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  • 1
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    Online Resource
    Rio de Janeiro :Elsevier,
    Keywords: Cellular immunity. ; Molecular immunology. ; Electronic books.
    Description / Table of Contents: Domine o complexo assunto da imunologia com cobertura abrangente, mas simples, dos novos avanços neste campo ativo e em rápida mutação. Na versão impressa e na versão online com recursos adicionais, este é um livro de leitura agradável e atualizado que você precisa para ficar atualizado com as últimas descobertas em imunologia e biologia molecular.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (559 pages)
    Edition: 7th ed.
    ISBN: 9788535259728
    DDC: 616.07;616.07/97
    Language: Portuguese
    Note: Front Cover -- Imunologia Celular e Molecular -- Copyright Page -- Instruções para acesso on-line -- SUMÁRIO -- REVISÃO CIENTÍFICA E TRADUÇÃO -- DEDICATÓRIA -- APRESENTAÇÃO -- CAPÍTULO 1. Propriedades Gerais das Respostas Imunes -- IMUNIDADE INATA E ADAPTATIVA -- TIPOS DE RESPOSTA IMUNE ADAPTATIVA -- PRINCIPAIS CARACTERÍSTICAS DA RESPOSTA IMUNE ADAPTATIVA -- COMPONENTES CELULARES DO SISTEMA IMUNOLÓGICO ADAPTATIVO -- CITOCINAS, MEDIADORES SOLÚVEIS DO SISTEMA IMUNOLÓGICO -- VISÃO GERAL DAS RESPOSTAS IMUNES AOS MICRO-ORGANISMOS -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 2. Células e Tecidos do Sistema Imune -- CÉLULAS DO SISTEMA IMUNE -- ANATOMIA E FUNÇÕES DOS TECIDOS LINFOIDES -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 3. Migração dos Leucócitos para os Tecidos -- MOLÉCULAS DE ADESÃO DOS LEUCÓCITOS E DAS CÉLULAS ENDOTELIAIS ENVOLVIDAS NO RECRUTAMENTO DOS LEUCÓCITOS -- QUIMIOCINAS E RECEPTORES DE QUIMIOCINAS -- INTERAÇÕES DE LEUCÓCITOS COM AS CÉLULAS ENDOTELIAIS E EXTRAVASAMENTO DOS LEUCÓCITOS -- MIGRAÇÃO DOS NEUTRÓFILOS E DOS MONÓCITOS PARA OS LOCAIS DE INFECÇÃO OU DE LESÃO TECIDUAL -- MIGRAÇÃO E RECIRCULAÇÃO DOS LINFÓCITOS T -- MIGRAÇÃO DOS LINFÓCITOS B -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 4. Imunidade Inata -- RECONHECIMENTO DE MICRO-ORGANISMOS E ESTRUTURAS ORGÂNICAS DANIFICADAS PELO SISTEMA IMUNE INATO -- RECEPTORES CELULARES DE RECONHECIMENTO DE PADRÕES DA IMUNIDADE INATA -- COMPONENTES CELULARES DO SISTEMA IMUNE INATO -- MOLÉCULAS SOLÚVEIS DE RECONHECIMENTO E MOLÉCULAS EFETORAS DA IMUNIDADE INATA -- A RESPOSTA INFLAMATÓRIA -- A RESPOSTA ANTIVIRAL -- ESTIMULAÇÃO DA IMUNIDADE ADAPTATIVA -- MECANISMOS DE RETROALIMENTAÇÃO QUE REGULAM A IMUNIDADE INATA -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 5. Anticorpos e Antígenos -- ESTRUTURA DO ANTICORPO -- SÍNTESE, MONTAGEM E EXPRESSÃO DAS MOLÉCULAS DE IG -- LIGAÇÃO ENTRE ANTICORPOS E ANTÍGENOS. , RELAÇÕES ENTRE ESTRUTURA E FUNÇÃO NAS MOLÉCULAS DE ANTICORPOS -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SELECIONADAS -- CAPÍTULO 6. Moléculas do Complexo Principal de Histocompatibilidade e Apresentação do Antígeno aos Linfócitos T -- PROPRIEDADES DOS ANTÍGENOS RECONHECIDOS PELOS LINFÓCITOS T -- CAPTURA DO ANTÍGENO E FUNÇÕES DAS CÉLULAS APRESENTADORAS DE ANTÍGENOS -- O COMPLEXO PRINCIPAL DE HISTOCOMPATIBILIDADE (MHC) -- PROCESSAMENTO DOS ANTÍGENOS PROTEICOS -- APRESENTAÇÃO DE ANTÍGENOS NÃO PROTEICOS A SUBTIPOS DE CÉLULAS T -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 7. Receptores Imunológicos e Transdução de Sinais -- VISÃO GERAL DA TRANSDUÇÃO DE SINAIS -- A FAMÍLIA DOS RECEPTORES IMUNOLÓGICOS -- O COMPLEXO DO RECEPTOR DE ANTÍGENOS DO LINFÓCITO B -- ATENUAÇÃO DA SINALIZAÇÃO DOS RECEPTORES IMUNOLÓGICOS -- RECEPTORES DE CITOCINA E SINALIZAÇÃO -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 8. Desenvolvimento dos Linfócitos e Rearranjo dos Genes dos Receptores de Antígenos -- VISÃO GERAL DO DESENVOLVIMENTO DOS LINFÓCITOS -- REARRANJO DOS GENES DOS RECEPTORES DE ANTÍGENOS DOS LINFÓCITOS B E T -- DESENVOLVIMENTO DOS LINFÓCITOS B -- MATURAÇÃO DOS LINFÓCITOS T -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 9. Ativação dos Linfócitos T -- REVISÃO DA ATIVAÇÃO DOS LINFÓCITOS T -- SINAIS DE ATIVAÇÃO DOS LINFÓCITOS T -- RESPOSTAS FUNCIONAIS DOS LINFÓCITOS T -- RESUMO -- DECLÍNIO DAS RESPOSTAS DA CÉLULA T -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 10. Mecanismos Efetores da Imunidade Mediada por Células -- TIPOS DE REAÇÕES IMUNOLÓGICAS MEDIADAS POR CÉLULAS -- MIGRAÇÃO DOS LINFÓCITOS T EFETORES PARA OS SÍTIOS DE INFECÇÃO -- FUNÇÕES EFETORAS DAS CÉLULAS T CD4+ AUXILIARES -- FUNÇÕES EFETORAS DOS LINFÓCITOS T CITOTÓXICOS CD8+ -- FUNÇÕES DE OUTROS