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Immunodeficiencies - Introduction (view source)
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Immunodeficiencies can be treated by the replacement of the defective or missing protein, cells or gene. However, in veterinary medicine, [[Vaccines|vaccinations]] and drugs are the most common treatments for immunodeficiency.
Immunodeficiencies can be treated by the replacement of the defective or missing protein, cells or gene. However, in veterinary medicine, [[Vaccines|vaccinations]] and drugs are the most common treatments for immunodeficiency.
==Links==
'''Internal'''
*[[Viruses]]
*[[Innate Immune System]]
*[[Adaptive Immune System]]
'''External'''
*[http://www.bitoheavencollies.com/GrayCollie.html| Grey Collie Syndrome] ''Information on Canine Cyclic Haematopoeisis (Grey Collie Syndrome) including new research into treating the condition and a clinical example''
*[http://carcino.com.msu.edu//mouse.html| Nude Mice] ''Information on nude mice and their role in cancer research''
==References==
'''Books'''
*Ivan Roitt: '''Essential Immunology,''' Ninth edition
*Goldsby, Kindt, & Osbourne '''KUBY Immunology,''' Fourth edition
'''Lecture Notes'''
*Dr Brian Catchpole BVetMed PhD MRCVS
'''Websites'''
*Michelle Tennis & Peggy Melton http://www.bitoheavencollies.com
*http://carcino.com.msu.edu/mouse.html
[[Category:Immunodeficiencies]]
[[Category:Immunodeficiencies]]