Virology Lectures 2017 #14: Adaptive Immunity

When intrinsic and innate immunity cannot do the job of stopping a virus infection, in steps adaptive immunity, in the form of antibodies and T cells. In this lecture we examine how the innate immune system calls for help, how antibodies and T cells are made, and how they prevent and resolve virus infections.

[awadeuwu]

¿Por qué ya no subes videos en español? :'(

[ianmatthewkline]

I took my Immunology 419 course at University of Arizona this fall and the antibody structure we were taught has the light chains on the outside of the protein instead of on the inside as you have in your textbook and lecture. I'm assuming this is simply a preference rather than any significant structural significance?