SUBGRUPOS DE CÉLULAS T -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 11. Ativação da Célula B e Produção de Anticorpos. , CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DAS RESPOSTAS IMUNES HUMORAIS -- RECONHECIMENTO DE ANTÍGENOS E ATIVAÇÃO DA CÉLULA B INDUZIDA PELO ANTÍGENO -- RESPOSTAS DE ANTICORPOS DEPENDENTES DE CÉLULA T AUXILIAR AOS ANTÍGENOS PROTEICOS -- RESPOSTAS DE ANTICORPOS A ANTÍGENOS INDEPENDENTES DE CÉLULAS T -- AUTORREGULAÇÃO DOS ANTICORPOS: REGULAÇÃO DAS RESPOSTAS IMUNES HUMORAIS POR RECEPTORES Fc -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 12. Mecanismos Efetores da Imunidade Humoral -- VISÃO GERAL DA IMUNIDADE HUMORAL -- NEUTRALIZAÇÃO DE MICRO-ORGANISMOS E DE TOXINAS MICROBIANAS -- OPSONIZAÇÃO MEDIADA POR ANTICORPOS E FAGOCITOSE -- O SISTEMA COMPLEMENTO -- RESUMO -- IMUNIDADE NEONATAL -- LEITURAS SELECIONADAS -- CAPÍTULO 13. Imunidade Regional: Respostas Imunes Especializadas em Tecidos Epiteliais e Imunoprivilegiados -- CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DA IMUNIDADE NAS BARREIRAS EPITELIAIS -- IMUNIDADE NO SISTEMA GASTROINTESTINAL -- IMUNIDADE EM OUTROS TECIDOS MUCOSOS -- O SISTEMA IMUNE CUTÂNEO -- TECIDOS IMUNOPRIVILEGIADOS -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 14. Tolerância Imunológica e Autoimunidade -- CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DA TOLERÂNCIA IMUNOLÓGICA -- TOLERÂNCIA DOS LINFÓCITOS T -- TOLERÂNCIA DOS LINFÓCITOS B -- TOLERÂNCIA INDUZIDA POR ANTÍGENOS PROTEICOS ESTRANHOS -- PATOGÊNESE DA AUTOIMUNIDADE -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 15. Imunidade contra Micro-organismos -- CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DAS RESPOSTAS IMUNOLÓGICAS CONTRA MICRO-ORGANISMOS -- IMUNIDADE CONTRA BACTÉRIAS EXTRACELULARES -- IMUNIDADE CONTRA BACTÉRIAS INTRACELULARES -- IMUNIDADE CONTRA FUNGOS -- IMUNIDADE CONTRA VÍRUS -- IMUNIDADE CONTRA PARASITAS -- ESTRATÉGIAS PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO DE VACINAS -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SELECIONADAS -- RESPOSTAS IMUNES AOS ALOENXERTOS -- CAPÍTULO 16. Imunologia do Transplante -- PADRÕES E MECANISMOS DE REJEIÇÃO DE ALOENXERTO. , PREVENÇÃO E TRATAMENTO DA REJEIÇÃO DE ALOENXERTOS -- TRANSPLANTE XENOGÊNICO -- TRANSFUSÃO DE SANGUE E OS GRUPOS DE ANTÍGENOS DE SANGUE ABO E RH -- TRANSPLANTE HEMATOPOIÉTICO DE CÉLULAS-TRONCO -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 17. Imunidade Tumoral -- ASPECTOS GERAIS DA IMUNIDADE TUMORAL -- ANTÍGENOS TUMORAIS -- RESPOSTAS IMUNOLÓGICAS CONTRA TUMORES -- EVASÃO DE RESPOSTAS IMUNOLÓGICAS PELOS TUMORES -- IMUNOTERAPIA PARA TUMORES -- O PAPEL DO SISTEMA IMUNOLÓGICO NA PROMOÇÃO DO CRESCIMENTO TUMORAL -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTUO 18. Distúrbios de Hipersensibilidade -- CAUSAS DE DOENÇAS DE HIPERSENSIBILIDADE -- MECANISMOS E CLASSIFICAÇÃO DAS REAÇÕES DE HIPERSENSIBILIDADE -- DOENÇAS CAUSADAS POR ANTICORPOS -- DOENÇAS CAUSADAS POR LINFÓCITOS T -- ABORDAGENS TERAPÊUTICAS PARA DOENÇAS AUTOIMUNES -- DOENÇAS AUTOIMUNES ESPECÍFICAS: PATOGÊNESE E ESTRATÉGIAS TERAPÊUTICAS -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 19. Respostas Imunes Dependentes de IgE e Doenças Alérgicas -- CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DAS REAÇÕES IMUNES DEPENDENTES DE IgE -- PRODUÇÃO DE IgE -- PAPEL DOS MASTÓCITOS, BASÓFILOS E EOSINÓFILOS NA HIPERSENSIBILIDADE IMEDIATA -- REAÇÕES DEPENDENTES DE IgE E DE MASTÓCITOS -- SUSCETIBILIDADE GENÉTICA À HIPERSENSIBILIDADE IMEDIATA -- DOENÇAS ALÉRGICAS EM SERES HUMANOS: PATOGÊNESE E TERAPIA -- OS PAPÉIS DE PROTEÇÃO DAS REAÇÕES IMUNES MEDIADAS POR IgE E MASTÓCITOS -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- CAPÍTULO 20. Imunode. ciências Congênitas e Adquiridas -- CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DAS DOENÇAS DE IMUNODEFICIÊNCIA -- IMUNODEFICIÊNCIAS CONGÊNITAS (PRIMÁRIAS) -- IMUNODEFICIÊNCIAS ADQUIRIDAS (SECUNDÁRIAS) -- VÍRUS DA IMUNODEFICIÊNCIA HUMANA E SÍNDROME DA IMUNODEFICIÊNCIA ADQUIRIDA -- RESUMO -- LEITURAS SUGERIDAS -- APÊNDICE I: GLOSSÁRIO -- APÊNDICE II: CITOCINAS -- APÊNDICE III: PRINCIPAIS CARACTERÍSTICAS DE MOLÉCULAS CD SELECIONADAS. , APÊNDICE IV: TÉCNICAS DE LABORATÓRIO COMUMENTE USADAS EM IMUNOLOGIA -- ÍNDICE.
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    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    Philadelphia :Elsevier,
    Keywords: Antigens-Immunology. ; Electronic books.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (579 pages)
    Edition: 9th ed.
