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Immunological tolerance (book category) covers the biological principles and clinical implications of how the immune system learns to distinguish self from non‑self and to limit harmful responses to benign antigens. Works in this category range from foundational textbooks and mechanistic monographs describing central and peripheral tolerance, clonal deletion, anergy, regulatory T cells, and molecular checkpoints, to clinical volumes on autoimmunity, transplant tolerance, allergy desensitization, pregnancy immunology, and tolerance‑inducing therapies (biologics, cell therapies, antigen‑specific approaches). It also includes methodological guides and laboratory protocols, translational research and trial reports, historical and ethical discussions, and review collections aimed at students, researchers, and clinicians interested in immune regulation, therapeutic modulation of responses, and the pathogenesis and treatment of tolerance‑related disorders.

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