Immunology
Immunology by Bernie M. Hannigan, published by Scion in 2009, is a comprehensive second edition that spans 382 pages. This book presents the fundamental concepts of immunology and connects them to practical applications in medicine and biology, making it suitable for students in biomedical science courses or those new to the subject.
Readers will find extensive coverage of topics such as antigen acquisition and presentation, regulation of acquired immune responses, and transplantation and tumor immunology. The book also emphasizes the applications of immunology in diagnostics, complemented by a glossary designed to enhance understanding of this complex field. Additionally, this edition includes two new appendices that detail selected cytokines and their functions, as well as selected CD antigens and their expression, providing valuable reference material for professionals in the field.
Official synopsis Publisher
This second edition of Immunology provides readers with the basic concepts of immunology and relates these to the practical applications within medicine and biology. It is therefore an ideal first textbook for students studying biomedical science courses or postgraduate students new to the subject. The entire book has been comprehensively updated and features significantly expanded coverage of, for example:
*antigen acquisition and presentation
*regulation of acquired immune responses
*transplantation and tumour immunology
Throughout every chapter the authors have also provided extensive coverage of the applications of immunology to diagnostics in particular.
The inclusion of a glossary in this new edition is designed to improve understanding and help students overcome their inherent fear of the complex field of immunology. In addition, this latest edition features two new appendices covering selected cytokines and their functions, and selected CD antigens and their expression, reference material that all those who work in the field will find invaluable.
Reviews:
“…as a work of reference for basic immunological concepts, this book is perfect.”
Tove Ragna Reksten, Scandinavian Journal of Immunology
“…The level of information is thorough throughout…[this book] would provide an excellent handbook to junior immunologists (undergraduates, new graduates, research assistants and those new to the subject) by providing a readable and understandable overview, while managing (mostly) not to be too basic or too complex. I would recommend this text book to immunology labs as an early-stage, easily readable guide to the very broad subject area of Immunology…”
Barbara Guinn, Cancer Sciences Division, University of Southampton, UK
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