Antibody Theory and Technology

Author: Wang Tinghua
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features:
Series Features: Strong Authorship: Jointly developed by teaching and research experts from multiple domestic institutions and renowned international experts; Broad Coverage: Includes almost all fields of biotechnology at the current stage; Theory and Technology Combined: Offers both general theories and experimental operations, with strong practicality; Illustrations: The book is richly illustrated with numerous pictures and color illustrations, providing strong persuasion and complementing the text; Authenticity: The experimental procedures and results are fully documented and recorded by the author's laboratory, ensuring high operability; Forward-Thinking: Considers both common techniques and cutting-edge technologies in the field of life sciences.
Target Audience: Biomedical researchers, teachers, graduate students, and related personnel. This book is a part of the "21st Century Biotechnology Series," divided into three volumes (Upper, Middle, and Lower), with a total of 15 chapters. It is a comprehensive academic monograph on the fundamental theories and experimental techniques of antibodies, representing one of the most complete and up-to-date works in the field of domestic biosciences. The Upper Volume introduces the basic theories of antibodies, including the history, current status, and development of antibody research, antigens and antigen presentation, the structure and function of antibodies, as well as immune responses and regulation. The Middle and Lower Volumes provide detailed explanations of fundamental antibody techniques and related technologies. This book is suitable for graduate students, researchers in universities and research institutions, as well as those in the healthcare field engaged in antibody research and study.