Immunological Diseases

Immunological Basis of Neurological Diseases

Clinical neurology has been traditionally considered as an academic speciality in which the specialist regurgitates his/her knowledge of neurology without being able to do much for the patient. This attitude is no longer acceptable. Surge of information and discoveries in neurosciences within the last two decades translated into therapeutic interventions which is literally life saving in some o...

Biological and Immunological Reactions in Parasitic Diseases

Processed antigen reacts selectively with lymphocytes bearing .appropriate surface immunoglobulin molecules resulting in the clonal proliferation of these cells, produc­ing circulating immunoglobulin (humoral immunity) or non-circulating immunoglobulins (cellular immunity).  High levels of circulating immunoglobulins (lgM & lgG) occur in protozoa and helminths infections. Reaginic antibodies a...

The Mechanism of the Creation of Immunological Diseases

J.t is well established thait both the an ti body de­ficiency and the reaction beru,een antigen and _ant.i­ hody cause many diseases Then there is antibody ·c1e­,ficiency the resulting disease is called antibody defi­ciency disease; and when the contact of antigen vih antibody produces the disease or the complex of anti­gen with antibody precipitates and causes tissue dama­ge the ,lesion is cal...

immunological basis of neurological diseases

clinical neurology has been traditionally considered as an academic speciality in which the specialist regurgitates his/her knowledge of neurology without being able to do much for the patient. this attitude is no longer acceptable. surge of information and discoveries in neurosciences within the last two decades translated into therapeutic interventions which is literally life saving in some o...

Immunological Aspects of Gastrointestinal Diseases