Titlebook: Contemporary Topics in Immunobiology; Noel L. Warner Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York 1980 antibody.antigen.immune response.immune system.

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Cancer: A Problem in Somatic Cell Evolution, that the analysis of clinical malignancy . reveal these steps. Since these steps cannot be analyzed at the single cell level . we extrapolate from the experimental to the autochthonous situation using a theory that considers the development of cancer to be a problem in somatic cell evolution.

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978-1-4684-3703-4Plenum Press, New York 1980

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Continuous Cytotoxic T-Cell Lines, the biochemical and biological characteristics of TCGF(IL2). The results of these experiments, summarized in this chapter, suggest that the ability to culture functional monoclonal T cells will provide the means leading to an increased understanding of the T-cell immune response, in much the same w

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VH Gene Products Allow Specific Communication among Immunologic Cell Sets,emselves inactivate antibody-secreting lymphocytes (or their immediate precursors) either by altering the molecular configuration of antigen (Diener and Feldmann, 1972) or via a direct effect of the Fc portion of antibodies (Chan and Sinclair, 1971; Murgitta and Vas, 1972). In either case, these mod

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Radiation-Induced Augmentation of the Immune Response,dtke and Dixon, 1973; Hoffsten and Dixon, 1974) have suggested that the cellular proliferation after irradiation plus antigenic stimulation is more pronounced than after either stimulus alone. They further hypothesize that, following whole-body exposure, lymphoid tissues are repopulated disproportio

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Installing VM Applications on Desktops,dtke and Dixon, 1973; Hoffsten and Dixon, 1974) have suggested that the cellular proliferation after irradiation plus antigenic stimulation is more pronounced than after either stimulus alone. They further hypothesize that, following whole-body exposure, lymphoid tissues are repopulated disproportio

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Book 1980ost challenging areas to immunologists, as it of necessity involves not only developing an under- standing of the neoplastic process itself and how the immune system responds, but of eventually using this information in a diagnostic or therapeutic manner.