Manual of Biological Markers of Disease, Paperback by Venrooij, W. J. Van (ED...
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Manual of Biological Markers of Disease, Paperback by Venrooij, W. J. Van (ED.... This Section provides well structured protocols for autoantibody detection. Extensive literature references lead the way to further background information. This Section contains the first compilation of full, detailed information on autoantigens related to important autoimmune diseases. Manual of Biological Markers of Disease, Paperback by Venrooij, W. J. Van (EDT); Maini, R. N. (EDT), ISBN 0792342437, ISBN-13 9780792342434, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Section A: Methods of Autoantibody Detection This Section provides well structured protocols for autoantibody detection. Step-by-step procedures are accompanied by explanatory notes and comments, clear diagrams, line illustrations and excellent photo illustrations. Extensive literature references lead the way to further background information. The methods presented were validated by more than 40 leading laboratories active in sera analysis, which indicates that these methods have been found to be practically useful and lead to consistent inter-laboratory results: consensus in autoantibody detection. Section B: Autoantigens This Section contains the first compilation of full, detailed information on autoantigens related to important autoimmune diseases. The chapters are all structured according to an easy-reference fixed template structure: specific detection methods, cellular localization, biochemical characteristics, function, cDNA and derived amino acid sequence, gene structure, B- and T-cell epitopes and lists of published monoclonal antibodies. The text is greatly enhanced by many beautiful schematic figures and photo illustrations. As in Section A, extensive literature references are provided. The information for this section was brought together by leading experts in their fields. This Manual is an ideal text and referenc for bench scientists working in the field of autoimmunity, but also for rheumatologists, general (internal medicine) physicians or clinical immunologists caring for patients with autoimmune disorders.
