'Immune responses' diaporamas de présentation

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Immune Response

Immune Response

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Lymphatic Immune System

Lymphatic Immune System. Chapter 14. Introduction. Includes: Network of vessels that transports fluids Similar to cardiovascular Organs, etc: Lymph nodes/vessels/fluid, capillaries, veins/arteries, thymus, spleen, bone marrow Functions:

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Chapter 5 Protein Function

Chapter 5 Protein Function. Interaction of Proteins with Other Molecules. Ligand A molecule binding reversibly to a protein Other proteins, or any kind of molecules Binding site for a ligand Complementary to the ligand in size, shape, charge, and hydrophobic/~philic properties

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Regulatory T Cells and HIV Infection

Regulatory T Cells and HIV Infection. ??. ????????? ???????????? ??. ?????? ?????????? ????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????? ????????????????? ???????????????????. Immune Responses. Adaptive Immune Response. How this is achieved?. Self-Tolerance.

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Serology

Serology. Introduction. The immune responses refer to the ability of the body (self) to recognize specific foreign factors (non self) that threaten its biological integrity. There are two major branches of the immune responses:

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Free radicals and antioxidants in health and disease

Free radicals and antioxidants in health and disease. Introduction The free radical diseases Counteracting free radical damage Antioxidants. Introduction. The destructive effects of free radicals on proteins may play a role in the causation of cataracts.

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Blood

Blood ANP 128 1. What are the major functions of blood? 2. Describe how the structure of Red Blood Cells is helpful in the functioning. 3. What are the different leukocytes and how do each of these differ in function?

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????? ????? Immunology : The Immune System in Health & Disease. ???? ???????? ???? ??????????. ?????. Immunobiology : The Immune System in Health & Disease Sixth Edition Charles A. Janeway, Paul Travers, Mark Walport, Mark Shlomchik. Immunlogy Sixth Edition Kuby, Kindt, Goldsby, Osborn.

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Bacillus anthracis and its activity in Anthrax

Bacillus anthracis and its activity in Anthrax. Lance Morrison. General anthrax info. Identified in 1800s Mostly effected livestock (transmit to humans) Showed to be related to B. anthracis in 1876 (Robert Koch) First effective vaccine 1881 (Louis Pasteur)

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Hardy-Weinberg p 2 + 2pq +q 2 = 1

Hardy-Weinberg p 2 + 2pq +q 2 = 1 1. A recessive condition occurs in one in every 20000 of a population. What percentage of the population are carriers of the condition?

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Introduction to Anatomy

Introduction to Anatomy. 04/23/2012. Goals for the Day. Be able to describe the effect of drugs on the nervous system. List and describe your bodies immune responses and how they differ from one another. Question of the Day.

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Transplantation

0. Transplantation. Rejection of foreign tissue grafts is due to immune responses to alloantigens on the graft Blood group antigens Polymorphic MHC antigens Minor histocompatibility antigens. 0. B. Menu. F. 0. B. Menu. F. 0. Alloantigen Presentation. Direct recognition

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Spinal cord injury

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Human Fetal Circulation

Human Fetal Circulation. Flow Chart of Fetal Circulation. Anatomy of the Lymphatic System. Functions of the Lymphatic System. Drain interstitial fluid Transport dietary lipids Facilitate immune responses . Structure of a Lymph Node. Outer Cortex: contains B lymphocytes

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Natural Resistance to HIV Harnessed for a Potential Cure Lea M. Trush

Natural Resistance to HIV Harnessed for a Potential Cure Lea M. Trush Department of Molecular, Cellular, & Biomedical Sciences University of New Hampshire Durham, NH. SB-728-T Clinical Trials

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T Lymphocytes (Type of White Blood Cell )

T Lymphocytes (Type of White Blood Cell ). Are called T cells because they are finalized in an organ called the thymus (part of immune system) but originally form in the bone marrow 4 types (Helper, Cytotoxic, Memory, Regulatory,) T cells differentiate in the bone marrow

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Supplementary Figure 2: Sipuleucel-T generates persistent antigen-specific humoral immune responses.

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