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Название: Instant Notes in Immunology

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

Аннотация:

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/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2000

Количество страниц: 318

Добавлена в каталог: 23.11.2006

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Immunodeficiency, humoral immunity      233
Immunodeficiency, phagocytic system      233
Immunodeficiency, therapy      235
Immunodiffusion      279
Immunoelectrophoresis      279
Immunofluorescence      279
Immunogens      11
Immunoglobulins      5 63 119
Immunoglobulm gene superfamily      64
Immunological memory      5 33 211
Immunopathology      5
Immunosuppression      205
Immunotechnology      275—286
Immunotoxins      190
Inactivation of immune effector mechanisms      175
Indirect immunofluorescence      279
Induction of tolerance      153—155
Induction of tolerance, dose of antigen      153
Induction of tolerance, maturity of the immune system      153
Induction of tolerance, nature of antigen      153
Induction of tolerance, route of administration      153
Infection      109
Infectious mononucleosis      159 262
Infectious organisms      95
Inflammation      6 109
Inflammatory mediators      109
Influenza      177
Innate immune defence      5 15 28 97
Insulin      267
Integrins      134
Interdigitating cells      20
Interferons (IFN)      23 30—31 87 170
Intracellular bacteria      211
Intracellular pathogens      105 108
Isohaemagglutinins      199 246
ITAM      131
J chain      63
J segments      70
Kaposi's sarcoma      179 230
Kidney      14
Killing activation receptors (KARs)      16
Killing Inhibitory receptors (KIRs)      16
Kinins      242
Klebsiella pneumoniac      96
Km (Inv)      78
Koch      251
Kupffer cells      13 22
L chain      70
Lacrimal glands      3
Lactobacilli      4
Laminin      173
Langerhans cells      20 120
Large granular lymphocytes (LGLs)      16
Lectins      19 233
Legionella      167 176
Leishmaniasis      96 130 176
Leprosy      251
Leukocyte function antigens (LFA-1)      11 133
Leukocytes      22
Leukotrienes      111 173 241
Lipids      95
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS)      95 109 262
Listeria monocytogenes      171
Liver      22 23 24
Lpr mice      257
Lupus erythematosus      255
Lyme arthritis      259
Lymph nodes      38 119
Lymphatic vessels      41
Lymphatics      119
Lymphocyte activation      131—142
Lymphocyte activation, accessory molecules      133
Lymphocyte activation, activation of cytotoxic T cells      133
Lymphocyte activation, B cell activation      138—142
Lymphocyte activation, biochemical events      133 142
Lymphocyte activation, co-stimulatory molecules      133
Lymphocyte activation, cytotoxic T cells      133
Lymphocyte activation, receptor ligand interactions      86
Lymphocyte activation, reciprocal activation of B and T cells      92
Lymphocyte activation, signaling by co-receptors      131
Lymphocyte activation, superantigens and Th activation      133
Lymphocyte activation, T cells      133—137
Lymphocyte activation, T helper cells      133
Lymphocyte activation, thymus dependent antigens      138
Lymphocyte activation, thymus independent antigens      138
Lymphocyte traffic and recirculation      46—48
Lymphocytes      8 20 33—48 109
Lymphocytes in the newborn      60
Lymphoglandular complexes      43
Lymphoid irradiation      273
Lymphoid organs and tissues      33—48
Lymphoid organs and tissues, lymphoid follicles      40
Lymphoid organs and tissues, primary lymphoid organs      38
Lymphoid organs and tissues, secondary lymphoid organs      38
Lymphokine activated killer (LAK) cells      17 188
Lymphotactin      90
Lymphotoxin      87
Lysosome      4
Lysozyme      3
M-CSF      87
Macrophage activated killer (MAK) cells      188
Macrophages      6 7 28 31 95 104 112
Magainins      3 32
Major basic protein      22 242
Major blood group antigens A and B      244
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC)      104—108
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), antigen processing, and presentation      104—108
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), cellular distribution      104
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), class I processing pathways      104
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), class II processing pathways      104
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), MHC molecules and immune defence against intracellular pathogens      105
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), nature of antigen peptides, associated with MHC class I and MHC class II      104
Major histocompatibility complex (MHC), structure of MHC molecules      104
Malaria      170 221
Malnutrition      230
MALT      43
Mammary gland      68
Mannose      14
Mannose binding protein (MBP)      28 29
Mannose receptor      95
Mantoux test      251
Mast cells      6 18—19 26 67 109 168 239
Maternal antibody      212
Maternal IgG      60
MCP-1      90
Measles virus      168 178 215
Medulla      41
Melanocyte-stimulating hormone      109
Melanoma      195
Membrane attack complex      26
Membrane co-factor protein (MCP)      26
Memory cells      55
Meningococci      215 226
Mesangial cells      14
Metal binding proteins      29
Methotrexate      208
MHC molecules      104
MHC molecules, Class I      31 100 104
MHC molecules, Class II      95 104
MHC molecules, polymorphism      104
MHC molecules, restriction      100 105
MHC molecules, structure      104
Microbes      1 25 28 109
Microbial antigens      20
Microbial infections      2
Microbial products      2—3
Microbial products, colicins      3
Microbial products, short chain fatty acids      3
Microbial T and B cell responses      95
Microenvironment      2

