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Appendix I 775 Mouse CD Chart Antigen Clones offered by BD Biosciences Alternate names of antigen CD167a Cak, Nep CD168 RHAMM CD169 Sialoadhesin, Siglec-1 CD170 Siglec-5 CD171 17 L1 CD172a P84 SIRPα, SHPS-1, BIT, P84 Antigen CD178 MFL3, MFL4, 33 CD95L, Fas Ligand CD178.1 Kay-10 mFasL. 1 CD179a VpreB CD179b LM34 λ5 CD180 RP/14 RP105 CD183 CXCR3 CD184 2B11/CXCR4 CXCR4 CD195 C34-3448 CCR5 CD197 CCR7 Gene Ddr1 Hmmr sn Siglec5 L1cam Ptpns1 Tnfsf6 Tnfsf6 Vpreb1 Vpreb2 Ly78 Cmkar3 Cmkar4 Cmkbr5 Component of Molecular Weight Family/Superfamily RTK Siglec Siglec 77, 86 kDa Ig TNF TNF Pre-B cell receptor 16 kDa Ig Pre-B cell receptor 22 kDa Ig RP105/MD-1 complex 105 kDa Leucine-rich repeat Chemokine receptor Chemokine receptor Chemokine receptor Ligands/ Substrates CD43; CD162 CD47 CD95 CD95 IP-10; 6Ckine; Mig; I-TAC SDF-1 MIP-1α; MIP-1β; RANTES; MCP-1 Antigen Distribution Adhesion Adhesion Adhesion Adhesion Adhesion Functions of Antigens Signal transduction; adhesion Signal transduction; activation/costimulation; differentiation/development; apoptosis; cytotoxicity? Signal transduction; activation/costimulation; differentiation/development; apoptosis; cytotoxicity? Differentiation/ development Signal transduction Receptor/coreceptor; chemotaxis Receptor/coreceptor; chemotaxis Receptor/coreceptor; chemotaxis Cmkbr7 SLC Receptor/coreceptor; chemotaxis Chemokine receptor Differentiation/ development A I
I Appendix I 776 Mouse CD Chart Antigen Clones offered by BD Biosciences Alternate names of antigen CD200 OX-90 OX-2 Ag CD201 CCD41, EPCR, Protein C Receptor CD202 33 Endothelial-specific receptor tyrosine kinase, Tie2 CD203c Ly-41, PC-1 CD204 Macrophage scavenger receptor CD205 DEC-205, Ly-75 CD206 Macrophage mannose receptor CD210 1B1.3a IL-10 receptor, CRF2-4 CD212 114 IL-12R β chain CD213a1 NR4, IL-13R α1 chain CD213a2 IL-13R α2 chain CD217 IL-17R CD220 46, Polyclonal Insulin receptor CD221 IGF-IR CD222 IGF-IIR, CI-MP R Gene Mox2 Procr Tek Enpp1 Scvr Ly75 Mrc1 Il10ra, Il10rb Il12rb1 Il13ra1 Il13ra2 Il17r Insr Igf1r Component of Molecular Weight Family/Superfamily Ig CD1/MHC RTK 220 kDa E-NPP Class A scavenger receptor 205 kDa C-type lectin 175 kDa C-type lectin CKR IL-12 receptor CKR IL-13 and IL-4 receptors CKR IL-13 receptor CKR 130 kDa, 95 kDa RTK RTK Ligands/ Substrates CD200 receptor Antigen Distribution Functions of Antigens Immunoregulation Protein C Receptor/coreceptor; hemostasis Extracellular nucleotides LPS; collagen; LDL? High-mannose carbohydrates IL-10 IL-12 IL-13 IL-13 IL-17; vIL-17 Insulin IGF-I; Insulin Differentiation/development Enzymatic activity Adhesion Antigen presentation Antigen presentation Immunoregulation; receptor/coreceptor Immunoregulation; receptor/coreceptor Immunoregulation; receptor/coreceptor Immunoregulation; receptor/coreceptor Immunoregulation; receptor/coreceptor Receptor/coreceptor; metabolism Receptor/coreceptor; metabolism Igf2r IGF-II; mannose- Receptor/coreceptor; 220-250 kDa 6-phosphate residues; retinopic metabolism RTK acid; TGF- β LAP
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Preface The splendid reception of t
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Illustration Credits Figure for C1
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Figure for Sustiva ® (efavirenz ca
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α helix 2 αβ TCR checkpoint muco
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abzyme 4 accessory molecules Trypan
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acetaldehyde adduct autoantibodies
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acquired immunity 8 activated lymph
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acute cellular rejection 10 acute d
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acute graft-vs.-host reaction 12 ac
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acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)
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acute poststreptococcal glomerulone
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acyclic adenosine monophosphate (cA
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adhesion receptors 20 adjuvant ICAM
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adoptive immunization 22 adoptive t
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afferent lymphatic vessels 24 agar
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agretope 26 AIDS belt exposure to c
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airway hyper-responsiveness 28 alka
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allergic contact dermatitis 30 allo
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allophonic mouse 32 allotype suppre
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alternative complement pathway 34 a
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ALVAC 36 aminoethylcarbazole (AEC)
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amphiregulin 38 amyloid P component
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anaphylactoid reaction 40 anaphylax
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aneuploidy 42 angioimmunoblastic ly
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ankylosing spondylitis 44 antibodie
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antibody-dependent cell-mediated cy
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antibody unit 48 anti-CD5 monoclona
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anti-Clq antibody 50 anti-double-st
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antigen-binding site 52 antigen pre
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antigen-presenting cell (APC) 54 an
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antigenic gain 56 antigenic peptide
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antiglial fibrillary acidic protein
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anti-human cytokeratin 7 antibody 6
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anti-human prostatic acid phosphata
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antimuscle actin primary antibody 6
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antinucleosome antibodies 66 antipa
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antiprogesterone receptor antibody
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antithymocyte globulin (ATG) 70 AP-
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apoptosis 72 apoptosis Four caspase
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apoptosis, caspase pathway 74 apopt
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apoptosis, positive induction 76 ar
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Arthus reaction 78 artificially acq
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aspirin sensitivity reaction 80 ath
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Auer rods 82 autoantibodies, virus
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autochthonous 84 autogenous vaccine
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autoimmune complement fixation reac
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autoimmune uveoretinitis 88 avian i