    ISBN: 9780323523233
    DDC: 616.07/97
    Language: English
    Note: Front Cover -- Student Consult -- Cellular and Molecular Immunology -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Preface -- Online Resources for Instructors and Students -- Resources for Instructors -- Image Collection -- Animations -- Test Bank -- Resources for Students -- Textbook online -- Glossary -- Clinical Cases -- Self-Assessment Questions -- Animations -- Table Of Contents -- 1 Properties and Overview of Immune Responses -- Innate and Adaptive Immunity -- Innate Immunity: the Early Defense -- Adaptive Immunity -- Cardinal Features of Adaptive Immune Responses -- Overview of Humoral and Cell-Mediated Immunity -- Initiation and Development of Adaptive Immune Responses -- Humoral Immunity -- Cell-Mediated Immunity -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Historical Ideas -- Evolution of the Immune System -- 2 Cells and Tissues of the Immune System -- Cells of the Immune System -- Phagocytes -- Neutrophils -- Mononuclear Phagocytes -- Development of Monocytes and Macrophages -- Subsets of Monocytes -- Functions of Macrophages -- Macrophage Receptors and Activation -- Subsets of Macrophages -- Mast Cells, Basophils, and Eosinophils -- Mast Cells -- Basophils -- Eosinophils -- Dendritic Cells (DCs) -- Development of Dendritic Cells -- Subsets of Dendritic Cells -- Lymphocytes -- Classes of Lymphocytes -- Subsets of B Lymphocytes -- Subsets of T Lymphocytes -- Development of Lymphocytes -- Populations of Lymphocytes Distinguished by History of Antigen Exposure -- Naive Lymphocytes -- Effector Lymphocytes -- Memory Lymphocytes -- Natural Killer Cells and Cytokine-Secreting Innate Lymphoid Cells -- Anatomy and Functions of Lymphoid Tissues -- Bone Marrow -- Thymus -- The Lymphatic System -- Lymph Nodes -- Anatomic Organization of B and T Lymphocytes -- Antigen Transport Through Lymph Nodes -- Spleen -- Cutaneous and Mucosal Immune Systems -- Summary. , Selected Readings -- Cells of the Immune System -- Tissues of the Immune System -- 3 Leukocyte Circulation and Migration into Tissues -- Overview of Leukocyte Migration -- Adhesion Molecules on Leukocytes and Endothelial Cells Involved in Leukocyte Recruitment -- Selectins and Selectin Ligands -- Integrins and Integrin Ligands -- Chemokines and Chemokine Receptors -- Chemokine Structure, Production, and Receptors -- Biologic Actions of Chemokines -- Leukocyte-Endothelial Interactions and Leukocyte Recruitment Into Tissues -- Migration of Neutrophils and Monocytes to Sites of Infection or Tissue Injury -- Migration and Recirculation of T Lymphocytes -- Recirculation of Naive T Lymphocytes Between Blood and Secondary Lymphoid Organs -- Migration of Naive T Cells Into Lymph Nodes -- Movement of T Cells Within Secondary Lymphoid Organs -- Exit of T Cells From Lymph Nodes -- Recirculation of T Cells Through Other Lymphoid Tissues -- Migration of Effector T Lymphocytes to Sites of Infection -- Memory T Cell Migration -- Migration of B Lymphocytes -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Adhesion Molecules -- Chemokines -- Lymphocyte Migration Through Lymphoid Tissues -- 4 Innate Immunity -- Overview of Innate Immunity -- Functions and Reactions of Innate Immune Responses -- Comparative Features of Innate and Adaptive Immunity -- Evolution of Innate Immunity -- Recognition of Microbes and Damaged Self by the Innate Immune System -- Cell-Associated Pattern Recognition Receptors and Sensors of Innate Immunity -- Toll-Like Receptors -- Cytosolic Receptors for Pathogen-Associated Molecular Patterns and Damage-Associated Molecular Patterns -- NOD-Like Receptors: NOD1 and NOD2 -- Cytosolic DNA Sensors and the STING Pathway -- RIG-Like Receptors -- Inflammasomes -- Other Cell-Associated Pattern Recognition Receptors -- C-Type Lectin Receptors for Microbial Carbohydrates. , Scavenger Receptors -- Formyl-Peptide Receptors -- Cellular Components of the Innate Immune System -- Epithelial Barriers -- Phagocytes -- Dendritic Cells -- Cytokine-Producing Innate Lymphoid Cells -- Natural Killer Cells -- Functions of Natural Killer Cells -- Activating and Inhibitory Receptors of Natural Killer Cells -- T and B Lymphocytes With Limited Antigen Receptor Diversity -- Mast Cells -- Soluble Effector Molecules of Innate Immunity -- The Complement System -- Pentraxins -- Collectins and Ficolins -- The Inflammatory Response -- The Major Proinflammatory Cytokines of Innate Immunity -- Tumor Necrosis Factor -- Interleukin-1 -- Interleukin-6 -- Other Cytokines Produced During Innate Immune Responses -- Recruitment of Leukocytes to Sites of Infection -- Ingestion and Killing of Microbes by Activated Phagocytes -- Other Functions of Activated Macrophages -- Systemic and Pathologic Consequences of Inflammation -- The Antiviral Response -- Stimulation of Adaptive Immunity -- Mechanisms That Limit Innate Immune Responses -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Pattern Recognition Receptors -- Cells of the Innate Immune System -- Effector Molecules and Inflammatory Responses of Innate Immunity -- Diseases Caused by Innate Immunity -- 5 Antibodies and Antigens -- Antibody Structure -- General Features of Antibody Structure -- Structural Features of Antibody Variable Regions -- Structural Features of Antibody Constant Regions -- Monoclonal Antibodies -- Synthesis, Assembly, and Expression of Immunoglobulin Molecules -- Half-Life of Antibodies -- Antibody Binding of Antigens -- Features of Biologic Antigens -- Structural and Chemical Basis of Antigen Binding -- Structure-Function Relationships in Antibody Molecules -- Features Related to Antigen Recognition -- Specificity -- Diversity -- Affinity Maturation -- Features Related to Effector Functions. , Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Structure and Function of Antibodies -- Therapeutic Applications of Antibodies -- 6 Antigen Presentation to T Lymphocytes and the Functions of Major Histocompatibility Complex Molecules -- Properties of Antigens Recognized by T Lymphocytes -- Antigen Capture and the Functions of Antigen-Presenting Cells -- General Properties of Antigen-Presenting Cells -- Role of Dendritic Cells in Antigen Capture and Display -- Functions of Other Antigen-Presenting Cells -- The Major Histocompatibility Complex -- Discovery of the Major Histocompatibility Complex -- The Mouse Major Histocompatibility Complex (H-2 Complex) -- The Human Major Histocompatibility Complex (Human Leukocyte Antigen Locus) -- Immune Response Genes -- The Phenomenon of MHC Restriction -- MHC Genes -- Human and Mouse MHC Gene Loci -- Expression of MHC Molecules -- Structure of MHC Molecules -- General Properties of MHC Molecules -- Class I MHC Molecules -- Class II MHC Molecules -- Binding of Peptides to MHC Molecules -- Characteristics of Peptide-MHC Molecule Interactions -- Structural Basis of Peptide Binding to MHC Molecules -- Processing of Protein Antigens -- The Class I MHC Pathway for Processing and Presentation of Cytosolic Proteins -- Sources of Protein Antigens Degraded in Proteasomes -- Digestion of Proteins in Proteasomes -- Transport of Peptides From the Cytosol to the Endoplasmic Reticulum -- Assembly of Peptide-Class I MHC Complexes in the Endoplasmic Reticulum -- Surface Expression of Peptide-Class I MHC Complexes -- The Class II MHC Pathway for Presentation of Proteins Degraded in Lysosomes -- Targeting of Protein Antigens to Lysosomes -- Proteolytic Digestion of Antigens in Lysosomes -- Biosynthesis and Transport of Class II MHC Molecules to Endosomes -- Association of Processed Peptides With Class II MHC Molecules in Vesicles. , Expression of Peptide-Class II MHC Complexes on the Cell Surface -- Cross-Presentation -- Physiologic Significance of MHC-Associated Antigen Presentation -- Nature of T Cell Responses -- Immunogenicity of Protein Antigens -- Presentation of Nonprotein Antigens to T Cells -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- The Role of Dendritic Cells in Antigen Capture and Presentation -- Structure of Major Histocompatibility Complex Genes, Major Histocompatibility Complex Molecules, and Peptide-Major Histocompatibility Complex Complexes -- Protein Antigen Processing and Major Histocompatibility Complex-Associated Presentation of Peptide Antigens -- Cross-Presentation -- "Nonclassical" Antigen Presentation -- 7 Immune Receptors and Signal Transduction -- Overview of Signal Transduction -- Modular Signaling Proteins and Adaptors -- Prion-Like Polymerization and Signaling -- The Immune Receptor Family -- General Features of Antigen Receptor Signaling -- The T Cell Receptor Complex and T Cell Signaling -- The Structure of the T Cell Receptor for Antigen -- Signal Initiation by the T Cell Receptor -- The Role of the CD4 and CD8 Coreceptors in T Cell Activation -- Activation of Tyrosine Kinases and a Lipid Kinase During T Cell Activation -- Recruitment and Modification of Adaptor Proteins -- Formation of the Immune Synapse -- Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase Signaling Pathways in T Lymphocytes -- Calcium- and Protein Kinase C-Mediated Signaling Pathways in T Lymphocytes -- Activation of Transcription Factors That Regulate T Cell Gene Expression -- Modulation of T Cell Signaling by Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases -- Costimulatory Receptor Signaling in T Cells -- The CD28 Family of Costimulatory Receptors -- The CD2/Signaling Lymphocytic Activation Molecule Family of Costimulatory Receptors -- Metabolic Changes During T Cell Activation. , The B Lymphocyte Antigen Receptor Complex.
