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Mechanism of Action of Antiallergic Drugs and Relationship of Cyclic Nucleotides to Allergy,mon ground, both theoretically and in the design of experiments, due to the discovery of the second messenger system by Sutherland and colleagues (Sutherland and Rall, 1960; Robison ., 1971). Nearly all hormones, a growing list of other cell-cell mediators or effector substances, and a large number

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Modulation of the Expression of the Immune Response by Antiinflammatory Drugs,The mediation of tissue damage, destruction, and repair probably involves a series of consecutive events involving both cells and humoral mediators. Some of these pathways are depicted schematically in Figure 1. In view of the complexity of the inflammatory process in its various forms, it is not su

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Immunosuppressive Agents,, or from the application of different types of immunologic or nonimmunologic maneuvers. Even restricting our interest to immunodepressive chemicals, i.e., to the type of agents most frequently employed clinically to obtain immunodepression, the literature is now so large that it would be impossible

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Mechanisms of Immunopotentiation,r and intracellular, of the regulation of immune response. While this scientific enterprise is in its infancy, perhaps the most critical evaluation of its progress to date lies in the appreciation of the extent to which principles have emerged that will be therapeutically useful. The application of

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Immunoassay of Drugs and the Biological Use of Antidrug Antibodies,rily antigenic. It is of course known from the classic studies of Landsteiner (1945) with what he called “artificial conjugated antigens” that low-molecular-weight compounds, when chemically coupled as haptens to protein or polypeptide carriers, will elicit the production of antibodies capable of bi

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John W. Haddenareas, as the small communities of rural areas are discussed in other chapters. The breadth of the topic of urbanization also means that reports by government agencies and NGOs (grey literature) are cited, as well as the formal academic literature. The six sections of the present Chapter systematica