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ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY OF IMMUNOLOGY Third Edition
Page 4 and 5: ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY OF IMMUNOLOG
Page 6: The Authors Julius M. Cruse, B.A.,
Page 10: Acknowledgments Although many indiv
Page 13 and 14: Figure of the immunoglobulin superf
Page 16 and 17: -1 antichymotrypsin A histiocytic m
Page 18 and 19: Abelson murine leukemia virus (A-Mu
Page 20 and 21: accessory molecules 5 accessory mol
Page 22 and 23: acquired immune deficiency syndrome
Page 24 and 25: activated macrophage 9 acute AIDS s
Page 26 and 27: acute graft rejection 11 acute graf
Page 28 and 29: acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)
Page 30 and 31: acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) 15
Page 32 and 33: acute rejection 17 acute rheumatic
Page 34 and 35: adenosine deaminase (ADA) 19 adhesi
Page 36 and 37: adjuvant disease 21 adoptive immuni
Page 38 and 39: adrenal autoantibody (AA) 23 AET ro
Page 40 and 41: agarose 25 agranulocytosis agarose
Page 42 and 43: AIDS dementia complex 27 AIRE gene
Page 44 and 45: ALL 29 allergic conjunctivitis of s
Page 46 and 47: allogeneic bone marrow transplantat
Page 48 and 49: allotypic determinant 33 alternativ
Page 50 and 51: alternative pathway 35 alums altern
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aminophylline 37 amphiphysin autoan
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amyloidosis 39 anaphylactic shock A
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anaplastic 41 anergy anaphylaxis (S
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angiopoietins/Tie2 43 animal reserv
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antibodies to histidyl t-RNA synthe
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antibody fragment 47 antibody titer
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anti-CD34 antibody 49 anticentromer
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anti-endothelial cell autoantibody
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antigen presentation 53 antigen pre
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antigen-specific cells 55 antigenic
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antigenic profile 57 antigliadin an
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antigrowth hormone (GH) antibody 59
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anti-human glucagon antibody 61 ant
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anti-La-SS-B autoantibodies 63 anti
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anti-nRNP antibody 65 antinuclear a
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antipapillomavirus antibody 67 anti
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anti-Sm autoantibodies 69 anti-τ a
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APC 71 apoptosis factors have roles
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apoptosis 73 apoptosis Removal of a
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apoptosis, necrosis and 75 apoptosi
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arcitumomab 77 Arthus, Nicolas Maur
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artificially acquired passive immun
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athymic nude mouse 81 atypical pANC
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autoantibody assays 83 autobody Act
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autograft 85 autoimmune cardiac dis
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autoimmune hepatitis 87 autoimmune
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avidin 89 avidity Oswald T. Avery.
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4-1BB: A TNF receptor family molecu
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B cell antigen receptor (or) B cell
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B cell mitogen 95 B lymphocyte infe
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B lymphocyte stimulator (BlyS) 97 B
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acterial immunoglobulin-binding pro
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BALT 101 basolateral A B C H & E T-
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Bcl-2 proteins 103 Bence-Jones (B-J
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entonite flocculation test 105 β 1
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Billingham, Rupert (1921-2002) 107
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BLA-36 109 blood group binding spec
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BlyS 111 booster injection lymphoma
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Botulism immune globulin IV (human)
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ight 115 Brucella immunity bright A
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ullous pemphigoid antigen 117 Burne
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BXSB mice 119 bystander lysis Butte
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C1 inhibitor (C1 INH) deficiency 12
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C2 deficiency 124 C3 deficiency ass
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C3e 126 C4c C3e A C3c α chain nona
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C7 (complement component 7) 128 C9
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calcitonin 130 CALLA α β α β α
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Canale-Smith syndrome 132 capping p
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carbon clearance test 134 cardiac d
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cartwheel nucleus 136 caspases Cart
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catalytic antibody 138 CD1 eliminat
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CD3 complex 140 CD4 η HOOC s s ZAP
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CD8 molecule 142 CD15 D1 D2 D3 D4 C
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CD21 144 CD23 C C C C C C C C C C C
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CD33 146 CD42b aggregated immunoglo
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CD46 148 CD55 CD46 An antigen that
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CD72 150 CD92 homodimeric glycoprot
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CD117 152 CD148 CD117 A 145-kDa ant
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CD184 154 CD236 CD184 A 45-kDa anti
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CD279 156 CD312 CD279 A 50- to 55-k
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CDR 158 cell adhesion molecules (CA
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cell surface immunoglobulin 160 cel
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cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) immunoglo
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chemoattractant 164 chemotactic fac
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chief cell autoantibodies 166 chole
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chromogranins 168 chronic active he
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chronic graft vasculopathy 170 chro
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chronic thyroiditis 172 cimetidine
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Claman, Henry 174 class I MHC molec
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class II region 176 class switching
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clathrin 178 clonal selection clath
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clotting system 180 coated vesicle
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Cogan’s syndrome 182 collagen Cog
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colon autoantibodies 184 combinatio
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common mucosal immune system (CMIS)
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complement deviation 188 complement
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complement receptor 4 (CR4) 190 com
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congenital agammaglobulinemia 192 c
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contact system 194 control SKIN con