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avidity hypothesis 90 AZT Percent A
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B7.2 costimulatory molecule 92 B ce
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B cell coreceptor 94 B cell lymphop
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B lymphocyte antigen receptor (BCR)
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ackcross 98 bacterial immunity Euka
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actericidin 100 BALB/c mice bacteri
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asophil 102 Bcl-2 family A peripher
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enign 104 bentonite (Al 2O 3·4SiO
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β 1H 106 bifunctional antibodies
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iotin-avidin system 108 bispecific
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lood group antigens 110 BLR-1/MDR-1
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ooster phenomenon 112 botulinum tox
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equinar sodium (BQR) 114 Bretscher-
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Brucella vaccine 116 bullous pemphi
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ursa of Fabricius 118 butterfly ras
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c allotype A rabbit immunoglobulin
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C1q deficiency 123 C2 and B genes C
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C3 nephritic factor (C3NeF) 125 C3d
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C4d 127 C6 deficiency Immunofluores
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C9 deficiency 129 calcineurin above
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Calmette, Albert (1863-1933) 131 Ca
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caprinized vaccine 133 carbohydrate
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cardiolipin 135 cartilaginous fish
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Castleman’s disease 137 catalytic
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CD1a 139 CD3 α C1 COOH β m shown
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CD4 molecule 141 CD8 CD4 molecule E
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CD15 (Leu M1) 143 CD20 primary anti
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CD23(1B12) 145 CD32 stronger staini
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CD42c 147 CD45RO 170 kDa. CD42b has
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CD56 149 CD71 CD56 A 220/135-kDa mo
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CD93 151 CDw116 CD93 A 120-kDa anti
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CDw149 (redesignated CD47R) 153 CD1
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CD236R 155 CD278 CD236R A 32-kDa an
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CD314 157 CD350 CD314 A 42-kDa anti
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cell-bound antibody (cell-fixed ant
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cellular hypersensitivity 161 c-erb
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chemokine β receptor-like 1 163 ch
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chemotactic peptide 165 Chido (Ch)
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cholera vaccine 167 chromogranin mo
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chronic and cyclic neutropenia 169
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chronic lymphocytic leukemia 171 ch
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circulating anticoagulant 173 Clado
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class I region 175 class II MHC mol
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classical C3 convertase 177 classic
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clonal selection theory 179 Clostri
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cobra venom factor (CVF) 181 coelom
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collagen (type I, II, and III) auto
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combination vaccine 185 common lymp
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complement activation 187 complemen
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complement membrane attack complex
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concanavalin A (con A) 191 congenic
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consensus sequence 193 contact sens
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control tolerance 195 Coons, Albert
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corneal transplantation 197 cortico
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cowpox 199 C-reactive protein (CRP)
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cromolyn 201 cross tolerance cromol
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cryptodeterminant 203 cutaneous ana
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cyclooxygenase pathway 205 cyclospo
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CYNAP phenomenon 207 cytokeratin (3
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cytokine assays 209 cytokine-specif
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cytopathic effect (of viruses) 211
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cytotoxicity tests 213 cytotropic a
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Dameshek, William (1900-1969) 216 d
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decomplementation 218 degranulation
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delayed xenograft rejection 220 den
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density gradient centrifugation 222
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designer lymphocytes 224 desotope T
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dhobi itch 226 diathelic immunizati
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differentiation antigen 228 Dimsdal
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diphtheria toxoid 230 direct tag as
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diversity 232 DNA laddering Formati
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Doherty, Peter (1940-) 234 dot DAT
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doubling dilution 236 drug-induced
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dye exclusion test 238 dysgammaglob
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EAE 240 Echinococcus immunity and c
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Edelman, Gerald Maurice (1929-) 242
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EIA 244 Elek plate e a e I d b a c
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ENA autoantibodies 246 endocytosis
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endoplasmic reticulum autoantibodie
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enzyme immunoassay (EIA) 250 eosino
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eotaxin-1 and eotaxin-2 252 epithel
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equilibrium constant 254 erythema n