Microglial cells      13 14
microtubules      14
Milk      68
MIP-i $\beta$       90
Mitochondria      36
Mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR)      233
Molecular mimicry      167 262
Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs)      83 115 284
Monocyte colony stimulating factor (M-CSF)      49
Monocytes      13 14 24
MUC-1      187
Mucin      2
Muco-ciliary escalator      2
Mucosa associated lymphoid tissues (MALT)      38 43
Mucosal epithelial cells      2
Mucosal Immunisation      119 215
Mucosal secretions      68
Mucosal surfaces      2 18 68 95
Mucous      2
Multi-determinant antigens      10
Muramyl dipeptide      13
Mycobacteria      108 130
Mycobacterium leprae      251
Mycobacterium tuberculosis      251
Mycoplasma      256
Mycoses      170
Myelin basic protein      271
Myeloperoxidase      14
Myofibroblasts      112
NADPH oxidase      226
NAP-2      90
Nasal associated immune tissue (NALT)      43 215
Natural hemagglutinins      204 244
Natural immunity      5—11
Natural killer (NK) cells      5 16—17 30 33 126
Necrosis      127 167
Negative feedback      142
Neisseria      97 177
Neonatal hypophvsectomy      40
Nerve growth factor (NGF)      110
Nervous system      4
Neuro-endocrine system      157 258
Neuropeptides      112
Neurotoxins      168
Neutralization      275
Neutralizing antibodies      80
Neutropenia      215
Neutrophil      13 109
Neutrophil cytoplasmic antigen (ANCA)      273
NF-kB      32
Nitric oxide      14 111 242
Nitroblue tetrazolium, NBT test      234
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)      273
Noradrenaline      165
Opportunistic infections      230
Opsonins      170
Opsonization      15 80
Overview of the immune system      1—12
Overview of the immune system, clonal selection      7
Overview of the immune system, epithelial barriers      2
Overview of the immune system, external defences      2—4
Overview of the immune system, immune defence      5—8
Overview of the immune system, innate vs adaptive immunity      6
Overview of the immune system, microbial competition      3
Overview of the immune system, physical barriers      2
Overview of the immune system, secretions      2
Overview of the immune system, T and B cell cooperation      8
Overview of the immune system, the ubiquitous enemy      1
Paracortex      41 120
Parasites      2 22
Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobulinuria      226
Passive immunity      61 68 159 212
Pathogens      1 107
Pattern recognition receptors (PRR)      95
Penicillin      237
Pentraxins      28
Pepsin      3
Peptide antibiotics      3 23 32
Peptidoglycan      96 97
Performs      16 124
Periarteriolar lymphatic sheath      40
Peripheral Tolerance      149
Pernicious anaemia      273
Peroxides      22
Pertussis      221
Peyer's patches      44 119
PHA      234
Phagocytes      13—15 80
Phagocytes, Mobile phagocytes      13
Phagocytes, mononuclear phagocytic system      13
Phagocytes, opsonisation      13
Phagocytes, phagocytic process      13
Phagocytosis      15
Phagosome      13
Pharmacological mediators      239
Pituitary hormone      40
Placenta      60 67
Plasma cells      5 33 67 75 114 117
Plasmapheresis      273
Plasmodium      106
Platelet activating factor (PAF)      19 111 241
Pneumococci      60 177 221
Pneumococcus polysaccharide      60
Pneumocystis      249
Pneumocystis carinii      96
Pneumonitis      249
Polio      220
Pollen      4
Poly-Ig receptor      67 119
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)      206
Polysaccharide antigens      38 60
Positive and negative selection      52 103 147
Prausnitz — Kustner test      240
Precipitation assays      276
Primary immunodeficiency      225
Primary lymphoid organs      33
Primary response      63
Principles of vaccination      211
Pro-inflammatory cytokines      30 89 109
Procainamide      256
Prophylaxis      215
Prostaglandin      2 241 242
Prostate specific antigen (PSA)      186 221
Protease inhibitors      29
Protectin      24 27
Protein A      176 283
Protein C      109 112
Proteoglycans      3
Proteolytic enzymes      122
Protozoa immunity to      28 29 167 221
Pseudomonas      96 176
Purified protein derivative (PPD)      251
Purine nucleoside phosphorylase      225
Rabies      215
RadioAllergoSorbent Test (RAST)      279
RadioImmunoAssays (RIA)      279
RAG-1 and RAG-2      73
RANTES      90
Rapamycin      208
Reactive oxygen species      111
Receptor-ligand interactions      131
Recombinant Vaccines      217
Regulation of the immune response      157—166
Regulation of the immune response, components involved      157
Regulation of the immune response, genetic control      160
Regulation of the immune response, idiotypic network      164
Regulation of the immune response, neuro/endocrine system      164
Regulation of the immune response, stimulatory and inhibitory cytokines      161
Regulation of the immune response, Th cells      160
Regulation of the immune response, the role of antibody      162—163

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