Immunology Books

Book SynopsisPaul argues that we must position ourselves to take advantage of cutting-edge technologies and promising new tools in immunological research, including big data and the microbiome.Trade ReviewAn excellent overview of what science knows about immunology today. -- Harriet Hall Science-Based Medicine Written by a prominent researcher and scholar who not only followed the history of immunology but also participated in its creation, Immunity could be considered as an excellent summary of the classical, pre-systemic, immunological era. Metascience It is well written, informative and gives detailed descriptions even down to defining platelets- sometimes we make the assumption that individuals know these details but the author has pre-empted this and provided ample explanations, which in essence will widen his audience... I would recommend this book to students, healthcare assistants, clinicians, and nurse specialists working within all areas. In essence this book could be read by individuals who have an keen interest within immunity but is written in such a way that it is accessible to those who have little or no knowledge within this area as the book is so informative. Nursing TimesTable of ContentsPrefacePart One1. Defense and Danger2. Tracing an Immune Response3. The Laws of Immunology4. Growing Up and Learning ImmunologyPart Two5. Vaccines and Serum Therapy6. How Is Specificity Achieved?7. Immunology's "Eureka"8. How Does Each Lymphocyte Develop a Distinct Receptor?9. B Cells and T Cells Recognize Different Types of Antigens10. My Foray into the Specificity Problem11. Genes and Immune Responses12. The Laboratory of Immunology and the T-Cell ReceptorPart Three13. What Is Tolerance?14. How Does Tolerance Develop?15. Regulatory T Cells and the Prevention of AutoimmunityPart Four16. Different Structures, Different Functions17. Specific Types of Infections, Specific Types of T-Cell Responses18. Our Discovery of IL-4 and the Cells That Make It19. CD8 T Cells20. Dendritic CellsPart Five21. An "Ancient" Immune Response Controls" Modern" Immunity22. The Microbiome and Innate Immunity23. Evolution of the Immune System and Innate Lymphoid CellsPart Six24. The HIV Epidemic and the Office of AIDS Research25. How the Immune System Causes Rheumatoid Arthritis and Lupus26. Allergy and Asthma27. Interleukin-4 and Allergy28. Can the Immune System Control Cancer?29. New Parts for Old30. JulienConclusionEpilogueAcknowledgmentsNotesIndex

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Book SynopsisToo much histamine in your body?Headaches, itching, hives, swelling, flushing, racing heart, digestion problems, irritability - if any of these sounds familiar, then perhaps you have Histamine Intolerance.If you have found yourself confused by the conflicting theories online about allergies and histamine issues, then worry no more. This book will help you put an end to the uncomfortable symptoms through the Antihistamine Diet.Inside you will find a comprehensive guide on what you should eat if you have histamine intolerance.The book covers topics such as: What is histamine How to cure histamine intolerance Histamine intolerance symptoms Histamine intolerance treatments Histamine intolerance food list Dao enzyme supplements What releases histamine Histamine symptoms How to lower histamine levels Natural histamine blockers Histamine producing foods Histamine rich foods Other high histamine causes Natural antihistamine foods Low histamine recipes Low histamine diet plan Curing your histamine problems requires that you know what foods you should prefer and what foods you should avoid. This book will teach you all that you need to know to get your histamine levels back on track.

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