Regulation of Immune Response Dynamics: Volume 2: Routledge Revivals

1. Immunoregulatory Implications of Changes in Antibody Affinity  2. Cycling of Long-Term Antibody Responses in Vitro: Before and After the Hybridoma  3. In Vitro Cyclic B Cell Activation Modulated by T Cell Activities  4. Cyclic Change in Helper/Suppressor Function During the Immune Response  5. Cyclical Fluctuations in Mitogenic Activity of Rabbit Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes  6. Immunomodulatory and Cyclic Effects of Glycerol Teichoic Acid  7. Bacterial Endotoxins as Modulators of Specific and Nonspecific Immunity  8. The Use of Myeloma Cells to Analyze Immunoregulatory Mechanisms and Visualize Immunoregulatory Circuits  9. Oscillations in the Immune Response and Parasite Populations in Protozoan Blood Parasite Infections
 

Charles DeLisi is currently a Senior Scientist in the Laboratory of Theoretical Biology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health at Bethesda, Maryland and Chief of the Section on Theoretical Immunology.
Jacques R. J. Hiernau is currently a tenured faculty member of the University of Brussels.

First published in 1982: This volume is concerned with T cell regulation. Because of the rapid growth of information, a comprehensive review is not possible.