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Dendritic cell protocols : ?- U2 r9 D( m% P8 x
- u( T8 ?1 w; t: s" ledited by Shalin H. Naik. — 2nd ed. " g* \0 q( i5 u: V0 r# e4 r% U
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Foreword z0 f- V4 Y; a1 C9 K. k
Contributors$ U: \8 a0 p8 D, z
SECTION I REVIEWS
! i+ a- M; y) T S 1. Review of Human DC Subtypes
& Q) ]+ D0 G2 |& ^9 y$ E 2. Review of Murine Dendritic Cells: Types, Location, and Development 21+ r' `/ n/ D, ?8 w6 f- h
SECTION II HUMAN DC PROTOCOLS 43/ B+ o- M6 _6 j7 R0 V* a* t
3. Isolation of Human Blood DC Subtypes1 ]. m( c, ?6 T4 |: K
4. Isolation of Immature Primary Langerhans Cells from Human Epidermal Skin 552 m+ n, N, c/ j0 T4 x" M" s( b L
5. Isolation and In Vitro Generation of Gene-Manipulated Human Plasmacytoid and Conventional Dendritic Cells 67+ ]# P# R# m6 Q' T3 e9 V' D
6. In Vivo Modulation of Gene Expression by Lentiviral Transduction in "Human Immune System" Rag2-/-%-/- Mice5 p" h* T% o' G* H" F5 s
7. Generation of Stable Th1/CTL-, Th2-, and Thl7-Inducing Human Dendritic Cells
! o6 z) g% k* R0 J) e% G M5 [ 8. Pharmacological Modification of Dendritic Cells to Promote Their Tolerogenicity in Transplantation
9 f, O' E; n: p" b$ S0 u2 c 9. Towards a Standardized Protocol for the Generation of Monocyte-Derived Dendritic Cell Vaccines 149, Y: @3 g& F( s% {; t7 a9 ^# |* K
SECTION III MURINE DENDRITIC CELL METHODS 1657 S7 ~+ a; V& R1 }
10. CD8+, CD8-, and Plasmacytoid Dendritic Cell Generation In Vitro Using fit3 Ligand 167! l' G/ ?% ^: Y6 x) p4 P' M
11. Generation of Large Numbers of Pro-DCs and Pre-DCs In Vitro 177
5 g; Q: M' p/ R# P" G* ~ 12. The Generation of Plasmacytoid and Conventional Dendritic Cells with M-CSF 187# G% g3 l7 x% H6 h# N9 L1 a
13. Isolation of Common Dendritic Cell Progenitors (CDP) from Mouse Bone Marrow 1954 d5 ^- V& u, q' T
14. The Isolation of Mouse Dendritic Cells from Lymphoid Tissues and the Identification of Dendritic Cell Subtypes by Multiparameter Flow Cytometry 205
$ X) w: I9 k5 j 15. Isolation of Cutaneous Dendritic Cells 231
( L1 e& L# p; C8 G3 ^& o/ R% U5 H+ v 16. Isolation of Skin Dendritic Cells from Mouse and Man 235
+ ]' Q: p* T& t 17. Identification and Isolation of Rodent Respiratory Tract Dendritic Cells 249
, t0 w" p6 q$ A3 X! _5 k# l 18. Isolation of Mouse Thymic Dendritic Cell Precursors 265) I5 S3 O2 q+ T' n. F' ~& i( ~1 l
19. Isolation of Rat Intestinal Lymph DC 281* f/ I# C: s' {3 @1 M- _ h) ]/ c
20. Mouse Models of Viral Infection: Influenza Infection in the Lung 299
3 t/ C- A3 L) Q# X: F6 v0 N( p9 _' { 21. DCs in Mouse Models of Intracellular Bacterial Infection 319( ^- m7 H+ `2 y& j" l$ l
22. Studying the Function of Dendritic Cells in Mouse Models of Asthma 331( X T3 s& N2 E5 q; O
23. Direct Ex Vivo Activation of T cells for Analysis of Dendritic Cells Antigen Presentation 351
& a% E }6 d% x: X* } 24. Methods to Study Pulmonary Dendritic Cell Migration
0 D. \ {; _( P: J+ S 25. Measuring pH, ROS Production, Maturation, and Degradation in Dendritic Cell Phagosomes Using Cytofluorometry-Based Assays 383
+ X! D, B# b% b2 m 26. Adaptive Treg Generation by DCs and Their Functional Analysis 403/ I8 y+ }+ E- B0 B
27. Generation of Parabiotic Mice for the Study of DC and DC Precursor Circulation 413( Y; a2 D4 U& }) e" J
28. Defining In Vivo Dendritic Cell Functions Using CD11c-DTR Transgenic Mice8 v, K5 Z- L$ y3 o% R
Subject Index 443
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