Prostanoids: pharmacological, physiological and clinical relevance

Without doubt this book is unique amongst general texts on immunology.In their preface the authors tell us that they believe it to be "a remarkably unusual book".In the sense that it breaks new ground in the powerful visual appeal of its illustrations, it is.In other regards, however, it takes a well-tried and successful route in describing the subject.There are twenty-five chapters which take the reader from the general principles of adaptive and innate immunity through the cells and molecules of the immune system to the principles and features of immunity to infection,