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09:25 Imm3_bacterial_Part 5_intracellular bacteria Imm3_bacterial_Part 5_intracellular bacteria	Imm3_bacterial_Part 5_intracellular bacteria Part 5 of the immunity to bacteria lecture for the 2020 Immunology 3 course. This section covers the effector mechanisms that deals with intracellular bacteria immunology imm3 cells infection macrophages cell bacteria responses lung infections tissue response interferon cd8 pathway cytotoxic gamma antibodies damage nodes tuberculosis antigen From Matthew Taylor 0 likes 226 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Date Created November 13th, 2020
05:46 Imm3_Bacteria_pt2_bacterial cell walls and… Imm3_Bacteria_pt2_bacterial cell walls and recognition	Imm3_Bacteria_pt2_bacterial cell walls and recognition Part 2 of the bacterial lecture for the 2020 Imm3 course. This part briefly covers the role of the bacterial cell wall in determine which effector mechanisms are protective, and how bacteria are… immunology imm3 bacteria recognition pattern response cell receptors lps gram wall tail cells pathogens degradation host gramme lysosomes peptidoglycan membrane types dna From Matthew Taylor 0 likes 209 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Date Created November 13th, 2020
18:08 Imm3_bacteria_Pt4_extracellular bacteria Imm3_bacteria_Pt4_extracellular bacteria	Imm3_bacteria_Pt4_extracellular bacteria Part 4 of the immunity to bacteria lecture for 2020 Immunoloy 3 course. This section covers immune effector mechanisms against extracellular bacteria imm3 immunology bacteria cells antibodies infection macrophages cell neutrophils response receptors molecules phagocytosis enzymes oxygen lot damage infections antigens activation membrane responses From Matthew Taylor 0 likes 256 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Date Created November 13th, 2020
09:33 Imm3_bacteria_pt3_invasion and barriers Imm3_bacteria_pt3_invasion and barriers	Imm3_bacteria_pt3_invasion and barriers Part three of the immunity to bacteria lecture for the 2020 Imm3 course. This section covers barriers, invasion, and initial immune activaition immunology imm3 bacteria cells barrier infection response role barriers antibodies pathogens commensals cell microbes recognition antibody receptors macrophages molecules infections affinity toxins From Matthew Taylor 0 likes 220 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Date Created November 13th, 2020
09:51 Imm3_Bacteria_pt1_Intro and objectives Imm3_Bacteria_pt1_Intro and objectives	Imm3_Bacteria_pt1_Intro and objectives Part one of the bacteria lecture for the 2020 Imm3 course immunology imm3 bacteria infections cells cell responses types infection toxin helper host pathology mechanisms session viruses factors body toxins mortality deaths factor From Matthew Taylor 0 likes 223 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Date Created November 13th, 2020
18:54 Immunology_3_Practical_1_video Immunology_3_Practical_1_video	Immunology_3_Practical_1_video Immunology 3 teaching video showing the anatomy of the mouse immune system imm3 immunology From David Cavanagh 5 likes 1,277 plays 1 Course Code BILG09007 Publisher David Cavanagh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created July 16th, 2009

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