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General Questions about Electrochemistry,nflammation activates the endothelium amplifying and attracting further humoral and cellular components (e.g. platelets, granulocytes, NK cells). Endothelial cells play an important role in induction of this secondary phase of acute inflammation. Normally, they form a barrier between the components

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Ion-Ion Interactions,lymphoid tissues. It is likely that antigen presentation by professional antigen presenting cells, i.e. dendritic cells and macrophages, in lymphoid tissues is the key step in the initiation of an anti-self response and to break the status of ignorance. Accordingly, the central questions for the ini

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Protons in Solution,experience has led to some considerable advances in the genetics of transplantation immunology. As more animal models become available, the dangers inherent in extrapolating conclusions derived from one or two species, phylogenetically some distance apart, to general biological phenomena will be avo

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The Electrical Double Layer, existing among these organs (and their respective target tissues) mediated in large part by the hormonal products generally unique to each of them. In contrast, the immune system consists of relatively few distinct organs— i.e. thymus, spleen, bone marrow and lymph nodes— which are composed of rela

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Basic Electrode Kinetics,nged by the demonstration that neutrophils survive much longer than first suggested and can be induced to de novo express genes encoding key inflammatory mediators, including complement components, Fc receptors, chemokines, and cytokines. Immune cells of the innate and the adaptive system are unifor

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Some Aspects of Electrochemical Technology,he comprehensive review by Weetman and McGregor. further compares and aligns certain features found in both animal models and clinical disease. The intent of this chapter is therefore not to duplicate existent overviews of findings in various animal models. Rather, it is to illustrate the recent app