Applied tumor immunology

Methods of recognizing immune phenomena specific to tumors. [Proceedings of the 1. Internat. Symposium, Berlin, November 1972]

Hilde Götz, E. S. Bücherl, Hilde Götz, E. S. Bücherl, International Symposium on Applied Tumor Immunology; 1

• Verlag: De Gruyter
• Jahr: 2018
• ISBN drucken:
  9783110042429
• eBook-ISBN:
  9783110836370
• Thema: Medicine
• Thema: Clinical Medicine

Keine ausführliche Beschreibung für "Applied tumor immunology" verfügbar.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Preface
• Contents
• List of Contributors
• List of Invited Active Participants
• 1. Methods for Detection of Tumor-Specific Sensitized Lymphocytes
• 1.1 Tumor-Specific and Cell-Mediated Immune Reactions Expressed in Pathomorphological Findings
• 1.2 Problems in Identifying Tumor-Specific Sensitized Lymphocytes
• 1.3 The Mixed Lymphocyte Tumor Cell Culture (MLTC) Test: Review of a Method
• 1.4 Lymphocyte Tansformation in Malignant Diseases. Communication I: Méthodologie Problems
• 1.5 Microcytotocicity Test for Detection of Cellular Immunity to Nephroblastoma in Man
• 1.6 Comparative Tumorimmunological Studies with the Microcytotoxicity Test and the DNA-Synthesis Inhibition Test
• 1.7 The Leukocyte Adherence Inhibition Test for Detection of Tumor-Specific Sensitized Lymphocytes and Serum Blocking Factors
• 2. Methods for Detection of Molecular Antibodies against Tumor Proteins
• 2.1 A Special Aspect of the Complement Fixation Test Applied to the Study of Tumors
• 2.2 Principle and Technique of the „Lewis-3 D Test" for the Serological Diagnosis of Malignancy - A Critical Evaluation of the Results
• 3. Methods for Detection of Tumor Cell Surface Antigens
• 3.1 The Preparation and Application of Hybrid Antibody for the Detection of Tumor-Specific Cell Surface Antigens
• 3.2 In vitro Characterization of Avian Oncornavirus Directed Tumor Antigens
• 3.3 Tumor-Cell Membrane Antigens Related to Blood Group A Substances
• 3.4 Erythrocytic ABH-Receptors in Leukemia - An Immunofluorescence Study
• 3.5 Immunological Aspects of Placental Choriocarcioma
• 4. Methods for Detection of Non Tumor Antigens and Fetal Proteins
• 4.1 Non Tumor Antigens in Human Tumors
• 4.2 Detection of Alpha-1 Fetoprotein in Human Serum
• 4.3 Demonstration of Carcinoembryonic Antigens in Tumors of the Gastrointestinal Tract
• 4.4 Radioimmunoassay of CEA: Its Use in Diagnosis and Prognosis of Human Carcinoma
• 4.5 A Contribution for the Detection of Fetal Antigens in Serum of Tumor Patients
• 5. Methods for Detection of Proteins Excreted by Tumor Cells
• 5.1 Experiments to Induce Myeloma Protein-Forming Neoplasma in Rodents
• 5.2 Immunological Differentiation of Monoclonal Immunoglobulins
• 5.3 Lung Neoplasia and Paraproteinemia
• 6. Some Clinical Aspects
• 6.1 Lymphocyte Transformation in Malignant Diseases. Communication II: Results in Reticuloand Lymphoproliferative Diseases as well as in Carcinomas
• 6.2 Immunosuppressive Therapy with Antiiymphocytic Globulin and Tumor Formation
• 6.3 Behaviour of GUARINI Reaction in Children with Hemolymphoblastoses and non Tumoral Diseases
• References