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Volume II: Cell Surface and Messenger Molecules of the Immune System;.
List of Contributors;.
Foreword;.
Preface;.
Section 8: Flow Cytometry and FACS:.
46. Overview: Flow Cytometry and FACS;.
47. Flow Cytometry Instrumentation and Measurements;.
48. Fluorescent Reagents for Flow Cytometric Analysis;.
49. FACS Analysis of Leukocytes;.
50. Collection, Display, Analysis of Flow Cytometry Data;.
51. Parallet Cell Sorting Complementing FACS;.
52. Purification and Analysis of Very Rare Cells;.
53. Assessment of Cell Physiology by Flow Cytometry;.
54. Glutathione Measurement on the Flow Cytometer;.
55. Apoptosis and the Immune System: Flow Cytometry;.
Section 9: Statistics:.
56. Tour Guide of Statistical Analysis;.
Section 10: Mammalian Cell Surface Antigens:.
57. Overview: Mammalian Cell Surface Antigens;.
58. Isolation of Cell Surface Receptor CDNAs by Expression Cloning;.
59. Quantitative Competitive PCR;.
60. Mutational Analysis of Lymphocyte Cell Surface Proteins;.
61. Monoclonal Antibodies to Human, Mouse, Rat Cluster of Differentiation (CD) Antigens;.
62. CD45: A Family of Leukocyte-Specific Cell Surface Glycoproteins;.
63. FACS Analysis of Murine B-Cell Populations;.
64. The CD28 and CD40 Receptors Control Lymphocyte Activation During T Cell Interactions with B Cells;.
65. Natural Killer Cells and the NK Gene Complex;.
66. Hematopoietic Stem Cells;.
Section 11: Cell Adhesion Receptors in the Immune System:.
67. Overview: Cell Adhesion Receptors in the Immune System;.
68. Integrin Activation in Lymphocyte Adhesion;.
69. Methods for InVitro Analysis of Leukocyte Adhesion under Flow Conditions;.
70. In Vitro Assays of Leukocyte-Endothelial Adhesion;.
71. Assays of Selection Function and Specificity;.
72. Chemokine-Induced Lymphocyte Migration: Analysis of Filter-Based Bioassays;.
Section 12: Cytokine Receptors and Signal Transduction:.
73: Overview: Cytokine Receptors and Signal Transduction;.
Section 13: Complement and Complement Receptors:.
74. Overview: Complement and Complement Receptors;.
75. Purification, Assay, Characterization of Complement Proteins from Plasma;.
76. Complement Receptors and Membrane Regulatory Proteins;.
77. Complement Genetics;.
78. Analysis of in vivo Complement Activation;.
79. Production and Analysis of Complement Proteins Using Recombinant Techniques
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Sandra Alvarez
reviewed Weir's handbook of experimental immunology on September 01, 2015
Weir's handbook of experimental immunology
I have used it mainly as a reference book for immunology. It offers simple explanations supplemented with clear schematic diagrams. The text is interspersed with brief questions and answers where I find explanations to most of my doubts that arise while reading the subject. However, the book could be better organised.
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