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<strong>GUNA</strong>-<strong>TF</strong><strong>GUNA</strong>-<strong>TF</strong> MECHANISMOF ACTIONOne of the most common theories on the mechanism of action ofTransfer Factors is that they are part of the receptor lying on the Thlymphocyte surface in a steric position that is necessary to identifythe specific antigenic agent.Administering Transfer Factors proteins means activating themechanisms of receptor re-synthesization (specific receptors of aspecific antigen) by Th lymphocytes, thus enhancing their receptorcapacity and hence their immune effectiveness.Transfer Factors are also capable of activating intracellmechanisms responsible for the production of cytokines, which areimportant intracell communication messengers between differentimmune response intermediates. In particular, they activate thesynthesis of pro-inflammatory interleukins (for instance IL1, IL6,TNF, INF, etc) which are essential to induce an effectivephysiological response towards a pathogen agent.
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