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Trade Review
While this guide cannot provide the detail of a text book such as Janeway’s Immunobiology, the third edition of Immunology surely deserves a place upon every immunologist’s bookshelf as an affordable and concise overview of the entire field, something which every biologist should revise every now and again.
--Laura J. Carney, School of Medical Sciences, University of Bristol, UK
While this guide cannot provide the detail of a text book such as Janeway’s Immunobiology, the third edition of Immunology surely deserves a place upon every immunologist’s bookshelf as an affordable and concise overview of the entire field, something which every biologist should revise every now and again.
--Laura J. Carney, School of Medical Sciences, University of Bristol, UK
If you're looking for an outline of immunology for studying, this book would be a good choice. It is easy to read and hits the high points covered by multiple choice questions on exams.
--Doody's Book Reviews
Table of Contents
A. Overview of the immune system
B. Cells and molecules of the innate immune system
C. The adaptive immune system
D. Antibodies
E. The antibody response
F. The T cell response – cell-mediated immunity
G. Regulation of the immune response
H. Immunity to infection
I. Vaccination
J. Immunodeficiency – when the immune system fails
K. Hypersensitivity – when the immune system misbehaves
L. Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases
M. Transplantation
N. Tumor immunology
O. Gender and the immune system
P. Aging and the immune system (immunosenescence)
Q. Immunotherapy