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etanercept (injection) 256 exon for
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experimental autoimmune sialoadenit
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F-actin Actin molecules in a dual-s
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factor H deficiency 263 Faenia rect
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Farr technique 265 Fasciola immunit
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FcμR 267 Fc receptors on human T c
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Fcγ R 269 feline immunity Fc R The
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Feulgen reaction 271 fibrin villous
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filariasis 273 fish immunity filari
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flame cells 275 FLIP/FLAM 95 40 78
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Flt3 ligand 277 fluorescein isothio
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fluorescence treponemal antibody te
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follicular lymphoma 281 foscarnet i
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freemartin 283 functional affinity
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fusin 285 fyn fusin A receptor pres
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γδ T cells 288 gastric cell cAMP-
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gene amplification 290 gene escape
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genetic polymorphism 292 genotype D
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Ghon complex 294 globulin Richard K
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glucocorticoids (GCs) 296 Gm alloty
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Golgi apparatus 298 Goodpasture’s
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gp41 300 graft changed the understa
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graft-vs.-leukemia (GVL) 302 granul
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granulomatous hepatitis 304 Guillai
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H-2 complex Murine major histocompa
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HALV (human AIDS-lymphotrophic viru
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Hassall’s corpuscles 311 HAT medi
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HCC-1 313 heavy chain diseases In t
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helminth 315 hematopoiesis thereby
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hemolysis 317 hemolytic plaque assa
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hepatitis A, inactivated and hepati
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hepatitis serology 321 herpes gesta
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herpesvirus-8 immunity 323 heteroph
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high endothelial postcapillary venu
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histamine-releasing factor 327 hist
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histoplasmin 329 HIV-1 genes G-O HL
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HIV infection 331 HLA Nuclear magne
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HLA allelic variation 333 HLA class
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HLA-DP subregion 335 HLA-DR antigen
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HLA type 337 homing Wells for diffe
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homologous recombination pathway 33
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HSC mobilization 341 (quadrivalent,
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HUT 78 343 hybrid resistance Baseme
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hyperacute xenograft rejection 345
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hypersensitivity angiitis 347 hypog
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I-309 A chemokine of the β (CC) fa
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idiotype suppression 351 Igα and I
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IgM 353 IL4 have recurrent respirat
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immediate spin cross match 355 immu
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immune exclusion 357 immune-neuroen
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immune response (Ir) genes 359 immu
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immunoblast 361 immunocytoadherence
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immunodeficiency associated with he
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immunoenhancement 365 immunofluores
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immunoglobulin A (IgA) 367 immunogl
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immunoglobulin δ chain 369 immunog
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immunoglobulin G (IgG) 371 immunogl
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immunoglobulin M (IgM) 373 immunogl
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immunoglobulin monomer 375 immunogl
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immunoglobulin structure 377 immuno
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immunologic facilitation (facilitat
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immunologist 381 immunophenotyping
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immunoprophylaxis 383 immunoregulat
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immunotactoid glomerulopathy 385 in
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indirect tag assays 387 infectious
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inflammatory myopathy 389 influenza
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influenza virus vaccine 391 innate
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instructive theory of antibody form
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interallelic conversion 395 intercr
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interferon γ-1b (injection) 397 in
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interleukin-1 receptor antagonist p
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interleukin-2 receptor α subunit (
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interleukin-5 (IL5; eosinophil diff
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interleukin-6 receptor 405 interleu
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interleukin-8 receptor, type A (IL8
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interleukin-11 receptor (IL11R) 409
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interleukin-15 (IL15) 411 interleuk
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interleukin-20 (IL20) 413 interleuk
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interleukin-33 (IL33) 415 intracell
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invariant (Ii) chain 417 invariant
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iridovirus immunity 419 islet cell
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isoelectric point (pI) 421 isotypes
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Disulfide bonds β pleated sheets C
