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Examines the discovery of a bacterium that can enhance the immune system, and thus revolutionise the treatment of a wide range of diseases from arthritis to cancer.
CD-ROM programme providing introductory material on disease-causing organisms, epidemiology, immunology, prevention, treatment and immunisation. The five modules include self-testing exercises, an epidemic...
Describes how lymphocytes in the bloodstream of an animal will respond to the appearance of an antigen by producing antibodies to it. Explains the difference between monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies....
Fourteen core animations describe the fundamental concepts of immunology and present a complete model of the immune system.
Introduction to the fundamental concepts and terminology of immunity. Looks at the types of defences found in different phyla, the differeces between innate and adaptive immunity, and some of the results of...
Focuses on the most recent findings in immunological research. Using computer animation it shows and explains the complex and intricate cascading immune responses of our immune system.
A group of British scientists claim to have discovered the cause of this rheumatoid arthritis, having found that victims lack a particular sugar in their immune systems.
An introduction to immunology, beginning with an explanation of the nature and function of lymphocytes and phsgocytes. Defines immunology, immune systems and immunological diseases. Discusses the nature of...
Introduces the key features of immunity at the whole body and cellular levels, stressing the three crucial properties of adaptive immunity: specificity, memory and tolerance. Begins by demonstrating the...
The two types of molecules on which the specificity of the immune system depends are the antibodies (immunoglobulins) produced by B lymphocytes and the antigen receptors expressed on the surface of T...
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