Intracellular bacterial vaccine vectors - Yvonne Paterson

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Antibody Fusion Proteins. Edited by Steven M. Chamow and Avi Ashkenazi.

Antibody Fusion Proteins are genetically engineered proteins that result from fusion of immunoglobin with non–immunoglobin cDNA sequences. Using different types of genetically engineered fusion molecules from antibodies as examples, this book examines antibody fusion proteins that are being used for a number of clinical applications. It guides the biotechnologist through the principles and applications of these proteins for use in research and clinical medicine. 1999 (0–471–18358–X) 328 pp.

T Lymphocytes in the Liver. Immunobiology, Pathology, and Host Defense. Edited by I. Nicholas Crispe. This book provides a comprehensive review of the relationship between the liver and immunity. Because the liver's role in regulating the immune system is highly complex, the relationship between the liver and immune cells is a topic of interest for physicians and researchers studying control of T cell development, infectious diseases of the liver, immune tolerance, and transplantation. Thoroughly detailed chapters and illustrations complement this essential reference. 1999 (0–471–19218–X) 272 pp.

Immunology.A Short Course, Third Edition Eli Benjamini, Geoffrey Sunshine, and Sidney Leskowitz. Covering all of the principal areas of immunology without overburdening the reader with excessive data or theoretical discussions, this book is a perfect introductory resource to the field of immunology. Each chapter is divided into short, self–contained units that address key aspects of the chapter's main topic, with important new terms and highlighted definitions. 1996 (0–471–59791–0) 484 pp.