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Figure 2-1 Signaling by phosphorylation
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Figure 2-2 Recruitment of a GTP-binding protein by receptor signaling
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Figure 2-3 The Ig-like domain
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Figure 2-4 Representative examples of Ig superfamily members
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Figure 2-5 Multichain activating immune receptors of the Ig superfamily
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Figure 2-6 Structural elements of intracellular tyrosine kinases that participate in ITAM signaling
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Figure 2-7 Signal transduction by ITAM-containing immunoreceptors
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Figure 2-8 Signal inhibition by ITIM-containing immunoreceptors
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Figure 2-9 Organization of genes encoding CD2 family members
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Figure 2-10 Structural model of the CD2–CD58 complex
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Figure 2-11 Molecular sizes of Ig subfamily members that bind to integrins
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Figure 2-12 Table of the major integrins of lymphocytes and phagocytes
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Figure 2-13 Regulation of integrin-mediated cell–cell adhesion
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Figure 2-14 Conformational change in integrins between low-affinity and high-affinity states
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Figure 2-15 Binding of a sugar residue by the C-type lectin domain of E-selectin
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Figure 2-16 C-type lectin molecules of the immune system
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Figure 2-17 Table of types of immune system molecules containing C-type lectin domains
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Figure 2-18 Table of involvement of cytokines in major immune responses
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Figure 2-19 Six major classes of cytokines and their receptors
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Figure 2-20 Dimerization of growth hormone receptor by growth hormone
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Figure 2-21 Basic Jak–STAT signaling pathway of type I cytokine receptors
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Figure 2-22 Table of use of shared receptor chains in the type I cytokine-receptor family
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Figure 2-23 Cytokine receptors containing the common γ chain (γ c)
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Figure 2-24 Hematopoietic receptors including the β c chain
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Figure 2-25 IL-6, IL-12 and IL-23 receptors
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Figure 2-26 Signaling by soluble and membrane-bound forms of TNF family molecules
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Figure 2-27 Signaling by TNF receptor superfamily members
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Figure 2-28 Gene products under the control of NF-κB
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Figure 2-29 The classical and alternative pathways of NF-κB activation
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Figure 2-30 Extrinsic and intrinsic pathways for inducing apoptosis
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Figure 2-31 Table of functions of human caspases
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Figure 2-32 Release of mitochondrial matrix proteins into the cytoplasm induces apoptosis
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Figure 2-33 The Bcl-2 family of apoptotic regulators
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Figure 2-34 The BH3-only family of apoptosis inducers and their regulation
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Figure 2-35 Structure of a CXC chemokine
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Figure 2-36 Schematic representation of chemokine receptor–chemokine interaction
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Figure 2-37 Table of human chemokines and chemokine receptors
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Figure 2-38 Schematic diagram of the three steps whereby immune cells enter tissues
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Figure 2-39 Schematic diagram of a selectin and a mucin bearing selectin-binding carbohydrate groups
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Figure 2-40 Molecular interactions that direct immune cell homing
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Figure 2-41 Table of selectins and their expression patterns and ligands
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