This primer on immunofluorescence techniques, which first appeared in 1979, is a richly illustrated handbook suitable for everyday practical work in the laboratory, useable as both an introduction to the subjec t as well as an atlas. In hardly any other area of medicine are there so many new findings to report. The second edition of this book is con cerned not only with the detection methods which now form an essential and established part of diagnostic techniques, but also with the most recent research results such as the discovery of antibodies against A uerbachFs plexus and against...