Miranda Robertson

Immunity by Anthony DeFranco, Richard Locksley and Miranda Robertson is an introduction for undergraduates and medical students to the immune response in infectious and inflammatory disease.
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Immunity | Immunity:The Immune Response in Infectious and Inflammatory Disease | by Anthony L DeFranco, Richard M Locksley and Miranda Robertson | tracking immune responses in vivo | Epstein–Barr virus | malaria | Overview of the Immune Response | Signaling and Adhesive Molecules of the Immune System | Innate Immunity | Adaptive Immunity and the Detection of Infection by T Lymphocytes | Activation and Effector Actions of T Cells | B Cells and Humoral Immunity | Development of Lymphocytes and Selection of the Receptor Repertoire | Specialized Lymphocytes in Early Responses and Homeostasis | The Immune Response to Bacterial Infection | The Immune Response to Viral Infection | The Immune Response to Fungal and Parasitic Infection | Tolerance and Autoimmunity | Allergy and Hypersensitivity | Transplantation Immunology, Tumor Immunity and Vaccination | Acknowledgements | Glossary | Updated References | Back to top
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By Anthony L DeFranco, Richard M Locksley and Miranda Robertson
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Miranda Robertson studied psychology at Birkbeck College London and at the University of Chicago in the 1960s without graduating from either and then spent the greater part of a quarter of a century on the editorial staff of Nature, ultimately as its Biology Editor, since when she has had the privilege of working on behalf of Garland Publishing Inc and Current Biology Ltd with the authors of several outstanding textbooks.She is now the Managing Director of New Science Press Ltd.

Miranda Robertson, managing directornsp@new-science-press.com

Anthony L. DeFranco, Richard M. Locksley, and Miranda Robertson
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Miranda Robertson studied psychology at Birkbeck College London and at the University of Chicago in the 1960s without graduating from either, and then spent the greater part of a quarter-century on the editorial staff of Nature, ultimately as its Biology Editor.Since then, she has worked on behalf of Garland Publishing, Inc. and Current Biology, Ltd. with the authors of several outstanding textbooks.She is now the Managing Director of New Science Press, Ltd.