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Lecture 1
How do intra and extracellular pa...,
What are the barriers to infectio...,
What is the difference between pa...
4
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Lecture 2
What are the four main elements o...,
What cells of the innate immune s...,
How common is an immune system th...
7
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Lecture 3
How was toll receptors role in im...,
What was the first mammalian toll...,
Why are the toll receptors consid...
14
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Lecture 4
Where do white blood cells origin...,
What are the macrophages in the l...,
What are the macrophages in the k...
15
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Lecture 5
What is a lymphoid tissue,
What are the primary lymphoid tis...,
What are the secondary lymphoid t...
23
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Lecture 6
What are the functions of the lym...,
How does fluid enter the lymphatics,
What are the structural features ...
18
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Lecture 7
What is hashimoto s thyroiditis,
What is pernicious anemia,
What is systemic lupus erythematosus
21
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Lecture 8
What are the four factors which d...,
What are the different processes ...,
What are the different types of c...
17
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Lecture 9
What is innate immunity induced by,
What are the features of pamps,
What are the secreted pattern rec...
53
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Lecture 10
What are the three pathways of co...,
What point do the three complemen...,
What occurs following complement ...
27
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Lecture 11
What are antibodies,
Where are antibodies found,
What is the ig domain
34
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Lecture 12
What is the clonal selection theory,
What are the key elements in adap...,
What is repertoire production
28
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Lecture 13
What occurred with early organ tr...,
What are the different forms of t...,
What is the role of mhc molecules...
17
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Lecture 14
What are myeloid cells,
What are the four major innate re...,
What are the lymphoid cell receptors
38
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Lecture 15
What are the 5 signs of inflammation,
What is the general process of in...,
What is the difference in cause o...
25
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Lecture 16
What is the difference in the sou...,
What is the difference in the siz...,
What is the difference in the t c...
17
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Lecture 17
What is the t cell antigen recept...,
What are supramolecular activatio...,
What are the cd3 chains
17
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Lecture 18
When do the largest precipitates ...,
What is immunodiffusion,
How can countercurrent electropho...
17
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Lecture 19
What is immune homeostasis,
What are the different major form...,
What is the in vivo evidence for ...
31
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Lecture 20
What are the problems with trying...,
Why is the problem of tolerance i...,
What is central tolerance
19
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Lecture 21
How does the skin of preterm infa...,
Where are neutrophils produced in...,
How do the neutrophils of foetuse...
22
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Lecture 22
Why should sperm be immunogenic t...,
Why do sperm not induce an autoim...,
What can lead to the tolerance of...
16
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Lecture 23
What are the mucosae,
Where do the mucosae get their na...,
What are the different sites in m...
10
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Tumour Immunology
Why is there a failure to develop...,
What are the tumour host immunolo...,
What is the evidence immunoeditin...
15
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Immunity to infection 1+2
What are the general features of ...,
What are the specific interaction...,
What is the key difference betwee...
69
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Vaccines
Who are the key historical figure...,
What have been some of the succes...,
What is key to developing a succe...
12
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Allergy and Hypersensitivity
What is hypersensitivity,
What is allergy,
What are the 4 types of hypersens...
35
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Gut Microbiota
What is the make up of a normal m...,
What have been the paradigm shift...,
What are the costs of having a co...
21
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Autoimmuntiy
What are the events required for ...,
What are the mechanisms of tolerance,
What are natural autoantibodies
24
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Therapeutic immunology
What are examples of passive immu...,
What is cellular therapy,
How effective is cellular therapy
16
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Immunometabolism
What is immunometabolism,
How is there a common modular arc...,
How do immune cells mediate infla...
18
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Psychoneuroimmunology
What are the two arms that the ne...,
How can perturbations of the hypo...,
What is the hypothalamus pituitar...
43
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