Titlebook: Immunology of Human Infection; Part II: Viruses and André J. Nahmias,Richard J. O’Reilly Book 1982 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1982 immun

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978-1-4684-1014-3Plenum Publishing Corporation 1982

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Introduction

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Immunology of ,During the past decade . has emerged as a major pathogen of man the world over. It therefore seems appropriate to review the immunological aspects of this infection as they relate to disease in man and to place into perspective the various immunological parameters associated with host resistance and immunodiagnosis.

Foreknowledge

Immunology of Enteroviruses development of tissue culture techniques and the subsequent . cultivation of poliovirus (Enders .., 1949) provided for the immunological and biochemical characterization of polioviruses as well as for the development of poliovirus vaccines and the virtual elimination of the disease in many parts of

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Immunology of Rabies, Arbovirus Encephalitis, Parainfectious Encephalitis, and Guillain-Barré Syndrous, to distinguish it from the natural infection caused by “street” virus. Capitalizing on this development, Pasteur dried the spinal cords of rabbits infected with fixed rabies and then exposed dogs over 10 days to daily subcutaneous injections of increasing infectivity. He then discovered that he

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Immunology of Malaria, directly attributable to the disease. Malaria is also a direct cause of considerable morbidity and has other less obvious effects (WHO, 1974a). Deaths of children from malaria usually occur in those areas where the disease is transmitted regularly—the so-called stable malaria regions. In regions w