Trends in immunology

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  Año 2004, Vol. 25, Número 12

  • Contents page + Editorial Board

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  • Back again to the future of Immunology Today

    John Inglis

    págs. 617-618

    

  • Looking back 25 years

    Fritz H. Bach

    págs. 619-620

    

  • Trends in Immunology - yesterday, today and tomorrow

    Rob Brines

    págs. 621-622

    

  • Some early Trends in Immunology

    Michelle Doherty, J. Robertson Morag

    págs. 623-631

    

  • New directions in MS therapeutics: vehicles of hope

    Robert Fox, Richard M. Ransohoff

    págs. 632-636

    

  • 25 years since the eradication of smallpox: why poxvirus research is still relevant

    Surendran Mahalingam , Inger K. Damon , Brett A. Lidbury

    págs. 636-639

    

  • Evolution of innate and adaptive immunity: can we draw a line?

    Martin F. Flajnik, Louis du Pasquier

    págs. 641-644

    

  • Relationships between hematopoietic stem cells and lymphocyte progenitors

    Yoshihiro Baba, Rosana Pelayo , Paul W. Kincade

    págs. 645-649

    

  • A central role for tissue-resident dendritic cells in innate responses

    Maria Foti , Francesca Granucci , Paola Ricciardi Castagnoli

    págs. 650-654

    

  • Transfer of antigen between migrating and lymph node-resident DCs in peripheral T-cell tolerance and immunity

    Francis R. Carbone, Gabrielle T. Belz , William R. Heath

    págs. 655-658

    

  • DCs and CD40-activated B cells: current and future avenues to cellular cancer immunotherapy

    Joachim L. Schultze , Stephan Grabbe , Michael S. von Bergwelt Baildon

    págs. 659-664

    

  • Historical review: Sir Gustav Nossal - immunologist and more

    Graham F. Mitchell, Michael F. Good

    págs. 665-669

    

  • Different checkpoints in human NK-cell activation

    Lorenzo Moretta, Cristina Bottino , María Cristina Mingari, Daniela Pende , Massimo Vitale , Alessandro Moretta

    págs. 670-676

    

  • The chemokine system in diverse forms of macrophage activation and polarization

    Alberto Mantovani, Antonio Sica, A. Vecchi, Silvano Sozzani, Paola Allavena , Massimo Locati

    págs. 677-686

    

  • TLRs: Professor Mechnikov, sit on your hat

    Luke A. J. O'Neill

    págs. 687-693

    

  • Sex, MHC and complement C4 in autoimmune diseases

    C. Yung Yu, Caroline C. Whitacre

    págs. 694-699

    

  • Physical methods for structure, dynamics and binding in immunological research

    Dimitrios Morikis, John D. Lambris

    págs. 700-707