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cooperation 196 corneal test Albert
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corticotrophin receptor antibodies
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CREG 200 Crohn’s disease polypept
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crossed immunoelectrophoresis 202 C
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cutaneous basophil hypersensitivity
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CYNAP antibodies 206 CYNAP antibodi
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cytokeratin 7 (K72), mouse 208 cyto
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cytokine synthesis inhibitory facto
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cytosolic aspartate-specific protea
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d-amino acid polymers Synthetic pep
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DAT 217 decay accelerating factor (
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delayed-type hypersensitivity (DTH)
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dendritic epidermal cell 221 dense
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dermatomyositis 223 designer antibo
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despecification 225 dextran with th
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diazo salt 227 differentiation Diap
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dinitrochlorobenzene (DNCB) 229 dip
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directional flow 231 disulfide bond
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DNA library 233 doctrine of origina
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double diffusion test 235 double-st
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drug-induced immune hemolytic anemi
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e allotype Rabbit immunoglobulin G
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echinoderms 241 ED 50 intestinal mu
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Ehrlich phenomenon (historical) 243
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elephantiasis 245 ENA antibodies St
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endogenous 247 endoplasmic reticulu
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endotoxin shock 249 envelope glycop
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eosinophil cationic protein (ECP) 2
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epithelial membrane antigen (EMA) 2
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erythroblastosis fetalis 255 estrog
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exotoxins 257 experimental autoimmu
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exudate 259 exudation immunoglobuli
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Fab′′ fragment 262 factor H The
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Fagraeus-Wallbom, Astrid Elsa (1913
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FasL/Fas cytotoxicity 266 Fc fragme
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Fc region 268 Fcγ receptors effect
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Felton phenomenon 270 fetus allogra
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fibrinogen 272 filarial immunity an
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FITC (fluorescein isothiocyanate) 2
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flocculation 276 flow cytometry ppt
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fluorescein-labeled antibody 278 fl
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fluorochrome 280 follicular hyperpl
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Foxp3 282 Francisella immunity whic
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functional antigen 284 fungi Dr. H.
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G protein Proteins that bind guanos
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gastrin-producing cell antibodies (
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gene family 291 genetic knockout en
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germ-free animal 293 Gershon, Richa
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glomerular basement membrane (GBM)
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GM 1 autoantibodies 297 gold therap
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GOR autoantibodies 299 Gowans, Jame
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graft arteriosclerosis 301 graft-vs
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granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimu
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gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GAL
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H chain disease 308 halothane antig
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hapten-carrier conjugate 310 Hashim
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HAT selection 312 HBx lymphocytes d
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heavy chain subclass 314 Helicobact
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hematopoietic cells 316 hemolysin m
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hemolytic system 318 hepatitis A (i
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hepatitis B virus protein X 320 hep
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herpes gestationis (HG) autoantibod
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heterophile antigen 324 high-dose t
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Hirszfeld, Ludwik (1884-1954) 326 h
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histocompatibility testing 328 Hist
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HIV-1 virus structure 330 HIV corec
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HLA-A 332 HLA-A, HLA-B, and HLA-C H
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HLA class II 334 HLA-DO Human class
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HLA-DR subregion 336 HLA tissue typ
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homing cell adhesion molecule (H-CA
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hookworm vaccine 340 HSC Hookworm v
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human SCID (hu-SCID) mouse 342 Hunt
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hybridoma 344 hyperacute graft reje
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hypereosinophilia 346 hypersensitiv
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hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy 34
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ICOS 350 idiotype network theory sp
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Igα/Igβ (CD79a/CD79b) 352 IgG sub
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IL5 354 immediate reaction IL5 Abbr
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immune costimulatory molecules 356
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immune neutropenia 358 immune respo
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immunization 360 immunobiology Hepa
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immunocytochemistry 362 immunodefic
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immunodeficiency with thrombocytope
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immunofluorescent “staining” of
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immunoglobulin α chain 368 immunog
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immunoglobulin evolution 370 immuno
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immunoglobulin gene superfamily 372
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immunoglobulin M (IgM) 374 immunogl
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immunoglobulin staining 376 immunog
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immunoincompetence 378 immunologic
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immunological escape 380 immunologi
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immunophilins (Tacrolimus and Rapam
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immunoscintigraphy 384 immunosurvei
