An exceptionally lucid guide to the latest immunology concepts Through five best-selling editions, readers worldwide have appreciated this book's in-depth yet straightforward, richly illustrated approach to this complex subject. Now, sweeping updates incorporate the latest discoveries about innate immunity, the organization of lymphoid organs, and many other cutting-edge topics. Plus, online access via STUDENT CONSULT makes this an even more powerful learning resource
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An exceptionally lucid guide to the latest immunology concepts Through five best-selling editions, readers worldwide have appreciated this book's in-depth yet straightforward, richly illustrated approach to this complex subject. Now, sweeping updates incorporate the latest discoveries about innate immunity, the organization of lymphoid organs, and many other cutting-edge topics. Plus, online access via STUDENT CONSULT makes this an even more powerful learning resource
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Abbas's Cellular and Molecular Immunology is structured in much the same way as his other textbook, Robbin's Pathology. Concepts are delineated in a clear and concise manner, although the illustrations are not quite as good as some other texts. Still, current alternatives (like Parham's The Immune System, itself a summary of Janeway's Immunobiology) are not quite as direct, as they offer details that are probably more interesting to immunologists than medical students.
(This is not to say that The Immune System is not helpful, but it's far less direct than this book.)
