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Название: Instant Notes in Immunology

Авторы: Lydyard P.M., Whelan A., Fanger M.W.

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Instant Notes titles focus on core information and are designed to help undergraduate students come to grips with a subject quickly and easily.
This new edition has been amended throughout, new sections have been added on aging and gender and the immune system, and diagrams have been redrawn for improved clarity and consistency of style.
Instant Notes in Immunology, Second Edition provides concise yet comprehensive coverage of immunology at an undergraduate level, providing easy access to the core information in the field. The book covers all important areas in immunology in a format which is ideal for learning and rapid revision. Also features MCQs and answers which test knowledge and understanding.

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Рубрика: Медицина и здравоохранение/

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Год издания: 2000

Количество страниц: 318

Добавлена в каталог: 23.11.2006

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$\alpha$ -1 anti chymotrypsin      29
$\alpha$ -1 anti trypsin      29
$\beta$ -2-microglobulin      104—106
$\beta$ -hemolytic Streptococcus      116
a-melanocyte-stimulating hormone $(\alpha MSH)$       112
ABO blood groups      199 203 246
Accessory molecules      87
Acetylcholine receptor      244 246 260 269 288
Acid hydrolases      242
Acquired immunodeficiency      223—224 229—231
Active Immunization      214—216
Acute inflammation      5 109—112
Acute inflammatory response      109—112
Acute inflammatory response, initiation of the acute inflammatory response      109—110
Acute inflammatory response, termination of the response and repair      111—112
Acute inflammatory response, vascular changes      110—111
Acute phase proteins      23 28—29
Acute phase proteins, function      29
Acute phase proteins, production      28—29
Adaptive immune system      5—7 33—48
Adaptive immune system, B lymphocytes and plasma cells      26 33 35—37 115—122
Adaptive immune system, bone marrow      38—39
Adaptive immune system, bronchus-associated lymphoid tissue      43 45
Adaptive immune system, gut-associated lymphoid tissue      43—45
Adaptive immune system, lymph nodes      38—39 41—42
Adaptive immune system, lymphocyte traffic and recirculation      46—48
Adaptive immune system, mechanisms of lymphocyte trafficking      46—48
Adaptive immune system, mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue      43—45
Adaptive immune system, nasal-associated lymphoid tissue      43—44
Adaptive immune system, primary lymphoid organs      38—39
Adaptive immune system, secondary lymphoid organs      38 40—45
Adaptive immune system, specificity and memory      33—34
Adaptive immune system, spleen      38 40—41
Adaptive immune system, T lymphocytes      33—36
Adaptive immunity      5—7 33—48
ADCC      47 190—192
Addressins      29 98
Adenosine deaminase      227
Adenovirus      222
Adhesion molecules      48
Adipocytes      50
Adjuvants      217 219
Afferent lymphatics      41—42
Affinity      63 65 117
Affinity chromatography      283
Affinity maturation      117—118
Ageing      229—231
Agglutination assays      276—278
AIDS      229—231
Alleles      199—201
Allelic exclusion      70 74
Allergens      18—19 241—2143
Allergic rhinitis      241
Allergy      237—243
Alloantigens      200—201
Allografts      197 202—203
Allotypes      78
Alpha-fetoprotein      180—181
Alternative complement pathway      24—27
Alveolar macrophages      14
Alveolitis      249
Amebiasis      173
Anaerobes      4
Anamnestic responses      115
Anaphylatoxins      26
Anaphylaxis      239 241—242
Anergy      149—151
Anti-double stranded DNA      260—272
Anti-inflammatory cytokines      109 112
Anti-nuclear antibodies      257 261 272
Antibodies      63—84
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools      275—286
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, complement activation      80—82
