The human body has a number of interleukin that are produced within it. The Human Interleukin 5 is another of such type that is produced by mast cells and T helper cells. It has the joint function of stimulating B cell growth and increases secretion of immunoglobulin. With a gene type that is specific for protein coding, it has its lineage in Mammalia, Chordata, Craniata, Eutheria, Eukaryotes and Vertebrata. As a recombinant, unconjugated protein this determines stimulation of human TF 1 cells, this has a wide usage in in vitro fertilisation methods.

Primary function of Human Interleukin 5 cytokine:

There are a number of protein coded cytokines that are useful for human body, and this add up to that domain. It is purely responsible for release and maturing of eosinophils within human bone marrow. As one of the most important factors in pulmonary inflammation, Human Interleukin 5 has association with air diseases that are allergic in nature. To stop this on an immediate basis, one needs to inhibit this Human Interleukin 5 cytokine in human body.

Acting as a homodimer, this Human Interleukin 5 causes internal growth, maturation, and survival of eosinophils and basophils. When this cytokine production increases, it can be related to pathogenesis related to eosinophil dependant issues. This causes major problems as asthma and allergic rhinitis, and the eosinophils release, cytoxic granule proteins that has a very important role in causing of such inflammatory issues.

The Human Interleukin 5 (IL-5) ELISA Kit is used to gain further knowledge in regards to ways of inhibiting these inflammatory breakouts.