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titleOfInvention Methods and substances for treating immune disorders
abstract The immune response of an organism is controlled by administering to the organism a therapeutically effective amount of a compound that binds galectin. In a specific case, the compound is selected to bind to galectin-1 or galectin-3. Some therapeutic substances include natural or synthetic polymers having side groups terminated by galactose or arabinose. One group of suitable therapeutic compounds includes modified pectins or other substances having a substantially demethoxylated rhamnogalacturon backbone with rhamnose residues in the middle of the backbone. Certain therapeutics include a first functional moiety that binds to the carbohydrate binding moiety of galectin and a second functional moiety that can modify the galectin protein.
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