Membranes and viruses in immunopathology : proceedings of a Conference on Membranes, Viruses and Immune Mechanisms in Experimental and Clinical Diseases held at the University of Minnesota, June 5-7, 1972

Membranes and Viruses in Immunopathology covers the proceedings of the 1972 symposium by the same title, held at the University of Minnesota Medical School, sponsored by the Bell Museum of Pathology. This book is composed of 40 chapters that highlight the significant advances in fundamental experiments of membrane structure chemistry. Considerable chapters explore the diagnosis and analysis of slow and oncogenic virus infections, as well as the role of immunobiologic processes in the pathogenesis, prevention, and treatment of disease. The remaining chapters contain research works on the detailed mechanisms that may contribute to cancer induction and dissemination. This book will prove useful to immunopathologists and practicing physicians. Content: ACADEMIC PRESS RAPID MANUSCRIPT REPRODUCTION, Page ii Front Matter, Page iii Copyright, Page iv PARTICIPANTS, Pages ix-xiii, Stuart A. Aaronson, Norman G. Anderson, Fritz H. Bach, Marilyn L. Bach, David Baltimore, Edward B. Blau, Edward A. Boyse, Roscoe O. Brady, Gilbert C.H. Chang, Yong Sung Choi, J.H. Coggin Jr., Susan E. Cullen, Noorbibi K.B. Day, Stacey B. Day, Frank J. Dixon, Carl Eklund, Astrid Fagraeus, Michael E. Fritz, Larry D. Frye, D. Carleton Gajdusek, Clarence J. Gibbs Jr., et al. PREFACE, Page xv, Stacey B. Day, Robert A. Good ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, Page xvii, Stacey B. Day, Robert A. Good INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-5, Stacey B. Day, Robert A. Good THE FLUID MOSAIC MODEL OF THE STRUCTURE OF CELL MEMBRANES, Pages 7-47, S.J. Singer, Garth L. Nicolson THE MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES: A POSSIBLE MICROSCOPIC PICTURE OF IONIC PERMEATION, Pages 49-79, Kenneth J. Rothschild, H. Eugene Stanley A RESUME OF THE BIOCHEMICAL, ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CELL MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINS, Pages 81-87, Robert E. Scott THE METABOLISM AND TURNOVER OF CELL MEMBRANES, Pages 89-104, L. Warren A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE USE OF IMMUNOGENETICS IN STUDYING CELL SURFACES, Pages 105-115, Edward A. Boyse IMMUNOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND GENETIC RELATIONSHIPS OF H-2 HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ALLOANTIGENS, Pages 117-129, Stanley G. Nathenson, Benjamin D. Schwartz, Susan E. Cullen STRUCTURE OF PLANT AGGLUTININ RECEPTORS ON HUMAN RED BLOOD CELLS, Pages 131-132, Stuart Kornfeld INTRA-MEMBRANE MOBILITY, Pages 133-144, Larry D. Frye SIGNIFICANCE AND PROPERTIES OF TUMOR SPECIFIC ANTIGENS, Pages 145-153, Thomas W. Tillack CELL JUNCTIONS AND INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION, Pages 155-168, Daniel A. Goodenough, Norton B. Gilula CELL SURFACE INTERACTIONS IN MIXED LEUKOCYTE CULTURES, Pages 169-187, Gnanasigamoni Sundharadas, Fritz H. Bach, Marilyn L. Bach AN OVERVIEW OF THE PANEL DISCUSSION ON MEMBRANES, Pages 189-191, Beulah Holmes Gray