Be immune

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A doctor in the Department of Immunomedicine at handai Hospital explains the basic mechanism of immunity and clinical applications of immunology. A series of drugs that enhance and weaken immunity have made advances in the treatment of many intractable diseases, including various cancers, allergic diseases such as asthma, and the immune-attacking rheumatoid arthritis.
Contents
Chapter 1 : Never-Again Phenomena : The Beginning of Modern Immunology
Chapter 2 : The MHC Dish : Fragments of Pathogens are Displayed on T cells
Chapter 3 : Functions of Receptors and Antibodies : Diversity that Responds to Any Antigen
Chapter 4 : Cytokines and Proteins that Convey Information to T cells
Chapter 4 : Cytokines and Proteins that Convey Information to T cells
Chapter 5 : Activation of the Immune System : Beginning with Abnormal Phagocytes
Chapter 6 : Antibodies and JAK Inhibitors Clinical Applications of Immunology
Chapter 7 : Attacking Cancer with Immunity : New Pillars of Cancer Treatment
Chapter 8 : Allergies, Troublesome Immune Reactions
Chapter 9 : Rheumatoid Arthritis : Diseases Where Immunity Attacks Oneself
Chapter 9 : Encounter with People Determines Life
Column / Guide to Immunological Terminology / Index
[Author's brief history]
As of June 2023
Designated Professor of the Joint Research Course of Advanced and Applied Immunology, Graduate School of Medicine