Titlebook: Handbook of Immunochemistry; Miroslav Feren?ík Book 1993 Alfa Verlag 1993 antibody.antigen.biochemistry.biology.genetics.histocompatibilit

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The major histocompatibility complex,roblem were performed in laboratory animals, particularly in mice. The genetic basis of tissue incompatibility (histoincompatibility) was demonstrated in .. These are homogeneous animal lines, generated by repeated crossing of brothers and sisters or parents and their progeny over many generations.

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Biosynthesis of antibodies,ring the development of the individual, or after an artificial antigen administration, .. vaccination and immunization. In man, . is mainly performed to induce protection against infectious diseases, whereas . of animals, besides conferring protection, is primarily used to obtain antibodies for expe

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,Antigen—antibody reactions ,, or indifferent (immune system tolerates, rather than responds to the antigen). The . reactions are the basis for immunochemical methods which depend on biospecific binding between binding sites of the antibody and determinant groups of the antigen resulting in formation of antibody-antigen complexe

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Immunochemical methods,ctions of free or bound antibodies with certain compounds (complement, protein A) or cell receptors (Fc-receptors). Immunochemical methods are used to demonstrate the presence of an antigen or to determine its quantity (when a specific antibody is available) or the quantity of an antibody (when a sp

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Phagocytosis,ss unicellular organisms acquire nutrients that are necessary for metabolic processes. The term describes a general mechanism that enables transport of substances across the cytoplasmic membrane. During phylogenetic development, however, phagocytosis acquired other than simply .. Even in simple mult

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Book 1993e useful for beginning investigators from different biological and medical fields as it supplies basic information needed for solving their scientific problems by immunochemical approaches. I do hope that readers will find the text stimulatory and pleasury to read. I wish to thank all colleagues and

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