Titlebook: Immunological Aspects of Cancer; J. E. Castro Book 1978 MTP Press Limited 1978 cancer

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Experimental specific immunotherapy,als that the tumour burden capable of destruction by the immune system is not large carries the implication that immunotherapy will find its place as an adjunct to other therapeutic modalities. Impetus for exploring combined modalities which include immunotherapy comes from the observation that immu

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Immunotherapy of human solid tumours: principles of development, in its infancy and still largely empirical in design, there have been enough significant clinical benefits to justify optimism that this therapeutic modality will take its place alongside surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy as a major approach in the management of cancer patients during the next

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Human tumour-associated antigens: methods of , detection, relate, in part, to the fact that genetically compatible hosts, so vital for the elucidation of tumour—immune responses in animals, are unavailable for studies in man. The disclosure of comparable responses in man inevitably proceeds more slowly and is open to more artefacts than closely controlled

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Circulating factors modifying cell-mediated immunity in experimental neoplasia,y escapes from immunological restraints upon growth. Since the tumour antigens involved in such reactions are those against which the host is responsive, this chapter is predominantly concerned with discussion of factors which may modify immune reactions operative either in the authochthonous tumour

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Book 1978logical response, it must possess distinctive antigens. Much of the early work in tumour immunity was confused because it was not appreciated that tumours, like other tissues, exhibit transplan­ tation antigens. Only when syngeneic tumours are used can tumour antigens alone be studied and it was the

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an immunological response, it must possess distinctive antigens. Much of the early work in tumour immunity was confused because it was not appreciated that tumours, like other tissues, exhibit transplan­ tation antigens. Only when syngeneic tumours are used can tumour antigens alone be studied and it was the978-94-010-9420-7978-94-010-9418-4

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