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Jerne network theory 425 Jo-1 syndr
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jugular bodies 427 juvenile rheumat
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kallidin 430 Kawasaki’s disease E
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Kidd blood group system 432 kinetoc
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KLH 434 Koprowski, Hilary (1916-) p
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Kupffer’s cell 436 Kveim reaction
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lamina propria 438 laminin receptor
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Landsteiner’s rule (historical) 4
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LATS (long-acting thyroid stimulato
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lectin-like receptors 444 lepra cel
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leukemia 446 leukemia viruses Leuke
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leukocyte culture 448 leukocytoclas
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levamisole 450 Levine, Philip Phili
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light chain deficiencies 452 light
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linked recognition 454 linked recog
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linked suppression 456 Listeria imm
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liver-kidney microsome 1 (LKM-1) au
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LPS-binding protein (LBP) 460 lupus
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lymphatic system 462 lymph node cau
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lymphocyte-activating factor (LAF)
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lymphocyte homing 466 lymphocyte tr
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lymphocytotoxin 468 lymphoid tissue
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lysogeny 470 lytic granules lysogen
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macrophage 472 macrophage INFγ Mac
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macrophage colony-stimulating facto
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macrophage migration test 476 Madse
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major histocompatibility complex cl
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MART-1 (M2-7C10), mouse 480 mast ce
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maternal antibodies 482 matrix meta
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M component 484 Medawar, Peter Bria
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medulla 486 membrane attack complex
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membrane cofactor of proteolysis (M
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mesangial phagocytes 490 methotrexa
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MHC class III proteins 492 MHC rest
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microinjection 494 microorganisms M
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MiHA 496 Miller-Fisher syndrome (MF
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MIP-2 (macrophage inflammatory prot
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mixed agglutination 500 mixed lymph
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Mo1 502 molecular (DNA) typing (seq
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monoclonal antibody HECA-452 504 mo
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monoclonal immunoglobulin 506 monoc
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monogamous multivalency 508 monomer
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mononuclear phagocyte 510 Montagnie
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μ heavy chain disease 512 mucosal
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multiple autoimmune disorder (MAD)
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muramyl dipeptide (MDP) 516 myasthe
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Mycoplasma-AIDS link 518 myelin aut
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myelogenous leukemia 520 myocardial
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N addition Appending nucleotides by
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natural killer gene complex (NKC) 5
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N-formyl peptide receptor (FPR) 527
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neural cell adhesion molecule L1 (N
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neutrophil activating protein 1 (NA
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Nijmegen breakage syndrome (NBS) 53
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nonresponder 535 normal lymphocyte
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nuclear matrix protein 537 nutritio
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O125 (ovarian celomic) Nonmucinous
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oncogene 541 one-turn recombination
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oral tolerance 543 Orthoclone OKT®
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Oudin, Jacques (1908-1986) 545 ovar
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owl eye appearance 547 oxygen-depen
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P Abbreviation for properdin. Also
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palivizumab (injection) 551 PAP (pe
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papain hydrolysis 553 paracrine fac
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parasite immunity 555 parietal cell
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passive agglutination test 557 pass
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Pasteurella immunity 559 pathogen-a
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PCP 561 pemphigus foliaceus PCP Abb
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penicillin hypersensitivity 563 pep
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Percoll® 565 peripheral lymphoid o
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persistent generalized lymphadenopa
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phagocyte disorders 569 phagocytosi
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phagolysosome 571 phorbol ester(s)
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phytoimmunity 573 pituitary autoant
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plaque-forming cells 575 plasma cel
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plasmid 577 platelet antigens plasm
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PMN 579 POEMS syndrome PMN Abbrevia
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polyagglutination 581 polyclonal ly
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polymeric Ig 583 polymyositis (PM)
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positive induction apoptosis 585 po
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preactivation 587 pre-B cell recept
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precipitation in gel media 589 prec
