Medical Microbiology

Humandiploidcellvirus
(HDCV) 469 – 470
Humangranulocyticehr-
lichiosis(HGE) 333
Humanherpesvirus 6
(HHV6) 41 8, 425
clinicalpicture 425
diagnosis 42 5, 650
epidemiology 425
pathogenesis 425
Humanherpesvirus 8
(HHV8) 41 8, 425 – 426
clinicalpicture 425 – 426
diagnosis 426
Humanimmunodeficiency
virus(HIV) 44 8, 451 – 455
clinicalpicture 451 – 453
diagnosis 44 8,453, 6 45,
648
HIVantibodydetec-
tion 453
HIVantigendetection
453
PCR 453
rapidHIVtest 453
epidemiology 454
genome 449 – 450
genesessentialtore-
plication 449
genesnotessentialto
replication 449
structuralgenes 44 9,
450
infection/immunere-
sponserelationship
104
pathogenesis 451 – 453
prevention 454
precautionsfor
healthcarestaff 455
replication 451
therapy 454 – 455
combinationtreat-
ments 455
viralloaddetermination
453
seealsoAIDS;Opportu-
nisticpathogens
Humanleukocyteantigen
(HLA)58, 59 , 141
Humanmonocyticehrli-
chiosis(HME) 333
Humanpapillomavirus
(HPV) 414
HumanT-cellleukemia
virus(HTLV) 44 8, 449
HTLVI 449
HTLVII 449

Humoral 141

defensefactors 22

immunity23, 48 – 50,

85 – 86, 402

cytotoxichumoralim-

muneresponses

109 – 113

Hyalohyphomycoses355,

369

Hyaluronidase 238

Hybridoma 69 , 141

HydatidcystseeEchino-

coccusgranulosus

Hydrolyticexoenzymes

15

Hymenolepisnana(hyme-

nolepiosis) 54 4, 575

clinicalmanifestations

575

diagnosis 575 , 640

lifecycle 575

occurrence 575

therapy 575

Hypersensitivityreactions

delayedtype(DTH)

9 8–9 9 , 11 4–1 15 , 140

IgE-triggeredanaphy-

laxis 108 – 109

seealsoImmunopathol-

ogy

Hyphae 349 – 350, 351

&I

Idiotype56, 141

IgA 49 – 51

functions 56

IgAprotease 15

IgD 4 9, 56

IgE 4 9, 51

functions56, 101

IgE-triggeredanaphy-

laxis 108 – 109

IgG 4 9, 51

functions 56

heavychainrearrange-

ment 54

subclasses 49

IgM 49 – 51 , 71 ,93, 94

detection 411

functions 56

Immunecomplexes

11 3–1 14 , 141

inthepresenceofanti-

bodyexcess 114

inthepresenceofanti-

genexcess 113 – 114

Immunedefects 117 – 118

Immunehydropsfetalis

112

Immuneparalysis 141

Immuneresponse(Ir)

genes 142

Immunity43, 141

adaptive(acquired) 43 ,

44

balancebetweenpro-

tectionandimmuno-

pathology 103 – 105

concomitant 553

defectsinimmunede-

fenses 24

evasionstrategies

12 – 1 5, 102 – 103

nonspecificimmunity

1 2–1 3

specificimmunity

1 3–1 5

humoral23, 48 – 50,

85 – 86, 402

immunizationinfluence

10 6–1 07

innate43, 44

primaryresponse 143

secondaryresponse 143

specific 23

transplantationimmu-

nity 115 – 117

graft-versus-host

(GVH)reaction

11 5–1 16 , 141

host-versus-graft

(HVG)reactions 11 6,

141

measurement 117

tumorimmunity

10 7–1 08

seealsoDefensemech-

anisms;Immunological

memory;Immuno-

pathology;Immuno-

regulation;specific

infections

Immunization 31 – 34

active 31 – 34 , 403

vaccinegroups 32

antiviralprotection

402 – 404

influenceonimmune

defenses 106 – 107

passive34, 403 – 404

recommendedimmuni-

zationschedule 33

rhesusimmunization

112

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