Ch 6 Lecture Video Innate Immunity Inflammation Fever

[@rachelbrooks7189]

Fantastic lecture! I'm not in this class, but I used it for another class. I wish he was my professor!

[@mariclarosorio5555]

Thank you Doc for sharing your knowledge with is. Its very helpful. I Love How all your videos

[@vivianhu5140]

OMG this is so helpful!!! I am currently studying pathophysiology and there is just too much information, this summary helps A LOT! Thank you Dr. Greg!! Would you also be able to talk about other chapters as well from the Huether book? I found some chapters missing, and it would be awesome if you can post those too!

[@roxifbabyyy]

Very helpful review! Thank you :)

[@enyiwang4605]

Thanks for sharing the lecture with us! It's super helpful and straightforward. Awesome review for NP student.

[@brianpeterson332]

This is very well done. Clear and straightforward. One minor note - the PAMP flagellin is a feature of prokaryotes and not eukaryotes, which explains why the flagella of sperm (in addition to being partitioned as you suggest) does not induce TLR dimerization and downstream signaling. IE, the sperm's undulipodium flagella is composed of microtubules and dynein crosslinks, and does not contain the molecule flagellin.

[@AndriiTumachok]

Excellent❤

[@cynthiad_]

This was such an AWESOME lecture 🤗💯I learned so so much ❤Thank You

[@nuanphanpoole5138]

thank you Dr Greg do you have slide for me to download?

[@ralphrosario1]

Are you gonna keep going and doing more lectures on the books