Abstract：Many studies show that helminth-derived molecules can induce immunoregulatory cells to form immune network-mediated immune, thereby inhibiting allergic and autoimmune diseases. Helminth parasites can induce immune cell activation and produce cytokine. And parasites play an inhibitory effect to affect other immune related diseases. However, the association between helminths infections and immune related diseases does not always have an unequivocal outcome. While some helminths infections protect against allergic diseases, other helminth can exacerbate this immunopathology.
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