Volume 72, Issue 1

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March 2021

Special Issue: New Trends in Exploring the Function and Dysfunction of the Immune System

Issue Editor:

János Matkó

11 articles in this issue

Preface
János Matkó
Editorial 03 March 2021 Pages: 1 - 1
Scientific memory from the early nineties; a common project with professors late János Gergely and Anna Erdei
Andras Falus
Zsuzsa Bajtay
Review Open access 10 January 2021 Pages: 3 - 5
Biologia Futura: stories about the functions of β₂-integrins in human phagocytes
Zsuzsa Bajtay
Review Open access 06 February 2021 Pages: 7 - 13
Biologia Futura: Emerging antigen-specific therapies for autoimmune diseases
Gabriella Sármay
Review Open access 04 February 2021 Pages: 15 - 24
Membrane nanotubes are ancient machinery for cell-to-cell communication and transport. Their interference with the immune system
János Matkó
Eszter Angéla Tóth
Review Open access 08 February 2021 Pages: 25 - 36
Why current quantitative serology is not quantitative and how systems immunology could provide solutions
József Prechl
Review Open access 20 February 2021 Pages: 37 - 44
Current concepts on communication between the central nervous system and peripheral immunity via lymphatics: what roles do lymphatics play in brain and spinal cord disease pathogenesis?
Martin Hsu
Matyas Sandor
Zsuzsanna Fabry
Review 01 February 2021 Pages: 45 - 60
Current concepts in granulomatous immune responses
Melinda Herbath
Zsuzsanna Fabry
Matyas Sandor
Review 25 February 2021 Pages: 61 - 68
Biologia futura: embryo–maternal communication via progesterone-induced blocking factor (PIBF) positive embryo-derived extracellular vesicles. Their role in maternal immunomodulation
Julia Szekeres-Bartho
Timea Csabai
Eva Gorgey
Review Open access 29 January 2021 Pages: 69 - 74
The Kv1.3 K⁺ channel in the immune system and its “precision pharmacology” using peptide toxins
Zoltan Varga
Gabor Tajti
Gyorgy Panyi
Review Open access 06 February 2021 Pages: 75 - 83
From antibodies to living drugs: Quo vadis cancer immunotherapy?
Árpád Szöőr
János Szöllősi
György Vereb
Review Open access 01 February 2021 Pages: 85 - 99

Volume 72, Issue 1

Preface

Scientific memory from the early nineties; a common project with professors late János Gergely and Anna Erdei

Biologia Futura: stories about the functions of β₂-integrins in human phagocytes

Biologia Futura: Emerging antigen-specific therapies for autoimmune diseases

Membrane nanotubes are ancient machinery for cell-to-cell communication and transport. Their interference with the immune system

Why current quantitative serology is not quantitative and how systems immunology could provide solutions

Current concepts on communication between the central nervous system and peripheral immunity via lymphatics: what roles do lymphatics play in brain and spinal cord disease pathogenesis?

Current concepts in granulomatous immune responses

Biologia futura: embryo–maternal communication via progesterone-induced blocking factor (PIBF) positive embryo-derived extracellular vesicles. Their role in maternal immunomodulation

The Kv1.3 K⁺ channel in the immune system and its “precision pharmacology” using peptide toxins

From antibodies to living drugs: Quo vadis cancer immunotherapy?

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