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食品免疫化学与分析(英文版)
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  • 书号:9787030338174
    作者:王利兵,胥传来
  • 外文书名:Food Immunochemistry and Immunology
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    开本:16
  • 页数:416
    字数:900
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  • 出版社:科学出版社
    出版时间:2012/5/29
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  Immunoassay has a prominent position in rapid and sensitive detection. As understanding of the application of immunoassay in food safety increases,and consumer awareness of hazardous factors in food grows,demand for high sensitive immunoassay techniques will rise remarkably.   Food Immunochemistry and Immunology reviews the latest developments in immunoassay of typical pollutes in foods.The first part(9 chapters)relate to the primary knowledge of various immunoassay techniques and the preparation of immuno-molecules including antigen and antibody. The second part,in four chapters,considers the common pollutes in food such as agrochemicals,veterinary drugs,mycotoxins and other emerging contaminants and outlines the latest scientific achievements(especially in China).   Food Immunochemistry and Immunology will provide professionals and researchers with a useful reference source.
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  • Preface
    Chapter 1 Introduction
    1.1 History of immunology and immunological techniques
    1.1.1 The empirical period of immunology
    1.1.2 The period of classical immunology
    1.1.3 The period of early modern immunology
    1.1.4 The period of modern immunology
    1.2 The extensive application of immunological techniques
    1.2.1 Immunology and medicine
    1.2.2 Immunology and biology
    1.2.3 Immunology and the development of biotechnology
    1.3 Present situation and prospects of immunology
    1.3.1 The in-depth development of immunology at molecule level
    1.3.2 The interaction of immune system and neuroendocrine system
    1.3.3 The infiltration of immunology into biology,basic medicine,clinical medicine and preventive medicine
    1.3.4 The applied research of immunology promoted the development of biotechnology
    References
    Chapter 2 The Basic Principles of Antigen-antibody Reaction
    2.1 The general principles of antigen-antibody binding
    2.1.1 Antigen
    2.1.2 Antibody
    2.1.3 The general principles of antigen-antibody binding
    2.1.4 The characteristics of antigen-antibody reaction
    2.2 The factors affecting Ag-Ab binding
    2.2.1 Antibody
    2.2.2 Antigen
    2.2.3 Electrolytes
    2.2.4 pH
    2.2.5 Temperature
    2.3 The main application of Ag-Ab binding reaction
    2.3.1 The detection of complement
    2.3.2 The detection of immune globulin
    2.3.3 The detection of immune complexes
    2.3.4 The detection of cytokines
    References
    Chapter 3 Fabrication and Purification of Antibodies
    3.1 Polyclonal antibodies
    3.1.1 Preparation principle
    3.1.2 The choice of species
    3.1.3 Processing the antigen
    3.1.4 Immunization of animals
    3.2 Monoclonal antibodies
    3.2.1 Principle
    3.2.2 The choice of animal and immunization
    3.2.3 Cell fusion
    3.2.4 Screening of hybridoma cell and detecting antibody
    3.2.5 Subcloning of hybridoma cell
    3.2.6 Hybridoma cell freezing and thawing
    3.2.7 Mass production of monoclonal antibody
    3.2.8 Identification of monoclonal antibody
    3.3 Purification of antibody
    3.3.1 Principle
    3.3.2 Purification methods
