Understanding the Cells of the Immune System

A visual explanation of the cells of the immune system and their different functions that provide an immune response to an invading pathogen.

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[smart]

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[arbetkwashi]

Don’t know why, but your explanation is what stuck with me the most. Thank you so much.

[etwho]

Finally a video I can understand! Thank you so much for your systematic and clear explanation!

[befekadudemmissie]

I found the explanation and the teaching as a skill and knowledge that has explained one of the most complex part of the immune system as simple as possible to be understood by a biggner to the subject . Thank you 🙏

[hanaabdullah]

First of all, thank you for this great explanation of the immune system. Secondly, I thought the NK cells and dendritic cells were part of the innate system. Finally, you mentioned that there is a set of videos on the immune system; I found only three. If there are more, please show them; many thanks.

[rubadaoud]

great work!! though the name neutrophil is due to their color when they are dyed with hematoxylin and eosin, they get colored with a neutral pink

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[jagjeevandeshmukh]

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[wasabirental]

The antibodies are not on B-cells surface, when they're on the surface they're called the B-cell receptor, only once the B-cell gets activated and secretes these receptors, they are called antibodies - aka the secreted form of BCR-s.

[louiskesuh]

Very good, systematic and digestible explanation
Thanks so much

[matthewroy]

Very in depth yet easy to follow. For a topical medication that induces an immune response, see imiquimod or Aldara. Its mode of action, explained via lymphoid stem cell diagrams, provides viable therapy when used against virus' and tumors, specifically HPV and superficial skin cancers.

[nim]

I'm a fan, officially. Got here from the medicine audiobook. Thank you.

[CFinckelstein]

A Playlist for immunesystem related videos would be cool. Great videos btw.

[vijayvaswani]

Excellent, concise yet insightful and well planned simple schematics