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Prof. Eli C Lewis
Your cool TA: Dana
Keywords: Anatomy: Lymph node, afferent/efferent, bone marrow, thymus | Processes: Immunity, inflammation, self-limiting | Cell types: Phagocyte, neutrophil, macrophage, monocyte, dendritic cell, T lymphocyte, T helper cell, B lymphocyte, HEV | Cytokines and chemokines: IL-1, IL-2, IL-6, TNFa, IL-10, IL-8, MCP-1, CCR7
Unit 1 The immune system as a network
In class
19.8.18 Introduction, big picture and some clinical cases
Introduction
Anatomy
Inflammation
Integrative concepts
Organelles. These are different sets of functional bodies inside cells. Uhmmm isn't that covered in Mol Cell Bio? Of course! But we'll be biting into some of these ourselves here, membrane changes during phagocytosis, mitochondria used as a weapon, lysosomes critical for forming immunity.... oh yeah, and bacterial DNA categorically identified by our own immune receptors! Click on the sandwich for a quick 7-minute clip to cover these.
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Teaser
Proteins... wait isn't that Biochem? Well maybe yeah, but we'll be seeing quite a few of them here as well, and even dive into some disulfide bonds, self-assembling proteins, enzymatic triggers and protein:protein interactions aplenty! I know, I didn't expect it as well! Click on the mug for a 7-minute clip to brush up on that.
Organelles+Proteins... Watch as BBC goes overboard with a super-realistic animated 3-minute overview of some fantastic protein activities in the immune system!
Game
Facilitated-learning material
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PPT
*heavily animated, designed to be presented, not flipped-through
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Integrative practice questions
Handouts (clinical cases)
Reading material
Old recordings of these very same lessons
26.8.18 Lymphoid system anatomy and major cell types, inflammation, innate and adaptive immunity, MHC I+II