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, Coomb's test      273—278
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, ELISA      279—280
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, ELISPOT      279 282
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, immunodiffusion      276—277
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, immunoelectrophoresis      276—277
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, immunofluorescence      279—282
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, neutralization      65 80 275
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, precipitation assays      276—277
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, radial-immuno-diffusion      276—277
Antibodies as research and diagnostic tools, rocket immunoelectrophoresis      276
Antibodies in the newborn      60—61 64 244—246
Antibodies, affinity      63 65 114
Antibodies, allelic exclusion      70 74
Antibodies, allotypes      78
Antibodies, antibody functions      80—82
Antibodies, antibody genes      70—72
Antibodies, antigen selection for B cells      71 77
Antibodies, antigenic determinant      9—11 65
Antibodies, avidity      65—66
Antibodies, classes      64 67—69
Antibodies, classes, IgA      67—69 119—120
Antibodies, classes, IgD      67 69
Antibodies, classes, IgE      67 68
Antibodies, classes, IgG      67 68
Antibodies, classes, IgM      67 69
Antibodies, differential splicing and class switching      41—70 70—76 117—118
Antibodies, diversity      70—77
Antibodies, Fab fragments      64
Antibodies, Fc fragment      64—65
Antibodies, Fv libraries      83—84
Antibodies, gene rearrangement      70 72—73
Antibodies, generation of diversity      70—77
Antibodies, genes      70—72
Antibodies, H and L chains      63—69
Antibodies, hydrophilic interactions      63
Antibodies, hydrophobic interactions      63
Antibodies, idiotypes      78—79 164—165 266—267
Antibodies, monoclonal antibodies      33 284—285
Antibodies, primary response      7—8 113—115
Antibodies, role of antibody in complement activation      80—81
Antibodies, role of antibody with effector cells      80 82
Antibodies, synthesis and assembly of chains      70 74—75
Antibodies, valence      63 65—66
Antibodies, ways of creating diversity      71 76—77
Antibody mediated protection      80—82
Antibody responses      113—122
Antibody responses in different tissues      119—120
Antibody responses, affinity maturation      77 117—118
Antibody responses, class switching      70 75—76 117—118
Antibody responses, cross-reactive responses      113 115—116
Antibody responses, immunological memory      113—115
Antibody responses, primary and memory responses      113—115
Antibody responses, selection and activation of B cells      113—115
Antibody responses, the cellular basis of      113—116
Antigen preparations used in vaccines      217—219
Antigen presenting cells (APCs)      97 100 103 108
Antigen processing      104—108
Antigen processing, endogenous pathway      104 107—108
Antigen processing, exogenous pathway      104 107—108
Antigen recognition      95—108
Antigen recognition, antigen processing by the major histocompatibility complex      104—108
Antigen recognition, B cell co-receptors      98—99
Antigen recognition, B cell receptor complex      98
Antigen recognition, B cell recognition of antigen      98—99
Antigen recognition, CD14      95 97
Antigen recognition, mannose receptor      95—97
Antigen recognition, non-self recognition by the innate immune system      95—97
Antigen recognition, pattern recognition receptors      95—96
Antigen recognition, scavenger receptors      95 97
Antigen recognition, T cell diversity      100 102—103
Antigen recognition, T cell receptor      100—102
Antigen recognition, T cell receptor complex      100 102
Antigen recognition, T cell recognition of antigen      100—103
Antigen recognition, T cell repetoire      100 103
Antigen recognition, toll receptors      95 97
Antigens      9—11
Antigens, antigenic determinants      8—11 65

