Leitfaden der Immunologie

When one starts a new edition of a textbook on primary antigen recognition processes involved, one tends to fiber new aspects into the reason with an extensive discussion of what the structure of the first edition will integrate without this T cell "seeing". 1m following chapter, the proof of this recognition process and the all too much change. however, my understanding of laboratory applications based on it has changed so much in these 17 years since the first edition was published that one is now covered. The present edition of the book is therefore in many respects a new book on antigen recognition. Chapter 6 shows the early processes in lymphocyte tacti s.