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inbreeding 386 indirect staining sa
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infectious mononucleosis syndromes
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influenza virus immunity 390 influe
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innocent bystander 392 instructive
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insulin receptor autoantibodies 394
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interdigitating dendritic cell 396
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interfollicular region 398 interleu
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interleukin-1 Ra 400 interleukin-2
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interleukin-4 receptor (IL4R) 402 i
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interleukin-6 (IL6) 404 interleukin
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interleukin-8 (IL8; neutrophil-acti
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interleukin-10 (IL10) 408 interleuk
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intraepidermal lymphocytes 416 Inv
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invasin 418 Ir genes of major histo
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islet cell transplantation 420 isoe
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isotype switching 422 IVIG 5' 5' V
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Japanese encephalitis virus vaccine
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Job’s syndrome 426 Jones-Mote rea
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K antigens Surface epitopes of Gram
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Kell blood group system 431 Ki auto
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kininases 433 Klebsiella immunity R
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Ku 435 Kunkel, Henry George (1916-1
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L + dose (historical) The smallest
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LAMP 1 and LAMP 2 439 Landsteiner,
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lapinized vaccine 441 latex particl
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lck, fyn, ZAP (phosphotyrosine kina
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lepromatous leprosy 445 leukapheres
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leukoagglutinin 447 leukocyte commo
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leukocytosis 449 leukotriene Leukoc
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Lewis blood group system 451 light
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light zone 453 linkage disequilibri
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linked recognition 455 linked recog
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Listeria monocytogenes 457 liver-ki
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long homologous repeat 459 LPS Stim
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lupus inhibitor 461 lymphadenopathy
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lymphoblast 463 lymphocyte Subcapsu
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lymphocyte antigen stimulation test
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lymphocytes, circulating (or recirc
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lymphokine 469 lysis Fabricius in b
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M13 bacteriophage An Escherichia co
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macrophage-activating factor (MAF)
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macrophage inflammatory protein 1β
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MAF 477 major histocompatibility co
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Mancini test 479 marsupial immunity
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mast cell tryptase 481 Masugi nephr
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maturation of affinity 483 Mcg isot
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mediastinal mass 485 Mediterranean
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membrane attack unit 487 membrane c
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memory 489 mercury and immunity dis
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methyl green pyronin stain 491 MHC
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MHD 493 microglobulin Class II MHC
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microtiter technique 495 MIG The se
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Milstein, Cesar (1927-) 497 MIP-1β
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mitogen 499 Mitsuda reaction mitoch
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mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) 501
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molecular hybridization probe 503 m
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monoclonal immunoglobulin 505 monoc
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monoclonal immunoglobulin depositio
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monomorphic 509 mononuclear cell IC
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Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley (1689-17
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mucosal tolerance 513 multilocus pr
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multiple sclerosis (MS) 515 mumps v
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myc 517 mycophenolate mofetil and a
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myelin basic protein (MBP) 519 myel
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myogenin (F5D, mouse) 521 myositis-
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natural antiviral immunity 524 natu
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naturally acquired immunity 526 Nei
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nephelometry 528 network theory VLA
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neuron-specific enolase (NSE) 530 n
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New Zealand white (NZW) mice 532 ni
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NON mouse 534 nonproductive rearran
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northern blotting 536 nuclear facto
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Nuttall, George H.F. (1862-1937) 53
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OKT4 540 oncofetal antigens OKT4 Re
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ontogeny 542 oral immunology ontoge
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orthotopic 544 Ouchterlony test Don
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Ovary, Zoltan 546 Owen, Ray David (
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oxygen-independent killing 548 Oz i
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panel reactive antibody (PRA) test
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papain 552 papain +H 3 N +H 3 N NH
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paradoxical reaction 554 paraprotei
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paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria (PCH
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passive immunization 558 Pasteur, L
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pathogenesis-related (PR) proteins
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pemphigus vulgaris 562 pemphigus vu
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pepsinogen antibodies 564 peptidogl
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peripheral lymphoid tissues 566 per
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pFc′ fragment 568 phagocyte Plate
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phagocytosis 570 phagocytosis polym
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phosphatase 572 phytohemagglutinin
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pituitary hormones 574 plaque-formi
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plasmacyte 576 plasma pool Plasma c
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platelet-associated immunoglobulin
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poison ivy 580 polyacrylamide gel e
