Current topics in innate immunity
By: edited by John D. Lambris.
Contributors: Lambris, J. D.; International Conference on Innate Immunity (4th : Corfu, Greece : 2006)
Series: Advances in experimental medicine and biology -- v. 598
Publisher: Springer
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Berlin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 432
ISBN-13: 9780387717654
Subjects: Natural immunity -- Congresses; Killer cells -- Congresses; Complement (Immunology) -- Congresses; Immunity, Natural -- Congresses; Complement System Proteins -- physiology -- Congresses; Killer Cells -- physiology -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: "Proceedings from the 4th International Conference on Innate Immunity held in Corfu, Greece, June 4-9, 2006."--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Toll-like receptors, natural killer cells and innate immunity / Nicole M. Lauzon, Firoz Mian, and Ali A. Ashkar; title: In the thick of the fray : NK cells in inflamed tissues / Emanuela Marcenaro ... [et al.]; title: Structural insight into natural killer T cell receptor recognition of CD1d / Natalie A. Borg ... [et al.]; title: The journey of toll-like receptors in the cell / Øyvind Halaas, Harald Husebye and Terje Espevik; title: Differential regulation of key signaling molecules in innate immmunity and human diseases / Liwu Li, Jianmin Su, and Qifa Xie; title: Systems biology of macrophages / Mano Ram Maurya ... [et al.]; title: The alternative pathway of complement : a pattern recognition system / Peter F. Zipfel, Michael Mihlan, and Christine Skerka; title: Role of MBL-associated serine protease (MASP) on activation of the lectin complement pathway / Minoru Takahashi ... [et al]; title: Viral heparin-binding complement inhibitors : a recurring theme / Anna M. Blom, Linda Mark, and O. Brad Spiller; title: C3a receptors signaling in mast cells / Asifa K. Zaidi and Hydar Ali; title: Antimicrobial C3a : biology, biophysics, and evolution / Martin Malmsten and Artur Schmidtchen; title: C5L2 : an anti-inflammatory molecule or a receptor for acylation stimulating protein (C3a desArg)? / Kay Johswich and Andreas Klos; title: The exosporium of B. cereus contains a binding site for gC1qR/p33 : implication in spore attachment and/or entry / Berhane Ghebrehiwet ... [et al.]; title: Immunity in borreliosis with special emphasis on the role of complement / Kristina Nilsson Ekdahl ... [et al.]; title: Murine CR1/2 targeted antigenized single-chain antibody fragments induce transient low affinity antibodies and negatively influence an ongoing immune response / József Prechl ... [et al.]; title: The thrid complement component as modulator of platelet production / Marcin Wysoczynski ... [et al.]; title: In vivo biological responses in the presence or absence of C3 / J. Vidya Sarma and Peter A. Ward; title: Complement activation of drusen in primate model (Macaca fascicularis) for age-related macular degeneration / Takeshi Iwata; title: Exploring the complement interaction network using surface plasmon resonance / Daniel Ricklin and John D. Lambris; title: Glycosylation as a target for recognition of influenza viruses by the innate immune system / Patrick C. Reading ... [et al.]; title: Immune effects of autoantigen-associated RNA / Eric L. Greidinger; title: Induction and evasion of the type1 interferon response by cytomegaloviruses / Victor R. DeFilippis; title: Pore formers of the immune system / Eckhard R. Podack, Vadim Deyev, and Motaki Shiratsuchi; title: Pathogen-specific innate immune response / Ahmet Zeytun ... [et al.]; title: Flagellin signalling in plant immunity / Delphine Chinchilla, Thomas Boller, and Silke Robatzek; title: Ancient origin of the complement system : emerging invertebrate models / Maria Rosaria Pinto ... [et al.]; title: Biological roles of lectins in innate immunity : molecular and structural basis for diversity in self/non-self recognition / Gerardo R. Vasta ... [et al.]; title: Hydrogen/deuterium exchange mass spectrometry : potential for investigating innate immunity proteins / Michael C. Schuster, Hui Chen, and John D. Lambris.