Sir, please make detailed videos of other chapters like immunity, genetics and others, of general pathology, just like neoplasia. Your explanations are unmatchable.
There is a confusion, we know phagocytosed any peptide is presented by only mhc2 that binds with only helper t cell. So how phagocytosed peptide(from tumor) is presented via mhc1 to cytotoxic t cell?????????
Nice video sir, but my que is that this CTLA inhibitory receptor is on CD8 T cell means it is produced by T cell means by our body, means there is no induction by cancer cell or this cancer cell induce this CD8 T cell to produce this CTLA inhibitory receptor??
Sir please tell me MCH 2 are present on Antigen presenting cells but how can this cd-8 cells attach to this APC and this activation leads to death of the APC and CD-8 attaches to MHC-1 (THANK YOU)