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8th international congress of immunology
Hungarian Society for Immunology International Union of Immunological Societies
8th International Congress of Immunology
23-28 August 1992, Budapest, Hungary Symposia include: Genetics, structure and evolution of immunoglobulins: Genetics, structure, function and evolution of T cell receptors: Genetics, structure, function and evolution of MHC structures: Molecular and cellular aspects of antigen processing and presentation: Cell adhesion and interaction molecules: T cell ontogeny, repertoire selection and tolerance: B cell ontogeny, repertoire selection and tolerance: Cytokines and cytokine receptors: Fc receptors and Ig binding factors: Signal transduction pathways: Complement system, structure and function: Inflammation: Autoimmunity: Functional T cell subsets: Molecular and cellular characteristics of allergic reactions: Tumor immunology: Primary immunodeficiencies: Immunological aspects of HIV infection: Transplantation immunology: Reproductive immunology: Parasites' strategies to avoid immune responses: Vaccination and immunomodulation: Therapeutic application of regulatory networks: Cytokines in health and diseases. 125 Workshops and 14 Satellite Meetings will be organized.
Information: Congress Bureau, 8th International Congress of Immunology, Intercongress Ltd. H-1068 Dozsa GyOrgy ut 84/a, Hungary. Fax.: (36-1) 1424-118
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8th International Congress of Immunology
23-28 August 1992, Budapest, Hungary Symposia include: Genetics, structure and evolution of immunoglobulins: Genetics, structure, function and evolution of T cell receptors: Genetics, structure, function and evolution of MHC structures: Molecular and cellular aspects of antigen processing and presentation: Cell adhesion and interaction molecules: T cell ontogeny, repertoire selection and tolerance: B cell ontogeny, repertoire selection and tolerance: Cytokines and cytokine receptors: Fc receptors and Ig binding factors: Signal transduction pathways: Complement system, structure and function: Inflammation: Autoimmunity: Functional T cell subsets: Molecular and cellular characteristics of allergic reactions: Tumor immunology: Primary immunodeficiencies: Immunological aspects of HIV infection: Transplantation immunology: Reproductive immunology: Parasites' strategies to avoid immune responses: Vaccination and immunomodulation: Therapeutic application of regulatory networks: Cytokines in health and diseases. 125 Workshops and 14 Satellite Meetings will be organized.
Information: Congress Bureau, 8th International Congress of Immunology, Intercongress Ltd. H-1068 Dozsa GyOrgy ut 84/a, Hungary. Fax.: (36-1) 1424-118
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