Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1โ3): J. H. Humphrey
Chapter 2 Mechanism of Haemolysis by Complement (pages 4โ57): Manfred M. Mayer
Chapter 3 Small Molecular Weight Inhibitors of Complement Action (pages 58โ73): Elmer L. Becker
Chapter 4 Mechanisms of Activation of C?I and Inhibition of C?I Esterase (pages 74โ98): Irwin H. Lepow, George B. Naff and Jack Pensky
Chapter 5 Problems in Determining the Sites of Synthesis of Complement Components (pages 99โ119): G. J. Thorbecke, G. M. Hochwald, R. Van Furth, H. J. Moller?Eberhard and E. B. Jacobson
Chapter 6 Mechanism of the Damage?Producing Steps of Immune Haemolysis (pages 120โ132): Michael M. Frank, Herbert J. Rapp and Tibor Borsos
Chapter 7 Effects of Complement on Sensitized Nucleated Cells (pages 133โ154): Henry J. Winn
Chapter 8 Immune Bactericidal and Bacteriolytic Reactions (pages 155โ174): Louis H. Muschel
Chapter 9 Electron Microscope Studies of Immune Cell Lysis (pages 175โ189): J. H. Humphrey and R. R. Dourmashkin
Chapter 10 Complement and the Activity of Phagocytes (pages 190โ221): S. V. Boyden, R. J. North and S. M. Faulkner
Chapter 11 Immune Adherence (pages 222โ241): D. S. Nelson
Chapter 12 Complement, Conglutinin and Immuno?Conglutinins (pages 242โ280): P. J. Lachmann and R. R. A. Coombs
Chapter 13 Differentiation in vitro of Antigen?Induced Histamine Release from Complement?Dependent Immune Injury (pages 281โ304): K. Frank Austen and Kurt J. Bloch
Chapter 14 The Possible Role of Complement in Autoaggressive Processes (pages 305โ322): H. J. Moller?Eberhard and A. P. Dalmasso
Chapter 15 The Role of Complement in Haemolytic Processes in vivo (pages 323โ342): P. L. Mollison
Chapter 16 Complement and the Paroxysmal Nocturnal Haemoglobinuria Red Cell (pages 343โ373): Wendell F. Rosse and J. V. Dacie
Chapter 17 Chairman's Closing Remarks (pages 374โ376): J. H. Humphrey