In chronic lymphocytic leukemia, the number of B cells is abnormally elevated.The lymph nodes are swollen due to the insertion of B cells. The active substance “Ibrutinib” blocks the interaction of BTK (Brutone Tyrosine Kinase) and transcription factor NFkB in the B cells, which enables cell death and thereby reduces their number. As more and more B-cells and also BTK are produced, a continuous intake of the drug is necessary to reduce the number of B-cells.
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The drug binds to the BTK and prevents interaction with the transcription factor NFkB
Because BTK is still being re-produced by the B cell, the drug must be taken continuously
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