Clinical and Diagnostic Immunology


The roots of clinical and diagnostic laboratory immunology are deeply embedded in the history of bacteriology and subsequently microbiology, immunology, and the associated clinical disciplines. Insights into host-microbe interactions in these areas led to tests for the antibodies to infectious agents, autoantibodies, and subsequently cellular immunity. During the past half century, such laboratories were initiated primarily through research enterprises. Over the past decade, standardization, quality control, and quality assurance emerged at the same time as the field of clinical and diagnostic laboratory immunology emerged from microbiology laboratories and from research immunology laboratories It garnered material from outside traditional ASM sources and from both the Journal of and Clinical Microbiology Infection and Immunity



 


  • Pneumonia vaccine
  • Shingles vaccine
  • Tetanus and pertussis

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