Basic and clinical aspects of immunity to insulin

Name: Basic and clinical aspects of immunity to insulin | Proceedings, International Workshop, September 28-October 1, 1980, Konstanz
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Proceedings, International Workshop, September 28-October 1, 1980, Konstanz

Klaus Keck P. Erb(Herausgeber*in)

De Gruyter (Verlag)

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XIV, 442 Seiten

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Intro
PREFACE
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
CONTENTS
SECTION I. BASIC ASPECTS OF IMMUNITY TO INSULIN
Introduction: Insulin as a tool for the study of immunological problems
Genetic control of the immune response to insulin
Analysis of the in vitro induction of insulin-specific helper T cells
Immunogenic determinants of insulin: Synthesis and immunogenicity of the A-chain loop peptides of beef insulin
Analysis of H-2 gene regulation of the response of T lymphocytes to insulin using synthetic antigenic determinants and anti-idiotypes
Ir gene control of the insulin-specific immune response in mice
Influence of insulin modification upon the immune response to insulin
Function and complementation of Ir genes controlling the responsiveness of mice to insulin
The XID gene controls Ia.W39 associated immune response gene function for insulin induced T cell activation
Induction of immunity and suppression by pig insulin in mice
Genetic control of anti-insulin responses is associated with activation of different T-cell sets
Suppression of insulin responses in vitro
Immune response phenotype of insulin-presenting cells modified by insertion of H-2 gene products into cell membranes
Differences in insulin antibodies induced with varying antigenic forms
Mouse hybridoma antibody recognition of the insulin molecule
SECTION II. CLINICAL ASPECTS OF IMMUNITY TO INSULIN
Clinical aspects of immunity to insulin
Antibody production during insulin therapy - patterns of response and clinical sequels
Studies of the immunogenicity of chromatographically purified insulins in Type-I and Type-II diabetics
Genetic control of the IgE response to insulin
HLA-DR association of humoral immunoresponsiveness to insulin in insulin-dependent (Type I) diabetes mellitus
Insulin antibody formation following conventional or monocomponent insulin treatment is influenced by genes of the HLA-DR locus
A study of HLA alloantigen frequencies in insulin allergic and non-allergic diabetics
Morphologic changes in pancreas islets after active or passive immunization against insulin: a review
The role of autoimmune processes in the development of insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus in mice treated with streptozotocin
Effect of insulin-binding antibodies of free insulin in plasma and tissue after subcutaneous injection. A model study
Immunogenicity of insulin in relation to its physicochemical properties
Potentation of insulin immunogenicity by different types of adjuvant
Use of modified insulins for the separation of insulin antibodies by affinity chromatography
The immunogenicity of insulin from our point of view
SECTION III. CHEMISTRY TO INSULIN
Preparation of insulins with modified N-terminals by semisynthesis and chemical modification of the native hormone
Synthesis of insulin analogues
Modification of the C-terminal region of insulin
SUBJECT INDEX
AUTHOR INDEX

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