Period of Serology Flashcards
Discovered blood group antigens
Landsteiner
Father of immunohematology - He coined the term “haptens”
Landsteiner
Complement fixation test
Bordet and Gengou (1901)
Immediate-hypersensitivity Anaphylaxis
Portier, Richet (1902)
Observed that the initial exposure of an antigen to an animal induces immunity, while a subsequent exposure to the same antigen triggers hypersensitivity reaction
Arthus (1903) - Arthus reaction of intermediate hypersensitivity
Hypothesis of antigen-antibody binding (Lattice Formation)
Marrack (1938)
Hypothesis of allograft rejection - although organs from human are expected to be compatible with other humans, this compatibility is often hindered by differences in tissue types.
Marrack (1944)
Development of polio vaccine
Salk, Sabin (1949)
Killed, inactivated vaccine (Do not provide immunity that is as strong as live vaccine).
Salk polio vaccine
Live, attenuated vaccine (Weakened form of virus)
■ Stimulates better immune response, since they are similar to natural infection
Sabin polio vaccine
Vaccine against yellow fever
Reed (1951)
Graft-versus-host reaction
Reed (1953)
Clonal selection theory
Burnet
Interferon
Burnet
(1957)
Human Leukocyte Antigens
Burnet (1958-1962)