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    Keywords: Immunology. ; Electronic books.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (370 pages)
    Edition: 4th ed.
    ISBN: 9784860346287
    DDC: 616.07899999999995
    Language: Japanese
    Note: Front cover -- Inside front cover -- アバス- リックマン- ピレ基礎免疫学 -- Front Matter -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- 原 第4版 序文 -- 原 第4版  序文 -- 原 第2版  序文 -- 原 第2版  序文 -- Table of Contents -- 第1章 免疫系序 Introduction to the Immune System -- 然免疫と 応免疫 Innate and Adaptive Immunity -- 応免疫の型 Types of Adaptive Immunity -- 応免疫応答の特徴 Properties of Adaptive Immune Responses -- 特異性と多様性 Specificity and Diversity -- メモリー 憶 Memory -- 応免疫の他の特徴 Other Features of Adaptive Immunity -- 免疫系の細 Cells of the Immune System -- リンパ球 Lymphocyte -- 抗原提示細 APC Antigen Presenting Cell -- エフェクター 効果 細 Effector Cells -- 免疫系の組織 Tissues of the Immune System -- 末梢リンパ器官 Peripheral Lymphoid Organs -- リンパ球再循環と組織への Lymphocyte Recirculation and Migration into Tissues -- 微生物への免疫応答の概 Overview of Immune Responses to Microbes -- 微生物への初期の 然免疫応答 Early Innate Immune Response to Microbes -- 応免疫応答 Adaptive Immune Response -- 微生物抗原の捕捉と提示 Capture and Display of Microbial Antigens -- 細 性免疫 Tリンパ球の活性化と細 結合微生物の排 Cell-Mediated Immunity Activation of T Lymphocytes and Elimination of Cell-Associated Microbes -- 液性免疫 Bリンパ球の活性化と細 外微生物の排 Humoral Immunity Activation of B Lymphocytes and Elimination of Extracellular Microbes -- 免疫応答と免疫メモリー 憶 の減弱 Decline of Immune Responses and Immunologic Memory -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第2章 然免疫 Innate Immunity -- 然免疫応答の一 的な特徴と特異性 General Features And Specificity of Innate Immune Responses -- 微生物とダメージ 損傷 細 に対する細 レセプター 受容体 Cellular Receptors for Microbes and Damaged cells -- Toll様レセプター 受容体 Toll-Like Receptors -- NOD様レセプター 受容体 とインフラマゾーム NOD-Like Receptors and the Inflammasome -- 然免疫の他の細 レセプター 受容体 Other Cellular Receptors of Innate Immunity -- 然免疫の構成 素 Components of Innate Immunity -- 上皮バリア Epithelial Barriers -- ファゴサイト 細 好中球と単球/マクロファージ Phagocytes: Neutrophils and Monocytes/Macrophages -- 樹状細 DC Dendritic Cells. , マスト 満 細 Mast Cells -- ナチュラルキラー NK 細 Natural Killer Cells -- リンパ球の他の種 Other Classes of Lymphocytes -- 体系 Complement System -- 然免疫の他の 漿タンパク Other Plasma Proteins of Innate Immunity -- 然免疫のサイトカイン Cytokines of Innate Immunity -- 然免疫反応 Innate Immune Reactions -- 炎 症 Inflammation -- 感染 位と組織ダメージ 位へのファゴサイト 細 の動員 Recruitment of Phagocytes to Sites of Infection and Tissue Damage -- 微生物のファゴサイトーシス と破壊 Phagocytosis and Destruction of Microbes -- 抗ウイルス 御 Antiviral Defense -- 然免疫応答の制御 Regulation of Innate Immune Responses -- 微生物の 然免疫回 Microbial Evasion of Innate Immunity -- 応免疫応答を刺激する 然免疫の役割 Role of Innate Immunity in Stimulating Adaptive Immune Responses -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第3章 抗原捕捉とリンパ球に対する抗原提示 Antigen Capture and Presentation to Lymphocytes -- Tリンパ球により される抗原 Antigens Recognized by T Lymphocytes -- 抗原提示細 によるタンパク 抗原の 捕捉 Capture of Proteins Antigens by Antigen-Presenting Cells -- 主 組織 合 伝子 合体 MHC 分子の構 と機 Structure and Function of Major Histocompatibility Complex Molecules -- MHC分子の構 Structure of MHC Molecules -- MHC 伝子とMHCタンパク の特性 Properties of MHC Genes and Proteins -- MHC分子へのペプチド結合 Peptide Binding to MHC Molecules -- タンパク 抗原のプロセシング 加工処理 と提示 Processing and Presentation of Protein Antigens -- クラスII MHC分子により提示される内在化抗原のプロセシング 加工処理 Processing of Internalized Antigens for Display by Class II MHC Molecules -- クラス MHC分子により提示されるサイトゾル抗原のプロセシング 加工処理 Processing of Cytosolic Antigens for Display by Class I MHC Molecules -- CD8+T細 への内在化抗原のクロスプレゼンテーション 交差提示 Cross-Presentation of Internalized Antigens to CD8+ T Cells -- MHC結合抗原提示の生理的 性 Physiologic Significance of MHC-Associated Antigen Presentation -- 抗原提示細 APC の抗原提示以外の 機 Functions of Antigen-Presenting Cells in Addition to Antigen Display -- B細 と他のリンパ球により される抗原 Antigens Recognized by B Cells and Other Lymphocytes -- 復習問 Review Questions. , 第4章 応免疫系における抗原 Antigen Recognition in the Adaptive Immune System -- リンパ球の抗原レセプター 受容体 Antigen Recepters of Lymphocytes -- 抗 体 Antibodies -- 抗原に対するT細 レセプター 受容体 T Cell Receptors for Antigens -- 免疫レパトワの発 Development of Immune Repertoires -- 初期リンパ球の発 Early Lymphocyte Development -- 多様な抗原レセプター 受容体 の生成 Production of Diverse Antigen Receptors -- Bリンパ球の成熟と 択 Maturation and Selection of B Lymphocytes -- Tリンパ球の成熟と 択 Maturation and Selection of T Lymphocytes -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第5章 T細 性免疫応答 T Cell-Mediated Immunity -- T細 応答の相 Phases of T Cell Responses -- 抗原 とコスティミュレーション 共刺激 Antigen Recognition and Costimulation -- MHC結合ペプチドの Recognition of MHC-Associated Peptides -- T細 応答における接着分子の役割 Role of Adhesion Molecules in T Cell Responses -- T細 活性化におけるコスティミュレーション 共刺激 の役割 Role of Costimulation in