The Reticuloendothelial System: a Comprehensive Treatise - Vol 6 - Immunology
1984
The Reticuloendothelial System: a Comprehensive Treatise - Vol 6 - Immunology
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Author Information
Author(s): J.A. Bellanti, H.B. Herscowitz
Conclusion
This volume provides extensive information on the role of the reticuloendothelial system in immune responses, particularly relevant to cancer immunology.
Supporting Evidence
- This volume contains four chapters on the role of the RES in immune responses.
- The chapters cover topics like antigen processing, accessory cell function, and T-helper cell induction.
- Chapters by Tew & Phipps and Todd & Schlossman clarify the roles of dendritic-type cells and monoclonal antibodies.
- Other chapters discuss soluble mediators affecting macrophages and their functions.
Takeaway
This book talks about how certain cells in our body help fight off sickness, especially in cancer. It's like a guide for doctors who want to understand how our immune system works.
Limitations
The volume does not address anti-tumor responses.
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