Immunocytology and Diseases

Author: Dou Zhaohua, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is a large-scale academic monograph on the relationship between immunocytoLOGY and diseases. It is written by nearly 50 young and middle-aged scholars engaged in teaching and scientific research from 18 higher medical colleges and universities across the country. The book selects 22 commonly recognized immunocytes worldwide and provides a detailed discussion on various aspects such as their origin, morphology, biological characteristics, intercellular regulatory mechanisms, major related research methods, as well as the pathological and physiological processes involved in the occurrence, development, and reversal of certain diseases. The book consists of 27 chapters and over 180 illustrations. The content fully reflects the latest advancements, theories, and technologies in immunocytes both domestically and internationally, embodying the principles of "novelty," "comprehensiveness," and "practicality." In addition to serving as a reference for professionals, middle and senior teachers, and clinical physicians, this book is also a highly targeted reference for master's and doctoral students.