Titlebook: Immunoglobulins in Health and Disease; M. A. H. French Book 1986 MTP Press Limited 1986 antibody.genetics.immunoglobulin.pathology.physiol

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a better understanding of antibody responses and helped to clarify pathogenic mechanisms in many diseases, particularly autoimmune and allergic diseases, as well as expand our comprehension of antibody deficiency diseases and mechanisms in therapeutic immunization. In addition, the recognition that

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Physiology and Clinical Significance of Secretory Antibodies, some of the characteristics of the mucosal immune system, relying largely on illustrations from the gastrointestinal mucosa, before describing secretory immunoglobulins in detail, and describing the abnormalities in mucosal immunity that lead to or arise in disease.

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Serum Immunoglobulins in Disease Diagnosis and Management,sed and often misused. There is no doubt that there are clinical situations in which the measurement of serum immunoglobulin concentrations is of value, and even essential, for disease diagnosis and management but these need to be more clearly defined than they are at present. It is the aim of this chapter to go some way towards doing this.

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Methodological Aspects of Serum Immunoglobulin Assays, expected concentration range in the biological fluid, the physicochemical characteristics of the analyte and the logistics of the workload in the specific laboratory environment. This latter factor, in particular, may dictate the choice between manual and machine methodologies.

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