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polyclonal rabbit anti-calretinin 5
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polynucleotides 584 positive cross
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post-transfusion graft-vs.-host dis
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precipitating antibody 588 precipit
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precipitation reaction 590 presento
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primary follicle 592 primary struct
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privileged site 594 progressive sys
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ProPO system 596 prostate-specific
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proteasome genes 598 protein P prot
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protoplast fusion 600 pseudoallergi
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psychoneuroimmunology 602 purified
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pyroglobulins 604 pyroninophilic ce
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Quellung phenomenon 606 quinidine (
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adiation bone marrow chimeras 608 r
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adiomimetic drug 610 Raji cell assa
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Ras 612 Raynaud’s phenomenon H 3C
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eagin (historical) 614 recombinant
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egional enteritis 616 relapsing pol
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escue graft 618 resting lymphocytes
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eticuloendothelial blockade 620 ret
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everse transcriptase-polymerase cha
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hesus incompatibility 624 rheumatoi
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hinovirus immunity 626 ricin rhinov
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RNA polymerase (RNAP) I, II, and II
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osette 630 Roux, Emile (1853-1933)
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S Abbreviation for sedimentation co
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Sanarelli-Shwartzman reaction 635 s
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SCF (stem cell factor) 637 schistos
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scurfy mouse 639 secondary granule
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secretor 641 secretory immunoglobul
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selective IgM deficiency 643 select
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sensitization 645 sequence-specific
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serotherapy 647 serum hepatitis (he
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sex hormones and immunity 649 Séza
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Shwartzman (or Shwartzman-Sanarelli
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side effect 653 autoantibodies (SRP
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single diffusion test 655 single ra
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skin autoantibodies 657 skin immuni
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slp 659 Smith, Theobald (1859-1934)
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SOD 661 soluble complex DD TRADD FA
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specific immune response to extrace
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spliceosomal snRNP autoantibodies 6
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SS-A/Ro antibodies 667 stem cells S
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streptolysin O test 669 Strongyloid
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superinfection immunity 671 suppres
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S value (Svedberg unit) 673 switch
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synthetic polypeptide antigens 675
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systemic lupus erythematosus, anima
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tail peptide 680 Tamiflu® Gaspare
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TATA 682 T cell antigen receptors c
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T cell domains 684 T cell priming c
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T cell receptor a chain (TCRa) 686
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template theory (historical) 688 te
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tertiary response 690 tetanus toxin
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Th1/Th2 differentiation 692 T h0 ce
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theliolymphocyte 694 thorotrast (th
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thymectomy 696 thymic hormones and
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thymopentin (TP-5) 698 thymus 1 32
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thymus 700 thymus Hassall’s corpu
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thymus-dependent (TD) areas 702 thy
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thyrotoxicosis 704 tissue-specific
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TLR1-10 706 T lymphocyte (T cell) A
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TNF-related activation-induced cyto
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topoisomerase I 710 toxin neutraliz
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TRALI (transfusion-related acute lu
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transfusion 714 transfusion reactio
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translocation 716 trastuzumab trans
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triple vaccine 718 tuberculin halo
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tumor-associated antigens 720 tumor
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tumor necrosis factor β (TNF-β) 7
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tunicates 724 type I anaphylactic h
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type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) 726
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type IV cell-mediated hypersensitiv
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U antigen A rare MNs erythrocyte an
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unidentified reading frame (URF) 73
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V28 An orphan chemokine receptor ex
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varicella (chickenpox) vaccine 737
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V(D)J recombinase 739 veno-occlusiv
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V gene segment 741 Vibrio cholerae
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viral immunity 743 vitamin A and im
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V(J) recombination 745 von Krough e
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w Symbol for workshop used for hist
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Weibel-Palade bodies 749 wheal-and-
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wire loop lesion 751 Wright, Almrot
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X cell See XYZ cell theory. X4 viru
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X-linked severe combined immunodefi
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ZAP-70 A T cell cytoplasmic tyrosin
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Zinkernagel, Rolf (1944-) and Doher
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I Appendix I 764 Mouse CD Chart Ant
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Appendix III Cytokines and Their Re
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Appendix III 783 Cytokines and Thei
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IV Appendix IV 786 Chemokines and T
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V Appendix V 788 Human Leukocyte Di
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