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Advances in Immunology
VOLUME 22
edited by FRANK J. DIXON and HENRY G. KUNKEL
plantation and to tumor immunity, and antiThis serial publication contains compregenic differences within and between spehensive articles covering the current recies.
search in immunology, especially in its
theoretical and fundamental aspects. The
CONTENTS: C. B. Carpenter et al., The
contributions are written by authorities in
Role of Antibodies in the Rejection and Enthe individual fields considered, and deal
hancement of Organ Allografts. H. R. Colwith problems of cellular and humoral imten, Biosynthesis of Complement. S. C.
munity, such as the nature and biological
Grebe and ]. W. Streilein, Graft-versusroles of the antibody response and of deHost Reactions: A Review. M. E. Lamm,
layed type hypersensitivity, the nature and
Cellular Aspects of Immunoglobulin A. Ya.
S. Shvartsman and M. P. Zykov, Secretory
function of complement, immunochemistry,
Anti-Influenza Immunity.
problems of tolerance in relation to trans1976, 352 pp., $24.50/£12.75
Immunobiology of the Macrophage
edited by DAVID S. NELSON
Macrophages in recent years have received increasing attention from immunologists and other investigators. These is now
a better appreciation of the wide range of
functions which they carry out and a better
understanding of the ways in which they
do so. Immunobiology of the Macrophage
provides a comprehensive review of the
role of the macrophage in immunobiology,
exploring in depth selected aspects of macrophage function, with special emphasis
on those areas in which new work is coming to fruition.
CONTENTS: C. W. Pierce and J. A. Kapp,
The Role of Macrophages in Antibody Responses in Vitro. D. E. Mosier, The Role of
Macrophages in the Specific Determination
of Immunogenicity and Tolerogenicity. A.
Basten and ]. Mitchell, Role of Macrophages
in T CelI--B Cell Collaboration in Antibody
Production. W. S. Walker, Functional Heterogeneity of Macrophages. ]. J. Oppenheim
and R. C. Seeger, The Role of Macrophages
in the Induction of Cell-Mediated Immunity
in Viva. A. S. Rosenthal et al., Macrophage
Function in Antigen Recognition by T Lymphocytes. D. L. Rosenstreich and ]. ]. Oppenheim, The Role of Macrophages in the
Activation of T and B Lymphocytes in Vitro.
L. B. Epstein, The Ability of Macrophages
to Augment in Vitro Mitogen- and AntigenStimulated Production of Interferon and
Other Mediators of Cellular Immunity by
Lymphocytes. D. S. Nelson, Nonspecific
Immunoregulation by Macrophages and
Their Products. ]. M. Oliver and R. D. Berlin, Macrophage Membranes. V. Defendi,
Macrophage Cell Lines and Their Uses in
Immunobiology. A. Volkman, Monocyte Kinetics and Their Changes in Infection. R.
Snyderman and S. E. Mergenhagen, Chemotaxis of Macrophages. P. C. Wilkinson,
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Chemotaxis of Macrophages and Monocytes. R. V.
Blanden et al., Lymphocyte-Macrophage Interactions and Macrophage Activation in
the Expression of Anti-Microbial Immunity
in Viva. J. R. David and H. G. Remold, Macrophage Activation by Lymphocyte Mediators and Studies on the Interaction of
Macrophage Inhibitory Factor (MIF) with
Its Target Cell. P. Davies and A. C. Allison,
Secretion of Macrophage Enzymes in Relation to the Pathogenesis of Chronic Inflammation. M-L Lohmann-Matthes, Induction
of Macrophage-Mediated Cytotoxicity. R.
Keller, Cytostatic and Cytocidal Effects of
Activated Macrophages. S. S. Tevethia et
al., Macrophages and the Destruction of
Syngeneic Virus-Induced Tumors. R. Evans
and P. Alexander, Mechanisms of Extracellular Killing of Nucleated Mammalian Cells
by Macrophages. O. A. Holtermann et al.,
Immunotherapeutic Approaches to Tumors
Involving the Skin. M. Territo and M. ].
Cline, Macrophages and Their Disorders in
Man. D. S. Nelson, Macrophages: Perspectives and Prospects.
1976, 656 pp., $39.00/£20.30
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