Abstract

Immunomodulatory xenobiotics refer to chemical compounds that have the ability to modulate and influence the immune system’s responses. These compounds can either enhance or suppress immune activity, providing valuable tools for therapeutic interventions in various diseases and conditions. This abstract explores the diverse range of immunomodulatory xenobiotics and their potential applications in immunotherapy. The study of immunomodulatory xenobiotics has gained significant attention in recent years, as researchers strive to understand the intricate mechanisms underlying immune regulation and develop targeted interventions. This abstract highlights the importance of xenobiotics as versatile immunomodulators and their impact on immune cells, signaling pathways, and immune-related diseases. Immunomodulatory xenobiotics have shown promise in a wide range of applications, including autoimmune diseases, cancer immunotherapy, infectious diseases, and allergic conditions. Their ability to enhance immune responses can be utilized to boost antitumor immunity, while their immunosuppressive properties can be harnessed to prevent immune-mediated damage in autoimmune disorders.