RNA AND DNA TUMOR VIRUSES--MECHANISM OF CELL TRANSFORMATION AND ROLE IN HUMAN CANCER, Pages 193-216, Maurice Green EMBRYONIC ANTIGENS IN VIRALLY TRANSFORMED CELLS, Pages 217-247, N.G. Anderson, J.H. Coggin Jr. CYCLIC AMP AND THE GROWTH OF TRANSFORMED CELLS, Pages 249-276, John R. Sheppard SURVEILLANCE MECHANISMS AND MALIGNANCY, Pages 277-292, John H. Kersey, Robert A. Good HERPESVIRUSES AS INFECTIOUS AND ONCOGENIC AGENTS IN MAN AND OTHER VERTEBRATES, Pages 293-318, André J. Nahmias, Gilbert C.H. Chang, Michael E. Fritz “SPONTANEOUS― RELEASE OF TYPE C VIRUSES FROM CLONAL LINES OF “SPONTANEOUSLY― TRANSFORMED BALB/3T3 CELLS, Pages 319-335, George J. Todaro RNA'S AS TEMPLATES FOR THE VIRION DNA POLYMERASE, Pages 337-338, David Baltimore IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES OF MAMMALIAN TYPE C VIRAL PROTEINS, Pages 339-354, Wade P. Parks, Edward M. Scolnick, Raymond V. Gilden GENETIC FACTORS INVOLVED IN C-TYPE RNA VIRUS EXPRESSION, Pages 355-366, Stuart A. Aaronson, John R. Stephenson ALTERATIONS OF COMPLEX LIPID METABOLISM IN TUMORIGENIC VIRUS-TRANSFORMED CELLS, Pages 367-379, Roscoe O. Brady ANIMAL MODELS OF SLOW VIRAL DISEASE, Pages 381-396, W.J. Hadlo NEUROLOGIC DISEASES OF MAN WITH SLOW VIRUS ETIOLOGY, Pages 397-409, Clarence J. Gibbs Jr., D. Carleton Gajdusek PROGRESSIVE PNEUMONIA, MAEDI, AND VISNA AS SLOW VIRUS INFECTIONS, Pages 411-418, Carlos Lopez DISCUSSION OF TUMOR VIRUSES AND SLOW VIRUS INFECTIONS, Pages 419-423, F. William Tuominen OVERVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT, ORGANIZATION, FUNCTION OF LYMPHOID SYSTEM AND HUMAN DISEASE, Pages 425-436, Robert A. Good TRAFFIC OF CELLS AND DEVELOPMENT OF IMMUNITY, Pages 437-450, Osias Stutman MODELS OF IMMUNOLOGIC DISEASES, Pages 451-458, Frank J. Dixon COMPLEMENT AND HUMAN DISEASE, Pages 459-467, Hans J. Müller-Eberhard VIRUS INDUCED AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE: VIRUSES IN THE PRODUCTION AND PREVENTION OF AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE, Pages 469-475, Michael B.A. Oldstone GLOMERULAR CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY AND EXPERIMENTAL NEPHROTIC SYNDROME, Pages 477-501, Alfred F. Michael, Edward B. Blau, S. Michael Mauer, John R. Hoyer MECHANISM OF LYSOSOMAL ENZYME RELEASE IN GOUT AND IMMUNOLOGIC TISSUE INJURY, Pages 503-522, Robert B. Zurier, Sylvia Hoffstein, Gerald Weissmann CYTOTOXIC LYMPHOCYTES, BLOCKING SERUM FACTORS AND “UNBLOCKING” ANTIBODIES IN CANCER PATIENTS, Pages 523-534, Karl Erik Hellstrom, Ingegerd Hellstrom MIXED HAEMADSORPTION AND IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE STUDIES ON IMMUNOCOMPETITION AT THE MEMBRANE, Pages 535-551, Astrid Fagraeus HUMORAL TUMOR IMMUNITY IN MAN: POSSIBLE ROLE IN HOST DEFENSE AGAINST CANCER, Pages 553-562, Donald L. Morton MODIFICATION OF IMMUNOGENICITY IN EXPERIMENTAL IMMUNOTHERAPY AND PROPHYLAXIS, Pages 563-576, Richard L. Simmons, Angelyn Rios MANIPULATION OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE TOWARDS IMMUNOTHERAPY OF CANCER, Pages 577-599, Charles F. McKhann, Sreerama M. Jagarlamoody AN OVERVIEW OF THE PANEL DISCUSSION ON IMMUNOLOGY, Pages 601-604, Noorbibi K.B. Day