Types of Immune Cells Part 2: Myeloid and Lymphoid Lineages

With the basic functions of immune cells covered, we are now ready to go through all the different types of immune cells, and talk a little bit about what they all do. Again, each type will get its own tutorial later in the series, but it's a good idea to cover them all up top for context. So let's get a look at the different myeloid cells and lymphoid cells, like macrophages, neutrophils, dendritic cells, and many more!

Script by Stephanie Melchor

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[foppishdilletaunt]

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[shahabbaloch]

Your work helps numerous students throught out the world.
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[robertferraro]

The Professor does a perfect job of filtering a very complex topic down to the most essential fundamentals required to understand it. That is what you call a “teacher”.

[glennpearson]

It's truly remarkable how subtly effective, yet amazingly complex and diverse our immune system is. Thanks, Professor Dave. I knew this was going to be a fun series when you started it some weeks ago. Looking forward to the next installment!

[palantir]

I had to learn all about the different bone marrow and blood cells and their diseases a long time ago. This is a nice way to refresh that knowledge.

[WillyIlluminatoz]

Knowledge is precious.. imagine how hard scientist learn these stuffs so the knowledge can available to us.. kudos..❤️❤️

[carawestgate]

I just started an immunology course! Awesome timing for this series. I'll be watching closely :)

[cademcmanus]

hyped about this series - immunology is ridiculously complicated

[FreemanVashier]

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[medicoom]

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[tobiasneal]

Time for another lesson on things I don't know

[DuhAverageJoe]

It’s amazing how many checks and balances the immune system employs!

[daphuc]

one day ill come back when my teacher fails to explain this

[apuvideos]

Thanks Professor Dave! 

Also, I like what you did with the audio! Sounds super clear and not echo-y

[detectiverohan]

T killers = stormtroopers
T helpers = staff on the death star
T regulatory = <insert imperial general's name here>
Pathogens = rebels

Yes, I know. The dark side is much cooler.

[philosophyofreality]

Professor, I really appreciate your video playlist of the language Italia but I request you to make a new playlist for another language and so on since it will be very grateful and awesome

[bmore]

You’re helping me try to understand why my own immune system is killing me. Would love to see a series on auto-immune diseases

[Ksmall]

When I saw the thumbnail all I could think was cells at work 😂

[sciencenerd]

that macrophage animation is frickin awesome

[Fatimah-eyks]

So helpful 😭😭😭😭 thank you professor 🙏🏼