Titlebook: Contemporary Topics in Molecular Immunology; Volume 3 G. L. Ada Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 antigen.immune response.immunology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2838-4antigen; immune response; immunology

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978-1-4684-2840-7Plenum Press, New York 1974

矛盾心理

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6823-9nisms of protein synthesis, and the selectionist ideas have been experimentally confirmed: each lymphocyte seems to be restricted to the synthesis of one type of antibody-combining site. This implies that a vast array of different lymphocytes exists within an animal. How these arise is not clear. Th

聲明

Exact symbolic models for controlregulating the influx and efflux of ions, nutrients, and metabolites, but also provides the location for a multiplicity of molecules (“receptors”) which monitor the external environment for “messengers” such as hormones, antigens, and the surface components of other cells. The surfaces of different

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Verification and Control of Hybrid Systemss the identification of particularly immunogenic molecules. By comparing the structures of immunogenic and nonimmunogenic molecules possessing the same antigenic determinants, some of the details of the “key” which turns lymphocytes on should be revealed.

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Approximate system relationships direct experimental approach to this situation would be to separate out and classify individual types of cells so that their immunological responses and the nature of their interactions could be studied under controlled experimental conditions. The technology for sorting out cells from the daunting

嫌惡

V(D)J Recombination Deficiencies,he primary interaction between antigen and antibody have certain advantages over methods in which secondary interactions are measured. The chief advantages are that (1) meaningful thermodynamic and stoichiometric characterization of the reaction can be obtained when antibody and hapten are employed,