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Fig. 29.1 Electron microscopy of a malignant T cell in a patient with Sézary syndrome with characteristic prominent polychromatic cerebriform nucleus. Scale bar 2 μm From an immunological perspective, patients with…

Fig. 30.1 Dual action mechanisms for phototherapy-apoptosis and immune suppression 30.3.1 Regulatory T Cells (Treg) Induction Narrowband UVB therapy generally induces a relatively long remission period of approximately 4–6 months in…

Fig. 17.1 Domain structure for the traditional seven (I–VII) groups of vertebrate CTLs. Domain names are listed in the box The natural killer (NK) receptor family (group V) contains a…

Fig. 7.1 B cell development, subset, and differentiation. In the bone marrow, the B cell lineage cell starts as the pro-B cell, which differentiates into the pre-B cell expressing the…

Fig. 15.1 Role of the immune system in obese versus lean adipose tissue. In obese adipose tissue, Th1-type cytokines such as IFN-γ stimulate M1 macrophage polarization. Mast cells are also…

Fig. 22.1 Cellular components of healthy and inflamed skin. Representative immunohistochemistry of normal appearing, nonlesional skin of psoriasis patients, and lesional psoriasis skin, and summary of immune cellular components and…

Fig. 20.1 Representative image of neutrophil infiltration and T cells–DCs interaction in skin during elicitation phase. (a) Accumulation of neutrophils in dermis 24 h after elicitation (Green: neutrophils in Lysm-eGFP mice….

Fig. 8.1 The differences between mast cells and basophils. Mast cells and basophils have some differences, for instance, in their development, distribution, and proliferation Although a number of functions of…