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Medical Microbiology, Virology, Immunology : textbook. Vol. 1

Оглавление

COMPOSITE AUTHORS

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Part I. GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY +

Part II. GENERAL IMMUNOLOGY -

Chapter 8. The study of immunity and factors of innate immunity (I.I. Dolgushin,

O.A. Svitich)

8.1. Introduction to immunology

8.1.1. Milestones of the development of immunology

8.1.2. Types of immunity

8.2. Innate immunity

8.2.1. Factors of innate immunity

8.2.2. Humoral factors of innate immunity

8.2.3. Receptors of innate immunity

8.2.4. Cells of innate immunity

Revision tasks (for self-control)

Chapter 9. Antigens and the human immune system (Yu.V. Nesvizhskiy)

9.1.1. General information

9.1.2. Properties of antigens

9.1.3. Classification of antigens

9.1.4. Human antigens

9.1.5. Microbial antigens

9.1.6. Antigenic processes in macroorganism

9.2. Human immune system

9.2.1. Structurally functional elements of the immune system

9.2.2. Functional organization of the immune system

Revision tasks (for self-control)

Chapter 10. Main types of the immune response (Yu.V. Nesvizhskiy)

10.1. Antibodies and antibody formation

10.1.1. Nature of antibodies

10.1.2. Molecular structure of antibodies

10.1.3. Structural and functional features of different classes of immunoglobulins

10.1.4. Antigenicity of antibodies

10.1.5. Mechanism of antibody/antigen interaction

10.1.6. Properties of antibodies

10.1.7. Genetics of immunoglobulins

10.1.8. Dynamics of antibody production

10.1.9. The study of antibody diversity

10.2. Immune phagocytosis

10.3. Cell-mediated killing

10.3.1. Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity

10.3.2. Antibody-independent cell-mediated cytotoxicity

10.4. Hypersensitivity reaction

10.5. Immunological memory

10.6. Immunological tolerance

Revision tasks (for self-control)

Chapter 11. The specificity of the immune reactions in various locations and conditions (Yu.V. Nesvizhskiy)

11.1. The specificity of local immunity

11.1.1. Skin immunity

11.1.2. Mucosal immunity

11.2. The specificity of the immune response in various conditions

11.2.1. The specificity of the immune response to bacterial infections

11.2.2. The specificity of antiviral immunity

11.2.3. The specificity of antifungal immunity

11.2.4. The specificity of the immune response to protozoal invasion

11.2.5. The specificity of antihelminthic immunity

11.2.6. Transplantation immune response

11.2.7. Immune responses to tumors

11.2.8. Immunology of pregnancy

11.3. Immune status and its evaluation

11.4. Pathology of the immune system

11.4.1. Immunodeficiency disorders

11.4.2. Autoimmune diseases

11.4.3. Allergic diseases

11.4.4. Lymphoproliferative disorders

11.5. Immunocorrection

Revision tasks (for self-control)

Chapter 12.Immune reactions (Yu.V. Nesvizhskiy)

12.1. Antigen-antibody reactions and their application

12.2. Agglutination assay

12.3. Precipitation assay

12.4. Complement tests

12.5. Labeled antibody or antigen test

12.6. Neutralization test

Chapter 13. Immunoprophylaxis and immune therapy

(V.V. Zverev, L.I. Petrova)

13.1. Essence and place of immunoprophylaxis and immune therapy in medical practice

13.2. Immunobiological drugs

13.2.1. General characteristics and classification of immunobiological drugs

13.2.2. Vaccines

13.2.3. Bacteriophages

13.2.4. Probiotics

13.2.5. Immunobiological drugs based on specific antibodies

Revision tasks (for self-control) (to chapters 12, 13)

KEYS TO THE TESTS