Titlebook: Innate Immunity; R. Alan B. Ezekowitz,Jules A. Hoffmann Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Chemokine.infection.innate

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R. Alan B. Ezekowitz,Jules A. HoffmannIncludes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59259-320-0Chemokine; infection; innate immunity; proteins; resistance

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The Macrophage Mannose Receptor and Innate Immunitys class of molecules, the best studied of which is the macrophage mannose receptor (MR). This chapter discusses the structure and function of the multilectin receptors as represented by the macrophage MR and its proposed role in the innate immune response (for recent review articles on the mannose receptor, . refs. ..

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Pathogen Recognition and Signal Transduction in Plant Immunityand, in some instances, other plants. However, we generally pay little attention to plant diseases in nature because spread is usually limited to small populations and is often restricted to small areas of tissue on individual plants. Uncontrolled spread of disease does occur however, in agricultura

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Plant Disease Resistance Genes plants in the presence of many pathogens bears witness to the presence of highly effective systems for defense against pathogen invasion and disease. One system is based on disease resistance genes, which allow plants to detect pathogen infection and mount effective defense responses. These genes w

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Nonhost Resistance in Plants to Microbial Pathogensn plants, as any single microbial pathogen successfully infects only a small fraction of the approx 250,000 extant species of flowering plants. Disease resistance to a single pathogen may be exhibited by a complete plant species, in which case the species is considered a nonhost, or may be shown by

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Regulatory Co-options in the Evolution of Deuterostome Immune Systemsn in evolutionary bioscience. To understand where our own working systems come from, we must examine equivalent systems in animals that are not ourselves but that are of known evolutionary relationship to us. If the other species are wisely chosen, and if we know enough, then by logic the characteri

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Antimicrobial Peptides in Insect ImmunityInsects can be found in almost all terrestrial and freshwater habitats, from the driest deserts to freshwater ponds, from the canopy of a tropical rainforest (where their diversity is unbelievably great) to the arctic wastes. They are a tremendously successful group. They are a fundamental part of o