Titlebook: Diagnostic Immunology and Serology: A Clinicians’ Guide; J. D. Wilson,Sandra I. Simpson Book 1980 ADIS Press 1980 immunology

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ComplementComplement is a collective term for a complex series of proteins and enzymes which play an important role in antibody-directed body defences. Analysis of selected complement components provides clinical information of value in the diagnosis of some conditions and acts as a laboratory index of disease activity and recovery.

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Autoantibodiesnied by an antibody which reacts against tissue from many sites. Often the presence of autoantibodies is not in itself diagnostic and must be considered along with other clinical and laboratory data for each patient.

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Allergy Testssed that in some of the disease groups listed above, some patients have clear allergic precipitating factors, while others do not, e.g. extrinsic and intrinsic asthma, allergic and vasomotor rhinitis.

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but with Landsteiner‘s discovery of the blood groups in I 90 I , immunology burst through into other fields. This spreading of immunology into many facets of biology and medicine has con- tinued at an accelerating pace, particularly over these last 20 years. For the physician, immunology is a ‘hori

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-33-4799-1with streptococci. Antistreptococcal antibodies rise following infection so, when infection has terminated and bacterial cultures are negative, a diagnosis can still be made on the antibody response alone.

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Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPNs)gh small abrasions of the skin or by the ingestion of raw milk by the host. Because of the danger to public health, the general population nowadays is protected by compulsory pasteurisation of milk destined for human consumption, with the result that human brucellosis is now primarily an occupational disease.