Titlebook: Current Topics in Biomedical Research; Reinhard Kurth,Walter K. Schwerdtfeger Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 design.deve

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Piotr Kuroczyński,Oliver Hauck,Daniel Dworak animals in the . [1]. This was the beginning of the development and production of immunological drugs, which until today consist mainly of drugs containing antibodies and vaccines. Already at that time, very impressive figures existed in connection with vaccination against smallpox showing the conv

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Sander Münster,Wolfgang Hegel,Cindy Kr?bersisted of whole viruses that were either live attenuated or killed. Vaccines developed during the first 150 years were made from the infected organs or tissues of animals and were principally those against smallpox, rabies, yellow fever, and viral influenza. Enders’ cell culture renaissance revoluti

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978-3-642-77081-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992

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,Paul Ehrlich in His Time: A Historian’s View,n history has been steadily changing, and its many different aspects have never been fully recognized by historians. There is a famous, but shameful gap between the humanities and the natural sciences, which were described by C.P. Snow as the two cultures. When I was taking an interest in some repre

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Soluble Lymphocyte Receptors,ls capable of producing antibodies display on their surface side chains fitted to react with antigens like male and female screws or like a key with the corresponding lock. Ehrlich further proposed that the binding of antigen to the side chains provoked vigorous synthesis of further side chains. In

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Structure and Function of Antigen Receptor Complexes on Murine B Lymphocytes,idual cell they possess the same antigen specificity. The binding of antigen to the receptors leads, together with other signals, to the activation of the cells. However, the mechanisms and structures by which Ig transmits such signals to the interior of the cells are unknown. One model of an antige