janeway immunobio

[jhrugger]

anyone think this is not very clear? is there another resource that makes immunobio a bit easier?

thanks

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[finnpipette]

yeah...janeway is the definitive book on immuno...but kuby makes things easier. it's a lot more coherent and definitely much easier to follow. Here's a link on Amazon...i see it's out of print. , but it's 4.5 stars.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/103-5356802-7977400?v=glance&s=books

~hope this helps

 

[Sweet Tea]

we're using the janeway book now (one of my instructors said it was "simplistic"...then again, he has a phd in the field. i would hope he thinks it's simplistic!). i really like the book, but if you want something that's a bit easier to understand, the BRS for micro/immuno is also very good.

 

[ForensicPath]

I am currently using the janeway textbook and I have to say that I like it alot. The diagrams have been very helpful. It is probably one of my favorite science textbooks.

 

[Sweet Tea]

agreed-- the diagrams are really really good.

 

[Megalofyia]

I used this book - How the Imune System Works with Janeway and found it was a good solution.

It is a really easy to understand book, but you def need Janeway or someother text book to complete the "story".

 

[sunflower79]

The Immune System by Peter Parham is a condensed version of Janeway, with much the exact same figures. They have the same merits except Parham does not go into such depth as Janeway.

 

[jhrugger]

thanks for responses- test tomorrow

 

[Habari]

janeway one of the most lucid introductory texts i've read to date. parham doesn't include nearly as much information; but if you don't particularly care about that it is a reasonable alternative [a lot of the figures are replicas]