Author: Gong Feili
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This textbook is compiled by the author based on years of teaching and research experience, fully considering the current status and needs of graduate-level "Medical Immunology" teaching in higher education institutions. It references the latest domestic and international literature and textbooks. The book covers topics such as the anatomy, physiology, pathology, and applications of the immune system, divided into 23 chapters with approximately 700,000 words, accompanied by over 120 illustrations and 5 appendices. It systematically explains the fundamental concepts and basic theories of immunology, and concisely yet comprehensively introduces the molecular mechanisms of important immunological phenomena in line with modern immunological advancements. It is a highly valuable reference book for medical studies. The book is primarily intended for graduate students in basic and clinical disciplines of medical schools as a textbook for "Medical Immunology," but it can also serve as a reference for immunology professionals and clinical healthcare workers to master and study modern immunological theories. This book is a recommended graduate teaching material by the Ministry of Education and a reprinted edition of the higher medical college textbook "Medical Immunology" (edited by Gong Feili) published by Science Press. It was awarded the National Excellent College Textbook Award.
Medical Immunology (Second Edition)
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