Immunology and Immunotechnology
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ISBN:
9780195676884
Publication date:
02/01/2006
Paperback
Price: 1100.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780195676884
Publication date:
02/01/2006
Paperback
First Edition
Rights: World Rights
First Edition
Description
Immunology and Immunotechnology is an authoritative and comprehensive textbook aimed at students of biotechnology; it conforms to the syllabi of the major universities offering this subject.
It would be equally useful as a text in courses in biochemistry, microbiology, and certain other disciplines of biology. The book provides in-depth coverage of topics such as lymphocyte activation, cytokines, immunoglobulin and T cell receptor genes, complement, major histocompatibility complex, transplantation, tumour immunology, hypersensitivity, immunodeficiency, and AIDS. Separate chapters deal with assays for antigen–antibody reactions, vaccines, and the various techniques in immunotechnology. The book covers the latest technologies and techniques, and is well-illustrated with over 250 illustrations. Written in a simple yet lucid style, it provides the reader with a clear understanding of the fundamental concepts of immunology.First Edition
Table of contents
1.Immunology: History and Significance
2.The Immune System
3.Immunoreactive Cells and Receptors
4.Cytokines and Regulation
5.Antibody Synthesis and B Cell Activation
6.Immunoglobulin Molecules
7.Immunoglobulin and T cell Receptor Genes
8.Antigens
9.Antigen – Antibody Reaction and Diagnostic Procedures
10.Complement
11.Major Histocompatibility Complex
12.Cell-mediated Response and Transplantation
13.Cancer and Immune Responses
14.Hypersensitivity
15.Tolerance and Autoimmunity
16.Immunodeficiency and AIDS
17.Immunity to Pathogens and Vaccines
18.Techniques used in Immunotechnology
First Edition
Features
- Summarizes key points in every chapter for ready reference.
- Includes a large number of illustrations, with 20 pages of color illustrations and photographs to aid the understanding of fundamental concepts.
- Includes a glossary of essential terms.
- Provides review questions and relevant suggested reading for every chapter.
First Edition
Description
Immunology and Immunotechnology is an authoritative and comprehensive textbook aimed at students of biotechnology; it conforms to the syllabi of the major universities offering this subject.
It would be equally useful as a text in courses in biochemistry, microbiology, and certain other disciplines of biology. The book provides in-depth coverage of topics such as lymphocyte activation, cytokines, immunoglobulin and T cell receptor genes, complement, major histocompatibility complex, transplantation, tumour immunology, hypersensitivity, immunodeficiency, and AIDS. Separate chapters deal with assays for antigen–antibody reactions, vaccines, and the various techniques in immunotechnology. The book covers the latest technologies and techniques, and is well-illustrated with over 250 illustrations. Written in a simple yet lucid style, it provides the reader with a clear understanding of the fundamental concepts of immunology.Table of contents
1.Immunology: History and Significance
2.The Immune System
3.Immunoreactive Cells and Receptors
4.Cytokines and Regulation
5.Antibody Synthesis and B Cell Activation
6.Immunoglobulin Molecules
7.Immunoglobulin and T cell Receptor Genes
8.Antigens
9.Antigen – Antibody Reaction and Diagnostic Procedures
10.Complement
11.Major Histocompatibility Complex
12.Cell-mediated Response and Transplantation
13.Cancer and Immune Responses
14.Hypersensitivity
15.Tolerance and Autoimmunity
16.Immunodeficiency and AIDS
17.Immunity to Pathogens and Vaccines
18.Techniques used in Immunotechnology
