Titlebook: Immunoglobulins; Gary W. Litman,Robert A. Good Book 1978 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1978 antibody.antigen.immunoglobulin.proteins

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Genetic Control of Immunoglobulin Synthesis in Man,gation of the products of the immune response: sensitized lymphocytes and humoral antibodies; and (3) studies of the kinetics of these products. With growing knowledge on these topics, it became evident that hereditary factors exert an important influence both on the capability of an organism to rec

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Lymphocyte Membrane Immunoglobulins: An Overview, after interaction with the corresponding antigens, in triggering these cells to undergo a series of events that ultimately lead to antibody production. This view of the physiology of the immune response was first put forward by Ehrlich (1900), who visualized polyvalent immunocytes, each carrying on

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hing connections between random,?time-dependent molecular processes?and lineshape effects are exposed in depth. Special emphasis is placed on the theoretical aspects, involving in particular intermolecular processes in solution, and molecular symmetry issues. The Liouville super-operator formalism i

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Roberto J. Poljak practical application.Describes the theories of nuclear spi.The book provides a detailed account of how condensed-phase molecular dynamics are reflected in the line shapes of NMR spectra. The theories establishing connections between random,?time-dependent molecular processes?and lineshape effects

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Fred Karushf molecular extended thermodynamics (molecular ET) of rarefied gases, which is free from the local equilibrium assumption. The molecular ET theories of these two types of gas are based on the moment balance equations with different hierarchy structures due to whether the internal degrees of freedom

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