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On the 100th anniversary of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima a dissident group takes over a missile base and fires an ICBM at New York. > This starts a global chain reaction of nuclear attack and response. > Remote Cooktown wakes next day to the news that most major cities in the world have been hit by nuclear attack. > Two men travel south and find towns there have been hit by biological warfare, one of them contracting tularemia. > Cooktown becomes self-sufficient in food and water, using wind turbines for power, and horses for transport and farming. > New crops are planted and new houses built for stranded tourists and survivors who arrive from remote Australia and New Guinea. > After conflict occurs over debt an egalitarian society is established with a 20-hour working week, a revolutionary education policy, and the world’s first true democracy. > Religion is replaced by new fairness and good behaviour laws. > By the end of the year life in Cooktown has never been better.

Immunosorption as a principle of molecular identification with high affinity and selectivity is now well established. This monograph reviews the actual state-of-the-art of separation methods and analytical techniques as immuno-affinity chromatography, immunoassays, botting and dot-blot procedures. To increase the understanding of these methods, an introduction into fundamentals of immunochemistry is given, and applications are illustrated by tables and representative protocols. This book should be suitable for scientists in basic and applied biosciences as well as for students and graduates, who want to increase their knowledge in this rapidly developing field.