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Book Reviews Maria Wazewska-Czyzewska sented (Hess and Colombani, Halloran et al.), which have also the Erythrokinetics merit of giving us steamlined and intelligible schematic illustra­ Radioisotopic Methods of Investigation and Mathematical tions of CS’s effect on cell-to-cell collaboration and MHC pro­ Approach ducts. But also the antagonism between CS and the prolactin US Department of Commerce, Springfield 1984 receptor (Larson) makes for fascinating and, to a certain extent, 221 pp.; USS 30.00 somewhat surprising reading. The clinical section is very com­ ISBN-No 84-201979 prehensive, encompassing an overview (Beveridge) and autho­ ritative chapters on the transplantation of kidney (Land et al., This monograph presents an excellent survey of the develop­ Opelz), heart and lung (McGregor et al.), liver (Starzl et al.), pan­ ments (during the 60s and 70s) of biophysical methods of investi­ creas (Caine) and bone marrow (Gratwohl and Speck). An over­ gating erythropoiesis, together with the necessary mathematical view by von Graffenried deals with CS in clinical autoimmunity, a tools. The Polish author, a highly gifted physician and researcher subject which has been more extensively reviewed in another vol­ who herself contributed significantly to the field, structures the top­ ume published by Springer. ics as follows: Erythropoiesis (ca. 70 pp.), http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Acta Haematologica Karger

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Acta Haematologica , Volume 76 (2-3): 3 – Jan 1, 1986
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Karger
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© 1986 S. Karger AG, Basel
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0001-5792
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1421-9662
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10.1159/000206051
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Abstract

Maria Wazewska-Czyzewska sented (Hess and Colombani, Halloran et al.), which have also the Erythrokinetics merit of giving us steamlined and intelligible schematic illustra­ Radioisotopic Methods of Investigation and Mathematical tions of CS’s effect on cell-to-cell collaboration and MHC pro­ Approach ducts. But also the antagonism between CS and the prolactin US Department of Commerce, Springfield 1984 receptor (Larson) makes for fascinating and, to a certain extent, 221 pp.; USS 30.00 somewhat surprising reading. The clinical section is very com­ ISBN-No 84-201979 prehensive, encompassing an overview (Beveridge) and autho­ ritative chapters on the transplantation of kidney (Land et al., This monograph presents an excellent survey of the develop­ Opelz), heart and lung (McGregor et al.), liver (Starzl et al.), pan­ ments (during the 60s and 70s) of biophysical methods of investi­ creas (Caine) and bone marrow (Gratwohl and Speck). An over­ gating erythropoiesis, together with the necessary mathematical view by von Graffenried deals with CS in clinical autoimmunity, a tools. The Polish author, a highly gifted physician and researcher subject which has been more extensively reviewed in another vol­ who herself contributed significantly to the field, structures the top­ ume published by Springer. ics as follows: Erythropoiesis (ca. 70 pp.),

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