Titlebook: Immunological Aspects of Allergy and Allergic Diseases; E. Rajka,S. Korossy Book 1975 Springer-Verlag US 1975 antibody.antigen.autoimmune

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Stevenson and the Art of Fictioneing resolved. A permanent and lasting solution to transplantation primarily depends on the progress of immunology. We can only give a brief outline here of the clinical aspects of transplantation. For further details the reader is referred to recent reviews, monographs and publications [8., 11., 24, 27., 55., ., 67, 80., 83, 84., 92., 105].

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230554849 response depend on the integrity of the whole system; this is clearly demonstrated in the human where the phylogenetically different specific and non-specific immunological mechanisms are intimately interwoven.

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Clinical Aspects of Organ Transplantation,eing resolved. A permanent and lasting solution to transplantation primarily depends on the progress of immunology. We can only give a brief outline here of the clinical aspects of transplantation. For further details the reader is referred to recent reviews, monographs and publications [8., 11., 24, 27., 55., ., 67, 80., 83, 84., 92., 105].

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Immunodeficiency States, response depend on the integrity of the whole system; this is clearly demonstrated in the human where the phylogenetically different specific and non-specific immunological mechanisms are intimately interwoven.

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Book 1975 antibodies against them. Some autoantibodies are tissue specific (e.g. haemolytic anaemia, pernicious anaemia) whereas others are non-tissue specific (e.g. systemic lupus erythematosus). To prove ‘a(chǎn)utoimmunity‘ in the strict sense is not an easy task. In any event, the outcome of antigenic stimulat

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Immunology of Blood Group Antigens with Regard to Blood Transfusion,of antibodies. As a result, a new concept of blood group immunology has emerged. The present state of affairs in this field is characterized by the discovery of a wide variety of blood group antigens in addition to the blood group factors with known clinical importance (e.g. ABO, Rh factors). Some hundred such antigens have been discovered so far.