PPT-Laboratory Techniques in Immunology

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Immunologists employ a number of techniques to assess the competence of immune system These techniques are common to other biological sciences eg purification of

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Immunologists employ a number of techniques to assess the competence of immune system These techniques are common to other biological sciences eg purification of Abs apply the same methods for protein purification genetic basis of immunology have been elucidated by the standard techniques of molecular biology However immunology has developed a number of its own techniques particularly those based on the AgAb interactions identification and isolation of cell population as well as functional assays for lymphocyte function. . Allergology. . Pneumology. ENT. Pediatrics. US . AAAAI. Annual. 7-8000 . allergologists. . ATS. American . Thoracic. Society. Annual. 14000 . respiratory. . specialists. . AAOA. Annual. . ENT & . Kyle Murar. 5/5/2015. Period 4. What is Immunology?. Immunology is the study of the immune systems of all organisms.. Immunologists not only study the human immune system, but the immune systems organisms ranging from archaea bacteria to zebras.. 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