Microbiology and Immunology

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Fleming, Alexander, 1:218–219

gonorrhea, 1:251

meningitis, 2:374

Pasteurella,2:426

penicillin, 1:25, 2:427–429

pertussis, 2:430

pneumonia, 2:445

rickettsial diseases, 2:492

Streptococcus,2:533, 2:535

streptomycin, 1:116, 2:588

sulfa drugs, 2:535

See alsoHistory of development of antibiotics

Antibody and antigen, 1:25–30,1:28,1:302–303, 1:304

adjuvant, 1:4–5

allergies, 1:10–11

anaphylaxis, 1:17

antibody formation and kinetics, 1:29

antigenic mimicry, 1:30–31

B cells, 1:43

biochemical and molecular reactions, 1:25–26

histocompatibility, 1:271

human leukocyte antigen, 1:280

immune complex test, 1:285–286

immune synapse, 1:286–287

immune system, 1:287–288

interferons, 1:313–314

isotypes and allotypes, 1:315–316

major histocompatibility complex (MHC), 2:361–363

monoclonal antibodies, 1:28, 1:29–30, 1:304, 2:434–435

phagocyte and phagocytosis, 2:434–435

protein crystallography, 2:452

Rh and Rh incompatibility, 2:487–488

seroconversion, 2:508

streptococcal antibody tests, 2:533

transplantation genetics and immunology, 2:553–554

See alsoAntibody-antigen, biochemical and molecular reactions;

Antibody formation and kinetics; Laboratory techniques in

immunology

Antibody-antigen, biochemical and molecular reactions, 1:25–26

phagocyte and phagocytosis, 2:434–435

protein crystallography, 2:452

seroconversion, 2:508

Antibody formation and kinetics, 1:29

B cells, 1:43

immune synapse, 1:286–287

phagocyte and phagocytosis, 2:434–435

Rh and Rh incompatibility, 2:487–488

seroconversion, 2:508

streptococcal antibody tests, 2:533

typhoid fever, 2:558–560

vaccine, 2:568–572

Antibody, monoclonal, 1:28, 1:29–30,1:304, 1:334, 2:434–435

Anticardiolipin antibodies (aCL), 2:483

Antideoxyribonuclease-B titer (anti-Dnase-B), 2:533

Antigenic mimicry, 1:30–31,2:434–435

Antigens. SeeAntibody and antigen

Antihistamines, allergies, 1:11

Antinuclear antibodies (ANA), 2:483

Antiphospholipid antibody (APL), 1:38

Antiporter, 2:451

Antiretroviral drugs, 1:33

Antiseptics, 1:31–32,1:283–284

Antiserum and antitoxin, 1:32,1:58–59, 1:158

Antistreptolysin O titer (ASO titer), 2:533

Antitoxin. SeeAntiserum and antitoxin

Antiviral drugs, 1:33

antiserum and antitoxin, 1:32

influenza, 1:313

Antonine plague, 2:644

Apex, 1:3

Apicomplexa, 2:526

APL. SeeAntiphospholipid antibody

Appert, Nicolas François, 1:33–34

Aquaspirillum magnetotacticum,2:360, 2:526

Arachnides, 2:423

Arber, Werner, 2:657

Archaea, 1:34,1:51

mesophilic bacteria, 2:376

metabolism, 2:377

photosynthetic microorganisms, 2:437

Archaebacteria, 1:88, 2:450

Arenavirus, 1:34–35,1:263

Argentine hemorrhagic fever, 1:34, 1:263

Aristotle, 2:643

Armillaria ostoyae,1:35

Artenstein, Malcolm Stewart, 2:424

Arthritis, mycoplasma and, 2:408

Arthropods, as carriers of disease, 2:423

Ascomycetes,1:348, 2:407

Ascomycotina, 2:394

Asexual generation and reproduction, 1:35–36,1:36,2:527

Asfivirus,2:536

Asian flu, 1:196–197

Asilomar Conference, 1:36,1:60–62

ASO titer. SeeAntistreptolysin O titer

Aspergillus flavus,2:394, 2:395

Aspergillus nidulans,1:230, 2:404

Aspergillus terreus,2:395

Ataxia telangiectasia, 1:297

ATCC. SeeAmerican Type Culture Collection

Athlete’s foot, 2:517

Atomic force microscope (AFM), 1:36–37

AT P. SeeAdenosine triphosphate

ATP synthase, 1:182

Attractants and repellents, 1:37

Audureau, Alice, 2:398

Aureomycin, 1:116

Autoclave, 1:160

Autoclaving, 2:530–531

Autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases

antigenic mimicry, 1:30–31

cytokines, 1:104, 1:145

electrophoresis, 1:182–183

immunogenetics, 1:299–300

immunosuppressant drugs, 1:306–307

Lichen planus, 1:348

reproductive immunology, 2:483–484

Autoimmunity and autoimmune disorders, 1:38

Autologous banking, 1:38–39

Automatic dispensing pipette, 2:439

Autoradiography, 2:479

Autotrophic bacteria, 1:39,1:115, 1:255

chlorophyll, 1:119

chloroplast, 1:120

Eubacteria, 1:203

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