Description

The primary audience for the book Immunology is undergraduate students studying biotechnology, biochemistry, and medicine. The book offers comprehensive coverage of the essential ideas of immunology, properly supported by a wealth of examples and demonstrations. The use of immunological techniques has grown in importance as a tool for purifying, locating, and measuring proteins in cells. These techniques rely on antibodies' high protein specificity for their intended targets. A specific protein can be marked with labelled antibodies so that it can be isolated, measured, or shown. Using immunological reagents as experimental tools as well as experimental approaches to research the immune system are both included in immunological techniques. The most popular immunological techniques focus on the creation and application of antibodies to detect specific proteins in biological samples. The book is intended to serve as a text that introduces fundamental concepts in immunology in an engaging manner. An understanding of immunology's concepts and applications has been emphasised.