Titlebook: Immunological Aspects of Infectious Diseases; George Dick (Professor of Pathology, Honorary Cons Book 1979 MTP Press Limited 1979 diseases

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Infection in the Compromised Host,ites on the internal and external surfaces of his body and with the microflora in the world around him. An idea of approximately how many bacteria there are in the flora of an individual is given by the following numbers. The surface of the skin and mucous membranes carry about 10. bacteria, the ski

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Autoimmunity in Infectious Disease,in those mechanisms normally responsible for the immunological tolerance to such autochthonous substances. In order adequately to consider the means by which infection may influence and overcome immunological tolerance it is necessary firstly to consider those theoretical pathways that may circumven

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Immunology of Chronic Infections, with some degree of chronicity, there are a number of groups of microorganisms that especially produce chronic infections. There are many reasons why infections show chronicity. Chronic infections usually result from the infecting organism developing qualities which protect it from the defence mech

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