T Cell Activation -- CD8+T細 の活性化に対する刺激 Stimuli for Activation of CD8+T Cells -- T細 活性化の生化学的経 Biochemical Pathways of T Cell Activation -- 抗原とコスティミュレーションに対するTリンパ球の機 的応答 Functional Responses of T Lymphocytes to Antigen and Costimulation -- サイトカイン分泌とサイトカインレセプター 受容体 の発現 Secretion of Cytokines and Expression of Cytokine Receptors -- クローン拡大 Clonal Expansion -- エフェクター 効果 細 へのナイーブ T細 の分化 Differentiation of Naive T Cells into Effector Cells -- サイトカインプロフィールにより区別されるCD4+ヘルパーT細 サブセット Subsets of CD4+ Helper T Cells Distinguished by Cytokine Profiles -- CD4+T細 サブセットの機 Functions of CD4+ T Cell Subsets -- TH1サブセット The TH1 Subset -- TH2サブセット The TH2 Subset -- TH17サブセット The TH17 Subset -- TH1 TH2 TH17サブセットの発 Development of TH1 TH2 and TH17 Subsets -- TH1分化 TH1 Differentiation -- TH2分化 TH2 Differentiation -- TH17分化 TH17 Differentiation -- CD8+T細 のCTLへの分化 Differentiation of CD8+ T Cells into CTLs -- メモリー 憶 Tリンパ球の発 Development of Memory T Lymphocytes -- 免疫応答の減弱 Decline of the Immune Response -- 復習問 Review Questions. , 第6章 T細 性免疫のエフェクター 効果 機構 Effector Mechanisms of T Cell-Mediated Immunity -- T細 性免疫反応の型 Types of T Cell-Mediated Immune Reactions -- 細 性免疫反応におけるTリンパ球の Migration of T Lymphocytes in Cell-Mediated immune Reactions -- CD4+ヘルパー リンパ球のエフェクター 効果 機 Effector Functions of CD4+ Helper T Lymphocytes -- 宿主 御におけるTH1細 の役割 Role of TH1 Cells in Host Defense -- 宿主 御におけるTH17細 の役割 Role of TH17 Cells in Host Defense -- 宿主 御におけるTH2細 の役割 Role of TH2 Cells in Host Defense -- CD8+細 傷害性 リンパ球のエフェクター 効果 機 Effector Functions of CD8+ Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes -- 病原性微生物の細 性免疫への抵抗性 Resistance of pathogenic Microbes to Cell-Mediated Immunity -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第7章 液性免疫応答 Humoral Immune Responses -- 液性免疫応答の相と型 Phases and Types of Humoral Immune Responses -- 抗原によるBリンパ球の刺激 Stimulation of B Lymphocytes by Antigen -- 細 における抗原 導シグナル伝 Antigen-Induced Signaling in B Cells -- B細 活性化における 体タンパク と 他の 然免疫シグナルの役割 Role of Complement Proteins and Other Innate Immune Signals in B Cell Activation -- 抗原によるB細 活性化の機 的推移 Functional Consequences of B Cell Activation by Antigen -- 液性免疫応答におけるタンパク 抗原 に対するヘルパー リンパ球の機 Function of Helper T Lymphocytes in Humoral Immune Responses to Protein Antigens -- ヘルパーT細 の活性化と Activation and Migration of Helper T Cells -- Bリンパ球によるヘルパーT細 への抗原提示 Presentation of Antigens by B Lymphocytes to Helper T Cells -- Bリンパ球のヘルパーT細 媒介性活性化の機構 Mechanisms of Helper T Cell-Mediated Activation of B Lymphocytes -- 濾 外反応と 中心反応 Extrafollicular and Germinal Center Reactions -- H アイソタイプ クラス スイッチ Heavy Chain Isotype Class Switching -- アフィニティ 和性 成熟 Affinity Maturation -- T細 依存性抗原に対する抗体応答 Antibody Responses to T-independent Antigens -- 液性免疫応答の制御 抗体フィードバック Regulation of Humoral Immune Responses: Antibody Feedback -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第8章 液性免疫のエフェクター 効果 機構 Effector Mechanisms of Humoral Immunity. , エフェクター 効果 機 を決定する 抗体の特性 Properties of Antibodies That Determine Effector Function -- 微生物と微生物トキシン 毒素 の中和 Neutralization of Microbes and Microbial Toxins -- オプソニン化とファゴサイトーシス Opsonization and Phagocytosis -- 抗体依存性細 傷害 Antibody-Dependent Cellular Cytotoxicity -- IgEおよび好 球/マスト 満 細 媒介性反応 Immunoglobulin E- and Eosinophil/Mast Cell-Mediated Reactions -- 体系 The Complement System -- 体活性化の経 Pathways of Complement Activation -- 体系の機 Functions of the Complement System -- 体活性化の制御 Regulation of Complement Activation -- 特別な 剖学的 位における抗体の機 Functions of Antibodies at Special Anatomic Sites -- 粘 免疫 Mucosal Immunity -- 新生児免疫 Neonatal Immunity -- 微生物の液性免疫からの回 Evasion of Humoral Immunity by Microbes -- ワクチン接種 Vaccination -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第9章 免疫寛容と 己免疫 Immunological Tolerance and Autoimmunity -- 免疫寛容 トレランス 性と機構 Immunological Tolerance: Significance and Mechanisms -- 中枢性Tリンパ球寛容 トレランス Central T Lymphocyte Tolerance -- 末梢性Tリンパ球寛容 トレランス Peripheral T Lymphocyte Tolerance -- アナジー 痺 Anergy -- 制御性T細 Treg による免疫抑制 Immune Suppression by Regulatory T Cells -- デリッション 去 成熟リンパ球の アポトーシス Deletion: Apoptosis of Mature Lymphocytes -- Bリンパ球寛容 トレランス B Lymphocyte Tolerance -- 中枢性B細 寛容 トレランス Central B Cell Tolerance -- 末梢性B細 寛容 トレランス Peripheral B Cell Tolerance -- 己免疫 Autoimmunity -- 病 因 Pathogenesis -- 伝因子 Genetic Factors -- 感染と他の環境の影 の役割 Role of Infections and Other Environmental Influences -- 復習問 Review Questions -- 第10章 瘍と移植に対する免疫応答 Immune Responses against Tumors and Transplants -- 瘍に対する免疫応答 Immune Responses Against Tumors -- 瘍抗原 Tumor Antigens -- 瘍拒絶の免疫機構 Immune Mechanisms of Tumor Rejection -- 瘍による免疫応答の回 Evasion of Immune Responses by Tumors -- 癌治療のための免疫学的手法 Immunologic Approaches for Cancer Therapy -- 移植に対する免疫応答 Immune Responses against Transplants -- 移植抗原 Transplantation Antigens. , 移植片に対する免疫応答の 導 Induction of Immune Responses Against Transplants.
