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Lecture 1: Outline of the Innate Immune System
What are the general features of ...,
What are some examples of barrier...,
What are some examples of chemica...
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Lecture 2: The Complement System
What is complement,
Where is complement found,
What does complement do
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Lecture 3: Regulation of Complement
What is the classical pathway of ...,
What is the lectin pathway of the...,
What is the alternative pathway o...
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Lecture 4: Innate Responses to Infection: Phagocytes
What are macrophages derived from,
What is the role of macrophages,
How do macrophages detect pathogens
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Lecture 5: Pattern Recognition in Innate Immunity
Why does the immune system need t...,
How does the immune system differ...,
What are key features of pattern ...
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Lecture 6: Innate Responses to Infection: Natural Killer Cells
What are nk cells,
What does the development of nk c...,
How are nk cells distinguished
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Lecture 8: Adaptive Immunity and Immune Recognition
What are the general features of ...,
What are the soluble factors of a...,
What are the cell associated fact...
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Lecture 9: Mechanisms of Antigen Presentation on MHC
Why do we have antigen presentation,
How can t cells peek inside infec...,
What happens when an infectious a...
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Lecture 10: MHC Genetics, Structure and Peptide Selection
What makes it difficult for mhc t...,
How is mhc able to detect pathoge...,
How are mhc molecules able to bin...
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Lecture 11: Integration: Role of Antigen Presenting Cells
What is an antigen presenting cell,
Which cells present antigen,
What happens when there are no fo...
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Lecture 12: T Cell Receptor Genetics, Structure, Functional Recognition and Signalling
What are important properties of ...,
What is the structure of a tcr,
What do most t cells recognise th...
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Lecture 15: Immunoglobulin Structure and Function
What happens when a b cell recogn...,
How many different encoded specif...,
What does a given antigen bind to...
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Lecture 16: Generating Immunoglobulin Variation and Diversity
What is an isotype,
What is an allotype,
What is an idiotype
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Lecture 18: Non-conventional Lymphocytes
What are examples of innate like ...,
What are the characteristics of i...,
What does each lymphocyte carry
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Lecture 19: Early Lymphocyte Maturation - B cells
What does it mean if there are lo...,
What leads to issues in isotype s...,
Where do b lymphocytes develop
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Lecture 20: Early Lymphocyte Maturation - T cells
Where do t lymphocytes develop,
What does activation of tcr require,
What do t lymphocytes express
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Lecture 21: Cellular Interactions and Trafficking - T cells
Where do surviving sp thymocytes ...,
What do secondary lymphoid organs...,
What do secondary lymphoid organs...
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Lecture 22: Cellular Interactions and Trafficking - B cells
Following development what can b ...,
What are characteristics of b 1 b...,
What are the different types of b...
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Lecture 23: Effector Mechanisms in Cell-mediated (T cell) Responses
Describe the immune response to a...,
What happens if a patient lacks r...,
How do dcs initiate t cell responses
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Lecture 24: Effector Mechanisms of Humoral (B cell) Immunity
What are all the steps that occur...,
What do plasmablasts aid in,
What do plasma cells aid in
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Lecture 27: Immunoregulation
What is immune regulation importa...,
What are the basic modes of regul...,
What is aire
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Lecture 28: Immune Memory
What is the basis of vaccination ...,
How do naive and memory cells differ,
Which antibodies do memory b cell...
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Lecture 30: Immunodeficiencies
When do immunodeficiencies occur,
What enables greater understandin...,
What are the two categories of im...
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Lecture 31: Immunopathology - Hypersensitivity and Allergy
What is type i hypersensitivity a...,
What is type ii hypersensitivity ...,
What is type iii hypersensitivity...
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Lecture 32: Immunopathology - Autoimmunity
What is type iv hypersensitivity ...,
What does ifng activate,
How long until type i hypersensit...
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