Table of ContentsI. BASIC IMMUNOLOGY. 1. The Use of Serological Glassware. 2. Preparation of Immunizing Agents. 3. Innate Immunity. 4. Immunoglobulins. 5. T-Cell and B-Cell Immunity.II. ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTIONS—SEROLOGY. 6. Agglutination. 7. Isoimmunization. 8. Microbial Hemagglutination. 9. Precipitation.10. Complement Fixation.11. ELISA.III. IMMUNOCHEMSTRY.12. Gel Filtration.13. Chromatography.14. Electrophoresis.15. Immunochistrochemistry.16. Immediate Hypersensitivity.17. Cytotoxic Reactions.18. Immune Complex Reactions.19. Cell-Mediated Reactions.Appendix.Laboratory Supplies.Further Suggestions for Instructor or Assistants.