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Dr Rupsha Fraser
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Dr Rupsha Fraser
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Dr Rupsha Fraser
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Integrity lecture C4
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Integrity lecture C1
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Concepts of Danger & self vs non-self
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January 25th, 2021
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Immune cells, organs, molecules & barriers
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November 20th, 2020
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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…
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November 13th, 2020
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Part three of the immunity to bacteria lecture for the 2020 Imm3 course. This section covers barriers, invasion, and initial immune activaition
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November 13th, 2020
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MBChB year 2 - Nutrition & Digestion module
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For students interested in host-pathogen interaction and infectious diseases. Runs in semester 2, 20 credits.
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August 26th, 2020
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Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Part of the College's inaugural lecture series.Recorded 12 November 2018.Abstract: It was only 350 years ago that the…
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Farmed animals are vital to global food security but can transmit harmful microbes to humans through the food chain.Among these are bacteria such as Salmonella, Campylobacter and E. coli that cause…
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Peter Crooks Licence Type
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November 16th, 2017
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