Immunochemistry of viruses : the basis for serodiagnosis and vaccines
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Immunochemistry of viruses : the basis for serodiagnosis and vaccines
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Includes bibliographical references
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
The aim of this second volume of Immunochemistry of Viruses remains very much the same as that of the first: to assemble under one cover data on the antigenic properties of a wide range of different viruses. The belief upheld by the contributors is that this helps to reveal the underlying unity of viral immunology and immunochemistry, in so much that the advances made in techniques and analytical concepts through studying one particular group of viruses usually are applicable to most other groups. Our knowledge of the antigenic properties of viruses is expanding very rapidly and the present volume has been compiled in the light of the major advances made in viral immunology since the first volume appeared five years ago. Immunochemistry of Viruses II devotes five chapters to reviewing areas of research in which considerable progress has been made, including processing of antigens, local immunity and autoimmunity. Three chapters focus on applications of recombinant DNA technology and synthetic peptides and the remaining 15 chapters each deal with the antigenic structure of distinct families of viruses.
目次
Content Headings: Chapter 1 . The structure of viral epitopes (M.H.V. van Regenmortel). Chapter 2 . Influence of glycosylation on antigenicity of viral proteins (H.-D. Klenk). Chapter 3 . Processing and presentation of viral antigens (K.P. Williams and J.A. Smith). Chapter 4 . Local immune response to viruses (W.F. Muller, R. Garofalo and P.L. Ogra). Chapter 5 . Viruses and autoimmunity (R.S. Fujinami). Chapter 6 . Use of synthetic peptides as diagnostic reagents in virology (S. Modrow and H. Wolf). Chapter 7 . Production of viral antigens in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells (T. Rutgers, T. Cabez and M. De Wilde). Chapter 8 . Live recombinant viral vaccines (J. Tartaglia and E. Paoletti). Chapter 9 . Picornaviruses (F. Brown). Chapter 10 . Antigenic structure of influenza viruses (G.M. Air and W.G. Laver). Chapter 11 . Immunochemistry of paramyxoviruses (R. Ray and R.W. Compans). Chapter 12 . Arenaviridae and Bunyaviridae (K.E. Wright, C. Schmaljohn, A. Schmaljohn and M.J. Buchmeier). Chapter 13 . Antigenic structure of togaviruses (J.T. Roehrig). Chapter 14 . The antigenic structure of flaviviruses (F.X. Heinz and J.T. Roehrig). Chapter 15 . Lentiviruses (S.D. Putney and R.C. Montelaro). Chapter 16 . Rhabdoviruses (E. Celis). Chapter 17 . Antigenic structure of coronaviruses (W. Spaan, D. Cavanagh and M.C. Horzinek). Chapter 18 . Antigenic and structural features of reoviruses (J.A. Cohen, W.V. Williams, D.B. Weiner and M.I. Greene) Chapter 19 . Hepadnaviruses (A.R. Neurath and Y. Thanavala). Chapter 20 . Herpes simplex virus (M.I. Muggerridge, S.R. Roberts, V.J. Isola, G.H. Cohen and R.J. Eisenberg). Chapter 21 . Poxviruses (Y. Ichihashi). Chapter 22 . Plant viruses (M.H.V. van Regenmortel). Chapter 23 . Bacteriophages (J.L. Carrascosa and E. Kellenberger). Imprint: Elsevier Amsterdam
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