Immunogenetics

Immunogenetics is the branch of medical research that explores the relationship between the immune system and genetics. It is a division of molecular biology.

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• MeSH Immunogenetics

v • d • e Immune system / Immunology Systems Adaptive vs. Innate · Humoral vs. Cellular · Complement (Anaphylatoxins) · Intrinsic Antigens Antigen (Superantigen, Allergen) · Hapten Epitope (Linear, Conformational) Antibodies Antibody (Monoclonal antibodies, Polyclonal antibodies, Autoantibody) · Polyclonal B cell response · Allotype · Isotype · Idiotype Immune complex Immune cells/ White blood cells Lymphoid: T cell · B cell · NK cell Myeloid: Mast cell · Basophil · Eosinophil · Phagocytes (Neutrophil, Macrophage/Reticuloendothelial system) Professional APCs: Dendritic cell · Macrophage · B cell Immunity vs. tolerance action: Immunity · Autoimmunity · Alloimmunity · Allergy · Inflammation · Cross-reactivity inaction: Tolerance (Central, Peripheral, Clonal anergy, Clonal deletion, Tolerance in pregnancy) · Immunodeficiency Immunogenetics Somatic hypermutation · V(D)J recombination · Immunoglobulin class switching · MHC/HLA Substances Cytokines · Opsonin · Cytolysin Other Diagnostic immunology

v • d • e Genetics Introduction · History · Related topics · List of organizations Key Components Chromosome · DNA · Nucleotide · RNA · Genome Fields of genetics Classical genetics · Conservation genetics · Ecological genetics · Immunogenetics · Molecular genetics · Population genetics · Quantitative genetics Related topics Geneticist · Genomics · Genetic code · Medical genetics · Molecular evolution · Reverse genetics · Genetic engineering · Genetic diversity · Heredity

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