New Science Press | Primers | Immunity: The Immune Response in Infectious and Inflammatory Disease

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Figure 10-1 Table of examples of viral receptors expressed in the immune system [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-2 Common cellular targets of viral infection [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-3 Large DNA viruses of the herpesvirus and poxvirus families encode viroreceptors and virokines [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 10-4 Cell nucleic acid sensors activate the antiviral response [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-5 Viral proteins can interact directly with NK cell receptors [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-6 The adaptive immune response to acute virus infection [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 10-7 Mechanisms of protective neutralizing antibody responses to viruses [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-8 Table of targets of viral inhibition of apoptosis [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-9 Viral antiapoptotic strategies [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 10-10 An IL-6-like virokine from HHV8 promotes escape from effects of type I interferons [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-11 Cytomegalovirus targets the MHC class I pathway at multiple sites [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-12 The integrated HIV-1 proviral genome [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 10-13 HIV-1 life-cycle [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-14 HIV transport to lymph nodes [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-15 Vif protects HIV virions from incorporating APOBEC proteins [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 10-16 The natural history of untreated HIV infection [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-17 Antigenic drift and shift underlie influenza epidemics and pandemics, respectively [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-18 Abrogation of innate immunity by influenza virus NS1 [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 10-19 The most common TCR in the world? [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-20 Antigenic drift variants in circulating H3N2 influenza A viruses [jpg] [tif]	Figure 10-21 Models of viral immunity using LCMV infection of inbred mice [jpg] [tif]
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