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Handbook of Dendritic Cells: Biology, Diseases and Therapies, 3 Volumes |
| Editor: Manfred B. Lutz (University Hospital Erlangen, Germany); Editor: Nikolaus Romani (Innsbruck Medical University, Austria); Editor: Alexander Steinkasserer (University Hospital Erlangen, Germany); Introduction: Ralph M. Steinman (University Hospital Erlangen, Germany) |
| Dendritic cells play a key role in human immunoregulation. They are the most potent form of antigen presenting cells, often referred to as "pacemakers of the immune system". The properties of dendritic cells pave the way for multifaceted clinical applications: they can be used to step up immune response to tumor and infectious disease antigens and they are a valuable tool in transplantation medicine. Information available on these important cells continues to escalate, making it almost impossible for anyone working in the field to keep up with developments. This is the most comprehensive handbook on dendritic cells, opening with an introduction by Ralph M. Steinman and written by international experts. It covers all aspects from molecular cell biology to clinical applications and highlights the role of dendritic cells in fighting cancer, virus infections, and autoimmune diseases.
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1290 Pages
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3527311092
$600.00 |
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