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Molecular approaches to immunology : proceedings of the Miami winter symposia, January 13-17, 1975 /
Molecular Approaches to Immunology.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Academic Press,
1975.
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| Colección: | Miami winter symposia ;
v. 9. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Molecular Approaches to Immunology; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; SPEAKERS, CHAIRMEN, AND DISCUSSANTS; PREFACE; The Sixth Feodor Lynen Lecture; CHAPTER 1. THE SHOCK OF MOLECULAR RECOGNITION; THE PREVAILING PARADIGM: 1958; LEEWAY
- OR THE ADVANTAGES OF PUBLISHING IN THE WRONG JOURNAL; CONVICTION AND ACCIDENTS OF NATURE; CONVICTION AS A PRELUDE TO SURPRISE; THE PROJECTED VIEW: 1962; TOTAL STRUCTURE AND THE LEAP FROM ONE TO THREE DIMENSIONS; THE PREVAILING PARADIGM NOW; THE ANTI-GUNTHERD MMERUNG: AN EPILOGUE ON TASTE, READINESS, AND EASE; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; REFERENCES
- Chapter 2. THE SUBJECT AND STYLE OF MODERN IMMUNOLOGY: AN INTRODUCTIONCLONAL SELECTION AND ITS REQUIREMENTS; MOLECULES; ANTIGENIC ENCOUNTER, CELL COOPERATION AND REGULATION; MOLECULAR BASIS OF TRIGGERING; THE GENERALIZATION OF IMMUNOLOGY; A POSTSCRIPT ON LEVELS OF ANALYSIS
- THE ANTIGEN AS AN ABSTRACTION AND THE ANTIGEN AS A THING; SELECTED GENERAL REFERENCES; Chapter 3. CURRENT CONCEPTS IN CELLULAR IMMUNOLOGY; INTRODUCTION; B CELLS AND IMMUNOGLOBULIN PRODUCTION; T CELLS AND CELLULAR RESPONSES; T-B CELL COOPERATION; SIGNALS FOR B CELL TRIGGERING; TURNING CELLS OFF
- TOLERANCE
- T CELL TOLERANCEB CELL TOLERANCE; BLOCKING FACTORS; MISCELLANEOUS; REFERENCES; Chapter 4. RECOGNITION OF ANTIGEN BY T LYMPHOCYTES; A. ANTIGEN BINDING T LYMPHOCYTES; B. SPECIFICITY AND DICTIONARY OF T LYMPHOCYTES; C. NATURE OF THE T LYMPHOCYTE RECEPTOR; D GENERAL CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; Chapter 5. THE LOGIC OF CELL INTERACTIONS IN DETERMININGIMMUNE RESPONSIVENESS; I. PRINCIPLE OF THE ARGUMENT; A. THE SELF-NONSELF DISCRIMINATION; B. THE CELLS AND THEIR INDUCTION; C. REGULATION OF THE CLASS OF RESPONSE; D. NORMAL AND ABNORMAL CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS DETERMINING INDUCTION AND INHIBITION.
- E. THREE EXPERIMENTAL EXAMPLES OF ABNORMAL INDUCTION AND INHIBITION USED TO ANALYZE THE NORMAL RESPONSE. II. DETAILS OF MECHANISM.; III. WATT KNOTT; A. ENGLISH PRAGMATISM; B. TRY IT YOURSELF.; C. Tc vs TI.; D.A CAUTION.; E. MORE HEAT THAN LIGHT.; F. END GAME.; REFERENCES; Chapter 6. THE USE OF MUTANT MYELOMA CELLS TO EXPLORE THE PRODUCTION OFIMMUNOGLOBULINS; INTRODUCTION; THE ISOLATION OF VARIANTS; TYPES OF SPONTANEOUS VARIANTS AND THE FREQUENCY WITH WHICH THEY OCCUR; VARIANTS ARISING THROUGH MUTAGENESIS; COORDINATION OF H AND L CHAIN SYNTHESIS; ASSEMBLY, GLYCOSYLATION AND SECRETION