    References
    Chapter 4 Antibody Engineering
    4.1 Cell engineering antibody
    4.1.1 Animal immunizing
    4.1.2 Cell fusion
    4.1.3 Screening of hybridoma cell
    4.2 Genetic engineering antibody
    4.2.1 Chimeric antibody
    4.2.2 Humanized antibody
    4.2.3 Fully humanized antibody
    4.2.4 Small molecule antibodies and antibody fusion protein
    4.2.5 Bispecific diabody
    4.3 Antibody library technology
    4.3.1 Application of antibody library
    4.3.2 Phage display human antibody library
    4.3.3 The construction of phage display human antibody
    4.4 Applications of antibody
    References
    Chapter 5 Labelled Immunoassay Technique
    5.1 Radioimmunoassay
    5.1.1 Technical evolvement
    5.1.2 Principle
    5.1.3 Basic reagents and technical methods
    5.2 Enzyme immune techniques
    5.2.1 Summary
    5.2.2 Preparation of enzyme-labelled antibody
    5.2.3 Amplification of enzyme immunoassay
    5.2.4 Application and development trend of enzyme immunoassay
    5.3 Fluoroimmunoassay
    5.3.1 Brief review
    5.3.2 Labelling method
    5.4 Chemiluminescence immunoassay
    5.4.1 Principle
    5.4.2 Classification of CLIA method
    5.4.3 Applications and prospects
    References
    Chapter 6 Time-Resolved Fluorescence Immunoassay
    6.1 Principles
    6.1.1 Homogeneous fluorescence analysis
    6.1.2 Time-resolved fluorescence and rare earth element
    6.2 Applications
    6.2.1 Application in immunology
    6.2.2 Applications in microbiology
    6.2.3 Applications in molecular biology
    6.2.4 Applications in hormone detection
    6.2.5 Other applications
    6.3 Multi-labelled time-resolved fluorescence immunoassay
    6.3.1 Principle
    6.3.2 Application
    6.4 Enzyme-amplified time-resolved fluoroimmunoassay
    6.4.1 Principles
    6.4.2 Application
    References
    Chapter 7 Molecular Immunology and Immunogenetics
    7.1 DNA isolation and purification
    7.1.1 Introduction
    7.1.2 Several common methods for enrichment and purification of DNA
    7.2 Nucleic acid probe technology
    7.2.1 Overview
    7.3 Nucleic acid molecular hybridization
    7.3.1 Principles and types
    7.3.2 Application
    7.4 Construction and screening of cDNA library
    7.4.1 cDNA library and construction
    7.4.2 cDNA library screening
    7.5 HLA gene matching and typing technology
    7.5.1 HLA gene matching
    7.5.2 Matching methods for HLA-II genes
    References
    Chapter 8 Immunoblotting Technique
    8.1 Introduction
    8.1.1 SDS-PAGE
    8.1.2 Transfer
    8.1.3 Enzyme immunoassay
    8.1.4 Notices of Western blot
    8.2 Molecular imprinting technique(MIT)
    8.2.1 Overview of molecular imprinting
    8.2.2 Methyl testosterone and molecular imprinting technique
    8.2.3 The problem and outlook of molecularly imprinting technique
    8.3 Applications of immunobloting test
    References
    Chapter 9 Immunoelectron Microscopy
    9.1 Overview
    9.1.1 Tissue fixation and sampling
    9.1.2 Immune staining
    9.1.3 Embedding
    9.2 Ferritin immune technology
    9.2.1 Basic principles
    9.2.2 Extraction and purification of ferritin
    9.2.3 Combination of ferritin and immunoglobulin
    9.2.4 Preparation of electron microscope specimens
    9.3 Other immunoelectron microscopy
    9.3.1 Colloidal gold labelled method for immunoelectron microscopy
    9.3.2 Scanning immunoelectron microscopy
    9.3.3 Freeze-etching immunoelectron microscopy
    9.4 Situ hybridization for electron microscopy