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    Philadelphia :Elsevier,
    Keywords: Cellular immunity. ; Electronic books.
    Description / Table of Contents: Nueva edición de la obra de referencia en Inmunología de la mano del Dr. Abbas, que una vez más se perfila como la obra de primera elección para el estudiante que debe enfrentarse con la ardua asignatura de Inmunología.La obra se presenta como una guía excepcional, tanto por su contenido estructurado como por su magnífica ilustración, explicando la inmunología a nivel molecular, celular y de todo el organismo en su conjunto.Se hace especial énfasis en la relevancia clínica de la inmunología a través de la inclusión de un gran número de controversias sobre las enfermedades inmunológicas humanas más importantes y prevalentes.En esta nueva edición, los autores han hecho un magnífico esfuerzo de actualización y revisión de la disciplina, sin que ello suponga un aumento en el número de páginas. Así, se ha procedido a una reorganización global de contenidos en el que, si bien se han mantenido los 20 capítulos, la presentación de contenidos es mucho más coherente.Asimismo, la obra entera ha sufrido un exhaustivo trabajo de actualización, incluyendo los más recientes avances en la disciplina, que incluyen conceptos relativos a: inflasomas, biología de las células Th17 y al desarrollo de las células T helper.En cuanto a los Anexos, se mantienen los tres correspondientes a la anterior edición y se incorpora uno dedicado integramente a las citocinas. Otra importante novedad de esta nueva edición es la iconografía; ya que cada una de las imágenes de la edición anterior ha sido revisada. Se ha utilizado otro software para el tratamiento de la imagen en la que se ha potenciado el uso de la "vista tridimensional" y, por otro lado, se ha modificado el sistema de etiquetaje con el fin de ofrecer la información de la forma más clara y a la vez atractiva visualmente. A parte, se han incorporado un gran número de imágenes, haciendo de esta nueva edición un material
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    Pages: 1 online resource (557 pages)
    Edition: 7th ed.
    ISBN: 9788490220054
    DDC: 616.079
    Language: Spanish
    Note: Cover -- Inmunología celular y molecular -- Copyright -- Dedicatoria -- Prefacio -- Índice -- Capítulo 1 - Propiedades y generalidades de las respuestas inmunitarias -- Inmunidades innata y adaptativa -- Tipos de respuestas inmunitarias adaptativas -- Características principales de las respuestas inmunitarias adaptativas -- Componentes celulares del sistema inmunitario adaptativo -- Citocinas, mediadores solubles del sistema inmunitario -- Generalidades de las respuestas inmunitarias a los microbios -- La respuesta inmunitaria innata temprana a los microbios -- La respuesta inmunitaria adaptativa -- La captura y muestra de los antígenos microbianos -- Reconocimiento del antígeno por los linfocitos -- Inmunidad celular: activación de linfocitos T y eliminación de microbios intracelulares -- Inmunidad humoral: activación de linfocitos B y eliminación de microbios extracelulares -- Memoria inmunitaria -- Resumen -- Lecturas Recomendadas -- Capítulo 2 - Células y tejidos del sistema inmunitario -- Células del sistema inmunitario -- Fagocitos -- Neutrófilos -- Fagocitos mononucleares -- Mastocitos, basófilos y eosinófilos -- Mastocitos -- Basófilos -- Eosinófilos -- Células presentadoras de antígenos -- Células dendríticas -- Células presentadoras de antígenos para linfocitos T efectores -- Células dendríticas foliculares -- Linfocitos -- Subgrupos de linfocitos -- Desarrollo de los linfocitos -- Poblaciones de linfocitos que se distinguen por la historia de exposición al antígeno -- Linfocitos vírgenes -- Linfocitos efectores -- Linfocitos memoria -- Anatomía y funciones de los tejidos linfáticos -- Médula ósea -- Timo -- Sistema linfático -- Ganglios linfáticos -- Organización anatómica de los linfocitos B y T -- Transporte de antígenos a través de los ganglios linfáticos -- Bazo -- Sistemas inmunitarios regionales -- Resumen. , Lecturas Recomendadas -- Células del sistema inmunitario -- Tejidos del sistema inmunitario -- Capítulo 3 - Migración del leucocito a los tejidos -- Moléculas de adhesión en leucocitos y células endoteliales implicadas en el reclutamiento de leucocitos -- Selectinas y ligandos de selectinas -- Integrinas y ligandos de integrinas -- Quimiocinas y receptores para quimiocinas -- Estructura, producción y receptores de las quimiocinas -- Acciones biológicas de las quimiocinas -- Interacciones entre el leucocito y el endotelio y extravasación del leucocito -- Migración de neutrófilos y monocitos a lugares de infección o lesión tisular -- Migración y recirculación de linfocitos T -- Recirculación de linfocitos T vírgenes entre la sangre y los órganos linfáticos secundarios -- Migración de linfocitos T vírgenes a los ganglios linfáticos -- Salida de linfocitos T vírgenes de los ganglios linfáticos -- Recirculación de linfocitos T a través de otros tejidos linfáticos -- Migración de linfocitos T efectores a zonas de infección -- Migración de linfocitos T memoria -- Migración de linfocitos B -- Resumen -- Lecturas Recomendadas -- Moléculas de adhesión -- Quimiocinas -- Migración del linfocito a través de los tejidos linfáticos -- Capítulo 4 - Inmunidad innata -- Reconocimiento por el sistema inmunitario innato de los microbios y de lo propio dañado -- Receptores celulares para el reconocimiento del patrón de la inmunidad innata -- Receptores del tipo toll -- Receptores citosólicos para pamp y damp -- Receptores del tipo nod -- Receptores del tipo rig -- Otros receptores celulares para el reconocimiento del patrón -- Receptores para glúcidos -- Receptores basurero -- Receptores para n-formil met-leu-fe -- Componentes celulares del sistema inmunitario innato -- Barreras epiteliales -- Fagocitos -- Células dendríticas -- Linfocitos citolíticos naturales. , Reconocimiento de células infectadas y estresadas por los linfocitos nk -- Funciones efectoras de linfocitos NK -- Linfocitos T y B con especificidades limitadas del receptor para el antígeno -- Mastocitos -- Reconocimiento y moléculas efectoras solubles de la inmunidad innata -- Anticuerpos naturales -- El sistema del complemento -- Pentraxinas -- Colectinas y ficolinas -- La respuesta inflamatoria -- Las principales citocinas proinflamatorias TNF, IL-1 e IL-6 -- Factor de necrosis tumoral -- Interleucina 1 -- Interleucina 6 -- Reclutamiento de leucocitos en los lugares de infección -- Fagocitosis y muerte de microbios por los fagocitos activados -- Otras funciones de los macrófagos activados -- Otras citocinas producidas durante las respuestas inmunitarias innatas -- Consecuencias sistémicas y patológicas de las respuestas inflamatorias agudas -- La respuesta antivírica -- Estimulación de la inmunidad adaptativa -- Mecanismos de retroalimentación que regulan la inmunidad innata -- Resumen -- Lecturas Recomendadas -- Receptores para el reconocimiento del patrón -- Células del sistema inmunitario innato -- Moléculas efectoras de la inmunidad innata -- Enfermedades causadas por la inmunidad innata -- Capítulo 5 - Ant icuerpos y antígenos -- Estructura del anticuerpo -- Características generales de la estructura del anticuerpo -- Características estructurales de las regiones variables del anticuerpo -- Características estructurales de las regiones constantes del anticuerpo -- Anticuerpos monoclonales -- Síntesis, ensamblaje y expresión de moléculas de Ig -- Semivida de los anticuerpos -- Unión del anticuerpo a los antígenos -- Características de los antígenos biológicos -- Base estructural y química de la unión al antígeno -- Relaciones entre estructura y función en las moléculas de anticuerpo. , Características relacionadas con el reconocimiento del antígeno -- Especificidad -- Diversidad -- Maduración de la afinidad -- Características relacionadas con las funciones efectoras -- Resumen -- Lecturas Recomendadas -- Estructura y función de los anticuerpos -- Aplicaciones terapéuticas de los anticuerpos -- Capítulo 6 - Moléculas del complejo principal de histocompatibilidad y presentación del antígeno a los linfocitos t -- Propiedades de los antígenos reconocidos por los linfocitos T -- Captura del antígeno y funciones de la célula presentadora de antígenos -- Papel de las células dendríticas en la captura ymuestra del antígeno -- Morfología y poblaciones de células dendríticas -- Captura y transporte del antígeno por las células dendríticas -- Función presentadora de antígeno de las células dendríticas -- Funciones de otras células presentadoras de antígenos -- El complejo principal de histocompatibilidad (MHC) -- Descubrimiento del MHC -- El mhc múrido (complejo H-2) -- El mhc humano (HLA) -- Genes de la respuesta inmunitaria -- El fenómeno de la restricción por el mhc -- Genes del mhc -- Loci del mhc humanos y múridos -- Expresión de moléculas del mhc -- Moléculas del mhc -- Propiedades generales de las moléculas del mhc -- Moléculas de la clase i del mhc -- Moléculas de la clase ii del mhc -- Unión de péptidos a moléculas del mhc -- Características de las interacciones entre el péptido y el mhc -- Base estructural de la unión del péptido a las moléculas del mhc -- Procesamiento de antígenos proteínicos -- La vía de la clase i del mhc para el procesamiento y presentación de proteínas citosólicas -- Fuentes de antígenos proteínicos citosólicos -- Digestión proteolítica de proteínas citosólicas -- Transporte de péptidos desde el citosol al retículo endoplásmico -- Ensamblaje de los complejos péptido-clase i del mhc en el retículo endoplásmico. , Expresión en la superficie de los complejos péptido-clase i del mhc -- La vía de la clase II del mhc para el procesamiento y presentación de proteínas vesiculares -- Generación de proteínas vesiculares -- Digestión proteolítica de proteínas en las vesículas -- Biosíntesis y transporte de moléculas de la clase ii del mhc a los endosomas -- Asociación de los péptidos procesados con moléculas de la clase ii del mhc en las vesículas -- Expresión de complejos péptido-clase ii del mhc en la superficie celular -- Presentación cruzada -- Significado fisiológico de la presentación del antígeno asociada al mhc -- Naturaleza de las respuestas de los linfocitos T -- Inmunogenicidad de los antígenos proteínicos -- Presentación de antígenos no proteínicos asubgrupos de linfocitos T -- Resumen -- Lecturas Recomendadas -- La función de las celulas dendríticas en la captura y presentació -- n del antigeno -- Estructura de los genes del MHC, las moléculas del MHC y los complejos péptido-MHC -- Procesamiento del antígeno proteínico y presentación asociada al MHC de los antígenos peptídicos -- Presentación «no clásica» del antígeno -- Capítulo 7 - Receptores inmunitarios y transducción de señales -- Generalidades de la transducción de señales -- Proteínas modulares transmisoras de señales y adaptadores -- La familia de receptores inmunitarios -- Características generales de las señales generadas por el receptor para el antígeno -- El complejo receptor del linfocito T y señales en el linfocito T -- La estructura del receptor del linfocito T para el antígeno -- Inicio de la señal por el receptor del linfocito T -- La función de los correceptores CD4 y CD8 en la activación del linfocito T -- Activación de tirosina cinasas y una lípido cinasa durante la activación del linfocito t -- Reclutamiento y modificación de proteínas adaptadoras. , Formación de la sinapsis inmunológica.
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    Philadelphia :Elsevier - Health Sciences Division,
    Keywords: Cellular immunity. ; Electronic books.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (557 pages)
    Edition: 7th ed.
