depression caused by giving interferon, which is itself a cytokine controlling aspects of the immune system.

• produce: Interferon is a man-made drug that mimics the naturally occurring interferon produced as part of your body's immune response to a viral infection.

Adjective modifier

• pegylated: Use of pegylated interferon in combination therapy is limited.

• Beta: These nurses will help to reduce the current backlog of the waiting list for Beta interferon.

• beta: Many MSPs have talked about postcode prescribing for beta interferon.

• human: However, production of human interferon in crops may provide therapeutic agents for a number of human diseases.

• other: At high doses, in monkeys, abortifacient effects were observed with other interferons ( see section 5.3 ).

Modifies a noun

• beta-1b: In contrast, patients who received the interferon beta-1b therapy were two times better protected against developing MS.

• beta-1a: AVONEX ( interferon beta-1a ) belongs to a group of substances that help regulate your body's immune system.

• alpha-2a: We aimed to see whether interferon alpha-2a increased survival prospects in these patients.

• alfa-2b: There are no adequate data from the use of interferon alfa-2b in pregnant women.

• alfa: Some patients in each subgroup can respond to interferon alfa.

• alpha: Very rarely, seizures have occurred with high doses of interferon alpha.

Noun used with modifier

• gamma: Thus far, gamma interferon has only been used on an " ad hoc " basis in Britain.

• alpha: The current medical treatment is a drug called alpha interferon.

• beta: The only real treatment for this is Beta interferon.

• type: These data suggest a novel use for type I interferons in the treatment or prevention of virus-induced asthma exacerbations.