
The third international workshop on leucocyte typing antigens reports the results of collaborative experiments involving over 800 antibodies. This volume contains the first and only complete account of the experiments and the subsequent analyses, which produced a careful description of fifty human leucocyte antigens, twenty-four of them fully characterized for the first time. Antigens specific for or shared by T-Cells, B-Cells, activated lymphocytes, myeloid cells and platelets are featured. The papers detail their distribution, molecular structure and function, and discuss the role that the antigens may play in investigating and understanding pathological processes, particularly in leukemias and lymphomas.
This volume serves as the definitive record of the third international workshop on leucocyte typing antigens, aiming to standardize the classification of white cell differentiation antigens. Edited by A. J. McMichael, the text compiles collaborative experimental data from over 800 antibodies to establish a rigorous framework for identifying and characterizing human leucocyte antigens.
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Experts recognize this volume as a foundational reference for the standardization of leucocyte nomenclature and antibody classification. Researchers frequently cite the text for its detailed documentation of early collaborative efforts in mapping cellular surface markers.
Page Count:
1088
Publication Date:
1987-12-03
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192615521
ISBN-13:
9780192615527
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