Title: POLYSPECIFIC IMMUNOGLOBULINS, THEIR POSSIBLE ROLE IN THE NORMAL (PHYSIOLOGIC) CLEARANCE OF MICROORGANISMS AND TISSUE FRAGMENTS
Editors: PETER J. HEIDT, VOLKER RUSCH, DIRK VAN DER WAAIJ
Seminar: 1999 Old Herborn University Seminar No. 13
Publication: 2000
Articles
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF IgM IN EVOLUTION;
ITS ROLE IN PRIMITIVE ANIMAL SPECIES
PETR SÍMA - MATERNAL IMMUNOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE GUIDES THE EDUCATION OF THE NEONATAL IMMUNE SYSTEM
HILMAR LEMKE, HANS LANGE, SERGEY YAZYNIN, JÖRG KOBARG, MARCUS SEEGER, HINRICH HANSEN - IMMUNOLOGICAL SPECIFICITY, INTERNAL IMAGES, AND THE ORIGINAL IDIOTYPIC SIN
NEIL S. GREENSPAN - THE NEONATAL INTESTINAL MICROFLORA AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
INGEGERD ADLERBERTH - INNATE AND SPECIFIC MUCOSAL IMMUNITY
JÖRG REIMANN - INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN (IVIg) IN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES – EXPANDING INDICATIONS AND INCREASING SPECIFICITY
YANIV SHERER, YAIR LEVY, YEHUDA SHOENFELD - INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN (IVIg) AS AN INHIBITOR OF TUMOUR GROWTH: FROM AUTOIMMUNITY TO CANCER
PNINA FISHMAN, YEHUDA SHOENFELD - THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF THE ID-NETWORK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LATE ONSET GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE AFTER BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION:
IMPORTANCE OF THE MICROFLORA OF THE BONE MARROW RECIPIENT
PETER J. HEIDT, DIRK VAN DER WAAIJ - THE IMPORTANCE OF DONOR MICROFLORA IN LATE-ONSET GRAFT VERSUS HOST DISEASE
DICK VEENENDAAL - ROLE OF INTESTINAL MICROFLORA AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM OF MOTHER MICE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A “WASTING SYNDROME” IN THEIR CONGENITALLY
DIRK VAN DER WAAIJ - OLD HERBORN UNIVERSITY SEMINAR ON POLYSPECIFIC IMMUNOGLOBULINS, THEIR POSSIBLE ROLE IN THE NORMAL (PHYSIOLOGICAL) CLEARANCE OF MICROORGANISMS AND TISSUE FRAGMENTS:
MINUTES AND REVIEW OF THE DISCUSSION
FRITS SCHUT