Endogenous Antigen Process

[cassidy]

I have always been fascinated by antigens/antibodies but never was taught about this process at this level. Once again you have made it very easy to follow

[exchibeniqueaquino]

I like that you made two separate videos instead of combining this video with the exogenous antigen process. It made it a lot simpler and easier to understand the difference between MHCI and MHCII and what cells are involved in each.

[melissalopez]

Your visual was simple and clear. I appreciate how concise you were and your shapes and arrows make understanding the concept much easier.

[jordangaydos]

I like how you explain the steps as you draw them. it is helpful that the picture is not completely drawn out because it helps me follow the steps that are added after better

[claytonwarren]

I should have watched this before the exogenous antigen process! This makes more sense in sequence. Anyway, I appreciate you making the video to demonstrate how our immune cells can create antigens to create an immune response to pathogens in the body.

[vivianchang]

I really appreciate how you break down your information and explain step by step!

[victoriaperez]

The visual diagram of bindings really help me understand how it all fits together. The small details make the difference!

[ezraburdette]

the visuals once again made it for a better understanding with the subject

[MariaMartinez-zxhc]

Very clear visualization and information! Always makes it easier with drawings whether they're their before the video starts or you draw them as you explain.

[ashleykurtz]

Again, this image allowed me to really visualize how this process worked! I have watched both the Endogenous and Exogenous Antigen Process and I am finally able to understand the difference between the two and really how they differ. Both so simple and easy to understand.

[alexisthrift]

I was confused in differentiating exogenous and endogenous processes but your videos helped clarify. Thank you!

[chrystaltabora]

After watching your videos, I realize we only learn the very basic portions in highschool/first couple years in college. It is so interesting to spend such short amount of time and add a bit more information to what we already know about antigens.

[angeljoyvaldez]

Really helpful that you separated the exogenous and endogenous videos because it helped me just focus and understand 1 concept at a time.

[desireedeam]

Your diagram illustrating the binding process was extremely helpful! Again, I think even incorporating short clips on the screen as you explain these processes would be a great visual as well

[richardwerme]

WHile i do not expect to be useing this material any further in schooling, it is definatly cool to understand more about how our immune system functions, and the failures that can occure.

[melepinomi]

This video was straight to the point and the drawings helped me understand it more than just talking about it.

[kaitlynt]

This is something that I previously was unaware of so I appreciate the video on these more “obscure” topics.

[sarahmartin]

I love the videos, I take a lot of my notes from these videos and I love the drawings that come with them. It really helps me picture and recall info.

[karastauder]

Found this video and the Exogenous Antigen Process very helpful in distinguished the two

[hiramrodriguez]

I really appreciate how you break down your information and explain step by step. Good video.