Cell surface markers: CD3, CD4, CD8, CD19, CD28, CD16, CD56 

This is exactly what I needed. Thank you. Crossing my fingers that my elevated 56 is not a tumor!

that pac man analogy for mhc-II is the best conceptual explanation i have ever heard for it. and i love your guts!

Really helpful videos. I am draining my time and battery on your videos alone. hUGE appreciation.

SO USEFUL! Thanks! going to a exam this week and this video covered stuff i found complicated !

Great Video, I was just checking on CD19+ CAR-T cell therapy, wondering what CD19+ represents. Now I got all the answer! Thanks, bro.

great review of the important cell surface markers! enjoyable to watch!

Much helpful to realize the concept of these cell surface markers! Appreciated!

This was an excellent video! Thank you so much for your time :D

Very good my beautiful teacher

Well explained. I hope you will tackle more immunology lectures and other med topics. Thanks!

loved the lecture....was extremely useful.......wish there was a lecture on other CD markers......thanks a ton :-D

This is very useful presentation to understand CD molecules

Amazing very helpfull.Easy to understand the concept more clearly . It would be very helpful.Thanks a lot!!!!

You are the best. Keep it up brother.

So helpful! :) thank you so much ❤️

great sir, video so humble and simple

great work!

thank you for this perfect explanation

Got a flow cytometry practical exam soon on this. Was super helpful.

Its a nice one,,,,thank you for the lecture..

GG 2ez now serious mode ..well explained sir

Very Helpful! :) Thank you, would you consider doing a video on some of the chemokines and cytokines? If you have already made one sorry I missed it!

your video is great. could u plz post a video on importance of cell markers in b cell activation. this is really important.

Enjoyed the video. Will you consider making another video on other CD's?

14:32 I love how he says he loves chicken pox like if it´s a dish or something. Cashier: Welcome to McDonald´s, may I take your order? Simple Science Answers: Can I get uh... the chicken pox, medium with a coke please XD

Very helpful video, thank you

Here for reference, instead of going back and forth. Not a comment thank you. Large B cell lymphoma. Large atypical cells positive for cd20, pax5, significant patchy staining for bcl-6. The large cells are negative for ae1/ae3 cd3,c5,cd10, and cyclin d1. Small background lymphocytes show populations that are both cd20 and pax5 positive as well as a population that is cd3 cd5positive. Positive staining for bcl6 may indicate lymphoma of center cell origin.

Thanks broh that was rad

Thank you. How about switching of B cells?

thanks a bunch !!!!!!!!!! :D

Amazing thank you!

Thanku so much....please tell about other markers too such as CD1,99,117,23,55,59...

Am very late to this discussion but came across it as I was looking for an explanation in a case I have where CD4 count is .10 CD8 is .24 and CD3 is .66 (all 10*9/L). What I cant figure out is CD4 added to CD8 would only be .34 which makes CD3 194% of that. I thought Cd4 plus Cd8 should almost equal CD3. So, what then is expressing CD3 but is not a CD4 or CD4?

Nice one sir Wht about myeloid markers

super cool..... :)

thank you sir

Yey!

Important presentation, thx.

Requesting for the other markers CD1,CD19......please.Thanks

TKS~

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Cd40..u missed that one...will u make another video?

Two others should not be forgotten; CD15; expressed on Reed-Sternberg cells (along CD30) CD95; acts as a FAS receptor in apoptosis

THANXXXXX

B7 or B27??

great video very helpful but it does not explain WHAT IS A CD why it is called CD. That also would be necessary. Maybe another video ;-)

Is it possible to email you directly?

God help us, lol.

too basic

Thanku so much....please tell about other markers too such as CD1,99,117,23,55,59...