Essentials of clinical immunology

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Ebook Essentials of internal medicine (3/E): Part 2

Part 2 book "Essentials of internal medicine" includes content: Hepatology; hematology; oncology; palliative medicine; immunology; musculoskeletal medicine; neurology; psychiatry for the internist; clinical infectious diseases; immunization; dermatology for the physician; medical ophthalmology; women’s health for the physician; obstetric medicine; geriatric medicine.

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MHC class II restricted neoantigen peptides predicted by clonal mutation analysis in lung adenocarcinoma patients: Implications on prognostic immunological biomarker and vaccine design

Mutant peptides presented by MHC (major histocompatibility complex) Class II in cancer are important targets for cancer immunotherapy. Both animal studies and clinical trials in cancer patients showed that CD4 T cells specific to tumor-derived mutant peptides are essential for the efficacy of immune checkpoint blockade therapy by PD1 antibody.

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essentials of clinical immunology (5/e): part 1

part 1 book “essentials of clinical immunology” has contents: basic components - structure and function, infection, immunodeficiency, anaphylaxis and allergy, autoimmunity, lymphoproliferative disorders, immune manipulation, transplantation, kidney diseases.

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essentials of clinical immunology (5/e): part 2

part 2 book “essentials of clinical immunology” has contents: joints and muscles, skin diseases, eye diseases, chest diseases, gastrointestinal and liver diseases, endocrinology and diabetes, haematological diseases, neuroimmunology, pregnancy, techniques in clinical immunology,… and other contents.

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Primary care clinic in office practice 34 (2007)

Primary care clinicians often provide continuity of care, emphasize prevention, and address chronic illness with their patients. All these endeavors require the active involvement of the patient in treatment planning and adherence. An active and healthy therapeutic alliance that recognizes that patients are the chief consumers of health care is essential in this regard. This critical role in directing one’s health care can be either facilitated or complicated by a patient’s emotional, cognitive, and behavioral strengths or weaknesses (ie, mental health).

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