Antigens, carbohydrates      9
Antigens, epitopes      9
Antigens, haptens      10—11
Antigens, linear ammo acid sequences      9
Antigens, lipids      9
Antigens, multi-determinant      9
Antigens, native      10
Antigens, not 'self      9
Antigens, nucleic acids      9
Antigens, range of antigens      6—9
Antigens, structure      9—11
Apoptosis      52 54 56 124 126—128 167 169 183 184 189 191
Appendix      119
Arabinomannans      96—97
Arthus reaction      248—249
Autoantibodies      268—271
Autoantigens      257 259—260
Autografts      197
Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia      265 268—270
Autoimmune thyroiditis      255 260 270
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases      255—274
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, autoantibodies can modulate cell function      268—269
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, autoantibody mediated destruction      268—269
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, breakdown of tolerance      262—263
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, cell mediated immune mechanisms of damage      268 271
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, defective regulation of Th1, Th2      262 265
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, diagnosis      272—273
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, diagnosis and treatment      272—274
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, disease pathogenesis -effector mechanisms      268—271
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, drugs and autoimmune reactions      257 261
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, dysregulation of the idiotypic network      263 266
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, factors contributing to the development      257—261
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, immune complexes      268 270—271
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, immunodeficiency      258 261
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, mechanisms leading to the development      262—267
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, modification of cell surfaces      262 265—266
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, molecular mimicry      262—264
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, polyclonal activation      262 265
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, prevalence      255—256
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, replacement therapy      272—273
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, sequestered self antigens      263 266
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, spectrum of autoimmune conditions      255—256
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, suppression of the autoimmune process      272—274
Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases, tissue damage      268—269
Avidity      45—46
Avirulent      116
Azathioprine      273
B cell activation      138—142
B cell activation, biochemical events      138 141—142
B cell activation, thymus dependent antigens      138—141
B cell activation, thymus independent antigens      138—139
B cell co-receptors      98—99
B cell follicles      36
B cell receptor complex (BCR)      98—99
B cell recognition of antigen      98—99
B cell tolerance      147 154
B cells      6—8 10 55—59 104—108 113—115 117—118
B-7      149—151 195
B1 cells      35
B2 cells      35
B7.1 (CD80)      149—151 195
B7.2 (CD86)      149—151 195
Bacterial toxins      96 97 110
Bacterial vaccines      221—222
Bacteriophage      286
Basophils      18 19 109 110 240—243
BCG      188
Bee venom      239
Bird fancier's disease      248—249
Blood group antigens      166 203 246
Bone marrow      35 38 39 46 49—51 53 55 56 80—82 229 231—235
Bordetella pertussis      216
Borrelia burgdorferi      259
Borrelia recurrentis      177
Botulism      215
Bradykinin system      109 242
Bronchus-associated lymphocyte tissue (BALT)      43 45
Brucella      170—171 176
Bruton's agammablobulinaemia      142 225 227
Burkitts Lymphoma      179
Burnet      194
Burns      229 231
Bursa of Fabricius      56
C parvum      188
C-reactive protein (CRP)      28—29
C1q      81
C1q inhibitor      27 226
C3a      24—26 181—182
C3b      24—26 81—82
C4a      81
C5a      25—26 81—82
C9      24—26 81
CA-125      185—186
CA-19-9      185—186
Candida      1 233
Carcinoembryonic antigen      180—181 186—187
Cationic protein      168—173
CC chemokines      87 90—91
CD14      95—97
CD19      55 98—99
CD21      98—99
CD28      150 151
CD3      34 35
CD32      98—99
CD4      20 33 102—103
CD40      37 117—118 130 225 227 230 232
CD40 ligand (CD40L)      36 117—118 130 225 227 232 274
CD79a, CD79b      98—99
CD8      33 35 103
CD81      98—99
Cecropins      3
Cell mediated immunity      123—130
Cell mediated immunity, cell mediated immunity in context      123—124
Cell mediated immunity, functionally distinct T cell populations      123—124
Cell mediated immunity, mechanisms of toxicity      126—128
Cell mediated immunity, peptide recognition and activation of      126
Cell mediated immunity, T cell mediated immunity      123
Cell mediated immunity, T cytotoxic cells      126—128
Cell mediated immunity, T helper cells      129—130
Cell mediated immunity, Th1 cells and Th2 cells      129—130
Cellular adhesion molecules      48
Cellular immunity      123—130
Central Tolerance      147—148
Cerumen      3
CH50      233
Chediak — Higashi syndrome      226
Chemokine receptors      230
Chemokines      85 90—91
Chemotaxis      80—82 233 234
Chimeric      284 286
Cholera      212 216 218
Chronic granulomatous disease (CGD)      225—227
Cilia      3
Class I genes (HLA-A, -B, -C)      104—105
Class I processing pathways      104 107
Class II genes      104—106
Class II processing pathways      104 107—108
Classical pathway of complement      80—82
Clonal deletion      144 147 149
Clonal expansion      7 114
Clonal selection      5 7—8 113—115
Clostridium      212 214
Coeliac disease      257 259—260
Colicins      3
Collagen      109 112
Collectins      32
Colony stimulating factors      87 91—92
Colostrum      60 61 68
Commensals      2 3 4
Common variable immunodeficiency (CVID)      225 227

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