Can interferon treat hepatitis B for social security?

Of course. Interferon treatment of hepatitis B can provide social security. Interferon works by binding to interferon receptor protein. Interferon binds to interferon receptor, and only the precise combination of interferon and receptor can play the role of interferon. After PEGylation, the binding of interferon to the receptor will be affected, thus reducing its activity, and the size of this influence depends on the size of polyethylene glycol molecules. The bigger the polyethylene glycol molecule, the greater the influence.