Immunopharmacology focuses on the mechanism of action of pharmacologic agents that regulate immune response and the physiologic, pathologic, and pharmacologic role of the products of immune response. Topics include cytokines and their receptors, immunosuppressive drugs, monoclonal antibodies, mechanisms and immunotherapy of allergic disease, clinical transplantation, acquired immune deficiency disease, regulatory T cells, and gene therapy. The book provides most basic principles of immunopharmacology by equally emphasizing the disciplines of immunology and pharmacology, which will be a very valuable tool for both the professional as well as graduate students.
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"In 12 highly referenced chapters, the author covers recent relevant immunotherapy advances in areas such as pathology, pharmacology, and genetics. In the table of contents, each chapter is numerically outlined with headings and subheadings. Within the text, the chapters open with an abstract and a list of key words, and then follow the format indicated in the table of contents. ... Summing Up: Recommended." (R. S. Kowalczyk, Choice, Vol. 54 (5), January, 2017)