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

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Figure 13-1 Haptenated proteins can elicit both cell-mediated and antibody-mediated hypersensitive responses [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-2 Initiation of hypersensitive immune responses [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-3 Structure of FcεRI on mast cells [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 13-4 Activation of mast cells triggers an allergic reaction [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-5 The allergen skin test [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-6 Small molecule mediators made by mast cells [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 13-7 Table of examples of allergens [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-8 Haptenation by penicillin [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-9 Photograph of the back of an individual showing a hives reaction [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 13-10 The three stages of asthma [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-11 Mouse model of airway inflammation [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-12 Induced humoral immune response to Rhesus antigen in a Rhesus-negative mother [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 13-13 Serum sickness induced by early immunotherapy approaches [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-14 Activation of CD4 and CD8 T cells by haptenated peptides [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-15 Celiac disease [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 13-16 Proposed model of inflammation in Crohn's disease [jpg] [tif]	Figure 13-17 Table of representative mouse models of inflammatory bowel disease [jpg] [tif]
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