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Pressman, David 591 primary biliary
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primary tumor 593 private specifici
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progressive transformation of germi
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prostatic acid phosphatase (PAP) 59
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protein S 599 protoplast protein S
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pseudoallergy 601 psoriasis vulgari
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purine nucleoside phosphorylase (PN
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Q fever An acute disease caused by
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R5 viruses CCR5-binding HIV strains
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adioimmunodiffusion test 609 radiol
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Raji cell assay for CIC 611 rapamyc
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RB200 613 reactive oxygen species (
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ecombinant vaccine 615 refractory c
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elative risk (RR) 617 reptile immun
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estitope 619 reticulin autoantibodi
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etrovirus 621 reverse transcriptase
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hesus blood group system 623 rhesus
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heumatoid arthritis cell (RA cell)
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Ricinus communis 627 RNA polymerase
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Rood, J. J. van 629 Rose-Waaler tes
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RPR (rapid plasma reagin) test 631
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Sabin-Feldman dye test 634 SAMS loc
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sarcoma 636 scavenger receptors Ope
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schlepper 638 scratch test schleppe
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secondary immune response 640 secre
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secretory piece 642 selective IgA d
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self antigen 644 senescent cell ant
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sequential determinant 646 serology
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serum sickness 648 severe combined
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Sézary syndrome 650 Shwartzman (or
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sia test (historical) 652 side chai
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signal sequence 654 single cysteine
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Sips distribution 656 Sjögren’s
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skin-reactive factor (SRF) 658 slow
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smooth muscle antibodies (SMAs) 660
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soluble cytokine receptors 662 spec
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spectrotype 664 splenic cords spect
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spontaneous cancer 666 SS-A/Ro in t
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steric hindrance 668 Streptococcus
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Strongyloides immunity 670 superant
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suppressor T cells (Ts cells) 672 S
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SXY-CIITA regulatory system 674 syn
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systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
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T1DM Abbreviation for type 1 diabet
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Tamm-Horsfall glycoprotein (uromodu
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T cell antigen-specific suppressor
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T cell receptor (TCR) 685 T cell re
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T cell tolerance 687 telencephalin
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terminal deoxynucleotidyl transfera
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tetanus toxoid 691 Th cells tetanus
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T h1 cells 693 Theiler’s virus my
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three-signal model of lymphocyte ac
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thymic humoral factors (THFs) 697 t
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thymus 699 thymus Marrow stem cell
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thymus cell differentiation 701 thy
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thymus-independent (TI) antigen 703
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tissue transglutaminase autoantibod
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T lymphocyte antigen receptor (TCR)
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tolerosome 709 tonsil Susumu Tonega
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toxin-1 (TSST-1) 711 TRALI (transfu
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TRANCE (RANK ligand) 713 transformi
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transgenes 715 translation chills,
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T reg cells 717 triple response of
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tuberculin hypersensitivity 719 tum
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tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL
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tumor necrosis factor (TNF) recepto
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Page 742 and 743: type II interferon 727 type III imm
Page 744: typhus vaccination 729 tyrosine kin
Page 747 and 748: ulcerative colitis (immunologic col
Page 749 and 750: US28 734 uveitis Rhus toxicodendron
Page 751 and 752: valence 736 varicella valence The n
Page 753 and 754: vascular permeability factors 738 V
Page 755 and 756: venom 740 V gene Ileum Lumen the fi
Page 757 and 758: Videx® 742 viral hemagglutination
Page 759 and 760: vitamin B and immunity 744 vitronec
Page 761 and 762: Vpr (HIV) 746 V T region of lysis o
Page 763 and 764: warm antibody 748 Wegener’s granu
Page 765 and 766: Whipple’s disease 750 Winn assay
Page 767 and 768: Wu-Kabat plot 752 W, X, Y boxes (MH
Page 769 and 770: xenotype 754 X-linked lymphoprolife
Page 772: Rosalyn Sussman Yalow. Yalow, Rosal
Page 775 and 776: zinc and immunity 760 zinc and immu
Page 778 and 779: Appendix I Expression On most cells
Page 780 and 781: Appendix I 765 Mouse CD Chart Antig
Page 794: Activation unit Appendix II Complem
Page 797 and 798: III Appendix III 782 Cytokines and
Page 800 and 801: Appendix IV Chemokines and Their Re
Page 802 and 803: Appendix V Human Leukocyte Differen
Page 804 and 805: Appendix V 789 Human Leukocyte Diff
Page 816: Appendix V 801 Human Leukocyte Diff
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