immunologists

Such molecules are referred to by immunologists as antigens.

Immunologists are exploring whether autoantibodies can serve as early warnings in other ways as well.

That's the theory from surgeons and immunologists at Duke University Medical School, published online in a scientific journal this week.

Over the last decade, Immune Danger Theory has become popular among immunologists.

This system predates the vertebrate adaptive immune response. Its relative importance is unclear, but immunologists are working to find out.

Immunologists have demonstrated that insulin is expressed in the thymus ? not just in the pancreas.

Although even immunologists use the terms allergy and sensitivity interchangeably , there is a difference.

Tradition dictates that the prize for medicine is announced first, and this year it went to three immunologists.

With its comprehensive coverage, this volume will appeal not only to immunologists and clinicians but also to cell and molecular biologists.

Of course, immunologists also want to know what, if anything, these protein movements "mean" in the context of immune cell communication.

A cytokine, or chemical messenger, IL-21 is already well known to immunologists.

Immunologists now recognize a four-point response system of helper T cells: Th 1, Th 2, Th 17 and regulatory T cells.

The path actually had its beginnings in the early 1980s, when immunologists started to study the molecular activity of cytokines.