First published in 1982: This book has been divided into two volumes; the first focusing primarily on auto-anti-idiotic regulation, and the second primarily on T cell regulation.
1. Comments on Dynamic Complexity
Charles DeLisis and Jacques Hiernaux
2. Cyclic Antibody Production in Immune Regulation
Carole G. Romball and William O. Weigle
3. Cycling Antibody: Role of Antigen Retaining Follicular Dendric Cells and
Antibody Feedback Regulation
John G. Tew and Richard P. Phipps
4. The Mathematical Analysis of Augmentable Plaque-Forming Cells: A
Quantitative Method for Monitoring the Total Number if Antigen-Specific
Lymphocytes
Charles DeLisis and Jacques Hiernaux
5. The Role of Anti-Idiotic T Cells in the Cyclical Course of an Antibody
Response
Jan Cerny
6. Inverse Fluctuation of Idiotypes and Anti-Idiotypes During the Immune
Response
Constantin A. Bona
7. Idiotypical Regulation and Allotypical Restriction in the Immune Response
of Rabbits to Salmonella Antigens
Akira Seto
8. The Biological Significance of Silent Idiotype Clones
Daniele Primi, Dominique Juy, and Pierre-Andre Cazenave
9. Oscillatory Immune Response to Lippopolysaccharide
Jacques R. Hiernaux, Philip J. Baker, and Charles DeLisi
10. The Application of Stability Criteria in Evaluating Network Regulation
Models.
Geoffrey W. Hoffman
Charles DeLisi is currently a Senior Scientist in the Laboratory of Theoretical Biology, national Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health at Bethesda, Maryland and Chief of the Section on Theoretical Immunology.
Jacques R.J. Hiernaux is currently a tenured faculty member of the University of Brussels.
