1: Angela Hall and Christopher Baldwin: Introduction to the
clinical immunology laboratory
2: Lynn Follows and Phillip A Whitfield: Immunoglobulins
3: Kirsty Swallow: Allergy
4: Mo Moody, Tariq El-Shanawany, Paul Williams, B Paul Morgan and
Stephen Jolles: Complement
5: Chris Scott: Autoimmune rheumatological disease
6: Angela Hall: Autoimmune kidney disease
7: Robert J Lock: Organ-specific autoimmunity
8: Robert J Lock, Sarah Johnston and Philip Bright: Autoimmune skin
disease
9: Edward Davies: Autoimmune liver diseases
10: Abid R Karim and Saiju Jacob: Neuroimmunology
11: Dawn Barge: Flow cytometry and primary immunodeficiency
12: Alison Cox: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
13: David Wilson and Vaughan Carter: Histocompatibility and
immunogenetics
Angela Hall, CSci FIBMS, Laboratory Manager, Department of Infection and Immunity, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, Christopher Baldwin, Head of the School of Biomedical Sciences, Newcastle University
`Review from previous edition The main strength is the description
of the methods used in a laboratory setting. This is a unique
feature and makes it stand out from other textbooks in the
area.'
Dr Fiona L. Henriquez, University of the West of Scotland
`Using case studies really helps to integrate knowledge in an
applied context. Students not only get to understand what is
happening, but they begin to see why this is important, how this
can affect the patient, and what it could mean to them in the
diagnostic laboratory.'
Glenn Hussey, Keele University
`This excellent book would be particularly useful for
undergraduates aiming to enter a career in biomedical science, and
also a worthwhile read for trainee and practising biomedical
scientists.'
Immunology News
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