Immunology Lecture Mini-Course, 2 of 14: Innate Immunity

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www.einstein.yu.edu - Immunology Lecture 2 of 14: "Innate Immunity." Harris Goldstein, M.D., director, Einstein-Montefiore Center for AIDS Research, professor of pediatrics and microbiology & immunology and the Charles Michael Chair in Autoimmune Diseases, delivers a mini-course that provides a comprehensive overview in basic immunology for graduate and medical students and for anyone interested in understanding how the immune system works. This mini-course was organized by the KwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for Tuberculosis and HIV (K-RITH) at the Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa to provide Sub-Saharan students, research trainees and HIV and TB investigators with a comprehensive course in immunology. (January 2010).
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@beckai.5768 3 года назад

Can't thank you enough for making this available for free with everyone interested in the subject therefore providing them with salient information expecting nothing in return

@raquellamarche8110 9 лет назад

Amazing teaching skills!! Ive always loved immunology, and this lectures when compared to reading real immunolgy books, are a great way to save time. Thank you!

@markharris5544 Год назад

I'm an old retired man looking for things to do, so I read an introductory book on the immune system. I was fascinated so I looked for something more advanced. I found this lecture series and find it delightful. I get to be back in school sitting in a classroom absorbing the lively personality of the professor and the reactions of the students but without any of the stress the students are feeling.

@Hey9me 7 лет назад

Thank for uploading the lectures, I love how he explains, it's really easy to understand and entertaining

@arinarakhteenko579 4 года назад

Love the way of explanation and great examples from practice! Thank you!

@Madman779 13 лет назад

awesome lecture. Camera guy is obnoxious, zooming in on peoples faces.

@a12bcdef Год назад

The slides are not visible when he explains them. It is very difficult to follow. The Url for einstein edu gets you nowhere. Conclusion: Technical assistance is urgent.

@JessicaSanchez-wz2fj 11 лет назад

Thank you for these great lectures. I just graduated from ucla and I am about to start working in an immunology lab even though I've never taken the course. These lectures are really saving my life!! thank!! Also, the slides are not working again. Can you please fix the problem? It would be greatly appreciated, professor!

@danielhogan1461 8 лет назад

I was hoping to see the functions of NK cells and Neutrophils covered in this lecture.

@juankdelacruz 12 лет назад

Very good lecture!!!

@jonathanfargalla5427 5 месяцев назад

Can we please get a working link for the lecture slides?! Thank you!

@TheNobody109 12 лет назад

(34:25) Not to be picky or any thing, but double stranded RNA is present in "reoviridae (reoviruses)" not "retroviruses". But over all, great lecture!

@earth.citizen 12 лет назад

@EinsteinCollegeofMed Thank you a lot!

@psandbergnz 4 года назад

Really hopeless cameraman who doesn't focus long enough on the important slides!

@JackiePrague 13 лет назад

@samantharnunez1 Activated T and B cells produce memory cells (and effector cells obviously), these represents the acquired specific immunity

@cpichili 13 лет назад

awesome lecture.....!!!!! keep it up !! you [make immuno fun !

@smogavc123 13 лет назад

where exactly on that page can I download this presentation?

@jmax1065 Год назад

Does anyone have the slides?? I would like to have them, please

@nicehaert 13 лет назад

is there any lecture for microbiology

@JackiePrague 13 лет назад

@samantharnunez1 Antigen presentation activates T and B cells, they will proliferate into effector cells and memory cells. These memory cells represent the acquired specific immunity :)

@HarpreetSingh-xb7pu 10 лет назад

is there anyone who can explain me the last bit of HIV thing ( from 54:49 to 56:00) please because i did not get it .

@earth.citizen 12 лет назад

HELLO!Great lectures, thank you very much! The link to the presentation does not work for me. When I click it, the message : 'The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.' appears. Let me know if it is deactivated?

@sandhyalaxmipathak6676 3 года назад

@Avishag Bat-Shunam can you please email me. It doesn't work for me tooi

@wrestle4life234 3 года назад

I doubt they knocked out all the innate. Probs didn't knock out anti-microbial peptide response. Certainly they didn't skin the mice. Innate wins every time! Incredibly important fact that this professor mentioned.