This book discusses the roles of specific nutrients in maintaining the immune response and host protection against infection, considering exercise and ageing
£109.00
£121.00
This book provides a review of the roles of specific nutrients in maintaining the immune response and host protection against infection. It also considers the influence of various factors, such as exercise and ageing, on the interaction between nutrition and immune function. The main emphasis is on humans, but comparative mammalian data are also presented.
The contents include methods for studying nutrient-immune function interactions, the impact of undernutrition on immune function and infection, the influences of fatty acids, amino acids, antioxidant vitamins, and various minerals on immunity, immunological effects of changes throughout the life cycle, and public health policy implicationsIdeal for advanced students and researchers in nutritional science and immunology.
Published: 2002
ISBN: 9780851995830
Type: Hardback
Pages: 442
Language: English
Format: Hardback
Availability: Available
C Calder, University of Southampton, UK
C J Field, University of Alberta, Canada
H S Gill, Massey University, New Zealand
CONTENTS:
PART ONE: The Immune System
SECTION ONE: The immune system - An overview, G Devereux, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, UK
SECTION TWO: Evaluation of the effects of nutrients on immune function, S Cunningham-Rundles, Cornell University Weill Medical College, USA
PART TWO: Individual Nutrients, Infection and Immune Function
SECTION THREE: Effect of post-natal protein malnutrition and intrauterine growth retardation on immunity and risk of infection, R K Chandra, Janeway Child Health Centre, St John’s, NF, Canada
SECTION FOUR: Fatty acids, inflammation and immunity, P C Calder and C J Field
SECTION FIVE: Arginine and immune function, M D Duff and J M Daly, Cornell University, USA
SECTION SIX: Glutamine and immune function, P C Calder and P Newsholme, University College of Dublin, Ireland
SECTION SEVEN: Sulphur amino acids, glutathione and immune function, R F Grimble, University of Southampton, UK
SECTION EIGHT: Vitamin A, infection and immune funtion, R D Semba, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA
SECTION NINE: Antioxidant vitamins and immune function, D A Hughes, Institute of Food Research, Norwich, UK
SECTION TEN: Zinc, infection and immune function, A S Prasad, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, USA
SECTION ELEVEN: Role of iron in immunity and infection, S Kuvibidila, Louisiana State University, USA and B S Baliga, University of South Alabama, USA
SECTION TWELVE: Selenium and the immune system, R C McKenzie, University of Edinburgh, UK, J R Arthur, Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen, UK, S M Miller, T S Rafferty and G J Beckett, University of Edinburgh, UK
SECTION THIRTEEN: Probiotics and immune function, H S Gill and M L Cross, Massey University, New Zealand
PART THREE: Nutrition and Immunity through the Life Cycle
SECTION FOURTEEN: Role of local immunity and breast feeding in mucosal homeostasis and defence against infection, P Brandtzaeg, University of Oslo, Norway
SECTION FIFTEEN: Food allergy, E Opara, Kingston University, UK
SECTION SIXTEEN: Exercise and immune function - effect of nutrition, E W Petersen and B K Pederson, Copenhagen Muscle Research Centre, Denmark
SECTION SEVENTEEN: Nutrition and aging of the immune system, B Lesourd, A Raynaud-Simon and L Mazari, Hopital Nord du CHU de Clermont Ferrand, France
SECTION EIGHTEEN: Nutrition and immunity - Public health implications, A Tomkins, Centre for International Child Health, London, UK
This book weighs: 920g
Region | Cost |
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UK | £5.50 |
Europe | £13.50 |
USA and Canada | £16.00 |
ROW | £18.50 |
ROW2 | £34.00 |
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