    9.4.1 Application of isotope-labelled cRNA probe with situ hybridization electron microscope in chromosome
    9.4.2 Application of biotin-labelled DNA probe with situ hybridization electron microscopy
    9.4.3 Application of digoxin-labelled rRNA probe in situ hybridization electron microscope
    References
    Chapter 10 Pesticide Immunoassay
    10.1 Organophosphorus pesticides
    10.1.1 Overview
    10.1.2 Immunoassay of organophosphorus pesticide
    10.2 Immunoassy for organochlorine pesticides
    10.2.1 Overview
    10.2.2 Analysis method
    10.3 Carbamates
    10.3.1 Overview
    10.3.2 Immunoassay for carbamates
    10.4 Pyrethroid insecticides
    10.4.1 Overview
    10.4.2 Immunoassay for pyrethroids
    10.5 Herbicides pesticides
    10.5.1 Overview
    10.5.2 Immunoassay for herbicides
    10.6 Other pesticides
    10.6.1 Triazole pesticides
    10.6.2 Benzimidazole pesticides
    10.6.3 Immunoassay
    10.7 Immunoassay based on class specific antibody
    References
    Chapter 11 Immunoassay for Veterinary Drugs
    11.1 Aminoglycoside antibiotics
    11.1.1 Introduction
    11.1.2 Immunoassay
    11.2 Macrolide antibiotics
    11.2.1 Introduction
    11.2.2 Immunoassay of MALs
    11.3 Chloramphenicols drugs
    11.3.1 Introduction
    11.3.2 Immunoassay
    11.4 β-lactam antibiotics
    11.4.1 Introduction
    11.4.2 Analytical method
    11.5 Nitrofuran drugs
    11.5.1 Introduction
    11.5.2 Immunoassay for nitrofurans
    11.6 Quinolones
    11.6.1 Introduction
    11.6.2 Immunoassay for QNs
    11.7 Sulfonanlides
    11.7.1 Introduction
    11.7.2 Immunoassay for SAs
    11.8 Tetracyclines
    11.8.1 Introduction
    11.8.2 Immunoassay for TCs
    11.9 Anthelmintic(worm)agents
    11.9.1 Introduction
    11.9.2 Immunoassay for anthelmintics
    11.10 Anticoccidial drugs
    11.10.1 Introduction
    11.10.2 Immunoassay for anticoccidial drugs
    11.11 Anabolic hormones
    11.11.1 Introduction
    11.11.2 Immunoassay for ASs
    11.12 β-Agonist
    11.12.1 Introduction
    11.12.2 Immunoassay for β-agonist
    11.13 Other drugs
    11.13.1 Benzodiazepines
    11.13.2 Retention analysis for polyettler antibiotics
    11.13.3 Immunoassay for olaquindox and its metabolites
    11.14 Multi-residal immunoassay for veterinary drugs
    References
    Chapter 12 Biological Toxin Immunoassay
    12.1 Animal toxins
    12.1.1 Overview
    12.1.2 Immunoassy of biological toxins
    12.2 Fungi and mycotoxins
    12.2.1 Overview
    12.2.2 Analytical methods
    12.3 Bacteria and bacterial toxins
    12.3.1 Overview
    12.3.2 Immunoassay for bacterial toxins
    12.4 Plant toxins
    12.4.1 Introduction
    12.4.2 Immunoassay for plant toxins
    12.5 Algae and phycotoxins
    12.5.1 Overview
    12.5.2 Immunoassay
    References
    Chapter 13 Immunoassay for Other Residues
    13.1 Dioxins
    13.1.1 Introduction
    13.1.2 Immunoassay for doxins
    13.2 Polybrominated biphenyl
    13.2.1 Introduction
    13.2.2 Immunoassay for PBDEs
    13.3 Sudan red and para red
    13.3.1 Introduction
    13.3.2 Immunoassay for Sudan red
    13.4 Malachite green
    13.4.1 Introduction
    13.4.2 Immunoassay for MG
    13.5 Melamine
    13.5.1 Introduction
    13.5.2 Immunoassay of MEL
    13.6 Phthalate(ester of phthalic acid)
    13.6.1 Introduction
    13.6.2 Immunoassay for PAE
    13.7 Bisphenol A
    13.7.1 Introduction
    13.7.2 Immunoassay for BPA
    13.8 Heavy metal contamination
    13.8.1 Introduction
    13.8.2 Immunoassay
    References
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