    ISBN: 9781437735734
    Language: English
    Note: Front cover -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- PREFACE -- Instructions for online access -- Table of contents -- Chapter 1: Properties and Overview of Immune Responses -- Innate and Adaptive Immunity -- Types of Adaptive Immune Responses -- Cardinal Features of Adaptive Immune Responses -- Cellular Components of the Adaptive Immune System -- Cytokines, Soluble Mediators of the Immune System -- Overview of Immune Responses to Microbes -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 2: Cells and Tissues of the Immune System -- Cells of the Immune System -- Anatomy and Functions of Lymphoid Tissues -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 3: Leukocyte Migration into Tissues -- Adhesion Molecules on Leukocytes and Endothelial Cells Involved in Leukocyte Recruitment -- Chemokines and Chemokine Receptors -- Leukocyte-Endothelial Interactions and Leukocyte Extravasation -- Migration of Neutrophils and Monocytes to Sites of Infection or Tissue Injury -- Migration and Recirculation of T Lymphocytes -- Migration of B Lymphocytes -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 4: Innate Immunity -- Recognition of Microbes and Damaged Self by the Innate Immune System -- Cell-Associated Pattern Recognition Receptors of Innate Immunity -- Cellular Components of the Innate Immune System -- Soluble Recognition and Effector Molecules of Innate Immunity -- The Inflammatory Response -- The Antiviral Response -- Stimulation of Adaptive Immunity -- Feedback Mechanisms that Regulate Innate Immunity -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 5: Antibodies and Antigens -- Antibody Structure -- Synthesis, Assembly, and Expression of Ig Molecules -- Antibody Binding of Antigens -- Structure-Function Relationships in Antibody Molecules -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 6: Major Histocompatibility Complex Molecules and Antigen Presentation to T Lymphocytes. , Properties of Antigens Recognized by T Lymphocytes -- Antigen Capture and the Functions of Antigen-Presenting Cells -- The Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) -- Processing of Protein Antigens -- Presentation of Nonprotein Antigens to subsets of T Cells -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 7: Immune Receptors and Signal Transduction -- An Overview of Signal Transduction -- The Immune Receptor Family -- The B Lymphocyte Antigen Receptor Complex -- The Attenuation of Immune Receptor Signaling -- Cytokine Receptors and Signaling -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 8: Lymphocyte Development and Antigen Receptor Gene Rearrangement -- Overview of Lymphocyte Development -- Rearrangement of Antigen Receptor Genes in B and T Lymphocytes -- B Lymphocyte Development -- Maturation of T Lymphocytes -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 9: Activation of T Lymphocytes -- Overview of T Lymphocyte Activation -- Signals for T Lymphocyte Activation -- Functional Responses of T Lymphocytes -- Decline of T Cell Responses -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 10: Effector Mechanisms of Cell-Mediated Immunity -- Types of Cell-Mediated Immune Reactions -- Migration of Effector T Lymphocytes to Sites of Infection -- Effector Functions of CD4+ Helper T Cells -- Effector Functions of CD8+ Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes -- Functions of Other T Cell Subsets -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Cellular and Molecular Immunology -- Chapter 11: B Cell Activation and Antibody Production -- General Features of Humoral Immune Responses -- Antigen Recognition and Antigen-Induced B Cell Activation -- Helper T Cell-Dependent Antibody Responses to Protein Antigens -- Antibody Responses to T Cell-Independent Antigens -- Antibody Feedback: Regulation of Humoral Immune Responses by Fc Receptors -- Summary -- Selected Readings. , Chapter 12: Effector Mechanisms of Humoral Immunity -- Overview of Humoral Immunity -- Neutralization of Microbes and Microbial Toxins -- Antibody-Mediated Opsonization and Phagocytosis -- The Complement System -- Neonatal Immunity -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 13: Regional Immunity: -- General Features of Immunity at Epithelial Barriers -- Immunity in the Gastrointestinal System -- Immunity in other Mucosal Tissues -- The Cutaneous Immune System -- Immune Privileged Tissues -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 14: Immunologic Tolerance and Autoimmunity -- General Features of Immunologic Tolerance -- T Lymphocyte Tolerance -- B Lymphocyte Tolerance -- Tolerance induced by Foreign Protein Antigens -- Pathogenesis of Autoimmunity -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 15: Immunity to Microbes -- General Features of Immune Responses to Microbes -- Immunity to Extracellular Bacteria -- Immunity to Intracellular Bacteria -- Immunity to Fungi -- Immunity to Viruses -- Immunity to Parasites -- Strategies for Vaccine Development -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 16: Transplantation Immunology -- Immune Responses to Allografts -- Patterns and Mechanisms of Allograft Rejection -- Prevention and Treatment of Allograft Rejection -- Xenogeneic Transplantation -- Blood Transfusion and the ABO and Rh Blood Group Antigens -- Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 17: Immunity to Tumors -- General Features of Tumor Immunity -- Tumor Antigens -- Immune Responses to Tumors -- Evasion of Immune Responses by Tumors -- Immunotherapy for Tumors -- The Role of the Immune System in Promoting Tumor Growth -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 18: Hypersensitivity Disorders -- Causes of Hypersensitivity Diseases -- Mechanisms and Classification of Hypersensitivity Reactions. , Diseases Caused by Antibodies -- Diseases Caused by T Lymphocytes -- Therapeutic Approaches for Immunologic Diseases -- Selected Immunologic Diseases: pathogenesis and therapeutic strategies -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 19: IgE-Dependent Immune Responses and Allergic Disease -- General Features of IgE-Dependent Immune Reactions -- Production of IgE -- Role of Mast Cells, Basophils, and Eosinophils in Immediate Hypersensitivity -- IgE- and Mast Cell-Dependent Reactions -- Genetic Susceptibility to Immediate Hypersensitivity -- ALLERGIC Diseases in Humans: Pathogenesis and Therapy -- The Protective Roles of IgE- and Mast Cell-Mediated Immune Reactions -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Chapter 20: Congenital and Acquired Immunodeficiencies -- General Features of Immunodeficiency Diseases -- Congenital (Primary) Immunodeficiencies -- Acquired (Secondary) Immunodeficiencies -- Human Immunodeficiency Virus And The Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- Summary -- Selected Readings -- Glossary -- Cytokines -- Principal Features of Selected CD Molecules -- Laboratory Techniques Commonly Used in Immunology -- Laboratory Methods Using Antibodies -- Transgenic Mice and Gene Targeting -- Methods for Studying T Lymphocyte Responses -- Methods for Studying B Lymphocyte Responses -- INDEX.
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    Oxford, UK; Malden, USA : Munksgaard International Publishers
    Immunological reviews 204 (2005), S. 0 
    ISSN: 1600-065X
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Medicine
    Notes: Summary:  We have used transgenic mouse models to examine the mechanisms of tolerance in CD4+ T lymphocytes to soluble, systemic and cell-associated, tissue-restricted self-antigens. Anergy to an islet antigen, as a model of a tissue antigen, is dependent on the inhibitory receptor cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen-4 (CTLA-4), and tissue-restricted autoimmunity is inhibited by regulatory T lymphocytes. Anergy to a circulating systemic antigen can occur independently of CTLA-4 signals, and it is induced primarily by a block in proximal receptor-initiated signals. CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells are generated in response to both forms of self-antigens, but the induction is much more efficient with the tissue antigen. Receptor desensitization can be induced by the systemic antigen even in the absence of regulatory T cells, but tolerance can be broken by immunization much more easily if these cells are absent. Deletion of mature T cells is striking with the systemic antigen; there is little evidence to support peripheral deletion as a mechanism of tolerance to the tissue antigen. Thus, both distinct and overlapping mechanisms account for unresponsiveness to different forms of self-antigens. These results establish a foundation for searching for genetic influences and pathogenic mechanisms in organ-specific and systemic autoimmune diseases.
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    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Immunological reviews 48 (1979), S. 0 
    ISSN: 1600-065X
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Medicine
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    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Immunological reviews 123 (1991), S. 0 
    ISSN: 1600-065X
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Medicine
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    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Immunological reviews 169 (1999), S. 0 
    ISSN: 1600-065X
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Medicine
    Notes: Summary: Apoptosis is a critical mechanism for regulating cell numbers during development, normal responses to hormones and other stimuli, and immune and inflammatory reactions. Recent advances in defining the biochemical mechanisms of cell death, and the development of animal models with isolated defects in cell death pathways, have led to an increasing appreciation of the pathophysiologic importance of lymphocyte apoptosis. In this article, we review our current understanding of the pathways and roles of apoptosis in lymphocytes, with an emphasis on trans-genic and knockout models. We also summarize the relevance of these animal models to human diseases.
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    [s.l.] : Nature America Inc.
    Nature medicine 5 (1999), S. 1345-1346 
    ISSN: 1546-170X
    Source: Nature Archives 1869 - 2009
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Notes: [Auszug] Many different T-cell co-stimulatory molecules have been recently discovered. Determining exactly how many there are, why there are so many and what they all do is the next task ...
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