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

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Figure 8-1 Specialized lymphocytes bridge innate and adaptive immune responses [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-2 Table of specialized lymphocytes that recognize self and foreign ligands [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-3 Activation of NK cells and their role in immunity [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 8-4 Activation of NK cells by a balance of activating and inhibiting ligands expressed on target cells [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-5 The KIR and Ly49 families of receptor molecules [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-6 Activating NK receptor pathways [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 8-7 Inhibitory NK cell receptor pathways [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-8 Table of activating and inhibitory receptors of NK cells [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-9 Degradation of lysosomal membrane glycosphingolipids generates the endogenous NKT ligand for presentation by CD1d [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 8-10 NKT cells are activated by Gram-negative bacteria through indirect and direct pathways [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-11 Waves of γδ T cells in mammalian development [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-12 Suggested sequence of events in γδ T cell surveillance [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 8-13 Small-intestine T cells [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-14 Activation of H2-M3-restricted CD8 T cells after Listeria infection of C57BL/6 mice [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-15 Experiment examining the role of natural antibody in defense against influenza virus infection in mice [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 8-16 Table of specificities that are selected into the B1 population [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-17 The marginal zone of the spleen [jpg] [tif]	Figure 8-18 Table of phenotypes of naïve mature B cell subtypes [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 8-19 Dendritic cells aid in the activation of marginal zone B cells [jpg] [tif]
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