Cytokines : Structure ,sub families ,signaling mechanism and biomedical use

This video describes the communication of immune cells by cytokines and also examines several functions of cytokines. It also describes six major cytokine families and their signaling mechanism in details.

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[@bivasnag6810]

In toll like receptor signalling in the dendritic cell the video said IRAK comes first and then the TRAF and then the rest remains the same so is it the same thing?

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Thank you so much for this video!! Could you tell us where to cite the information?

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

All the information is taken from kuby immunology 7th edition

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[@mohsinfayaz2500]

Immunology in my last semester of BSc. Sir any book on the basics ( should not be lengthy) that you would suggest to read?

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[@debsharma2009]

Are all the informations in this video necessary for CSIR NET?

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This is pretty much important .....by the way if you want practice questions for csir on immunology you can email me at [e-mail]

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[@zeynebzaxo4657]

What are the limitations of innate immunity in providing long-term protection against infectious agents, and how can these limitations be overcome to develop more effective strategies for preventing and treating infections?

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The specicity of the innate immune system is quite low compared to adaptive immune response.

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[@avinashselva9636]

What is the source of information about the six families ?

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Kuby immunology 7th edition

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[@Johann_]

17:37 Let's say I cut myself with a knife. The chemokines will be secreted to enhance cell proliferation, differentiation, and multiplication on my cut? Does it work the same way when I'm training? Is it this phenomenon that triggers "muscle growth" ? You're video is very on point BTW :) thanks a lot!

[@remindmetowakeup]

Nice video. But I have a doubt. Immunology is never asked in so much details in JAM. Is this even relevant for JAM or u made this video keeping in mind GATE, etc? I mean do we need to study into so much details, like so many 'signalling pathways' of cytokines, TLRs, complement system, etc.? While the questions from immunology that are asked in JAM are conceptual and based on basics. Please clear this doubt.

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

My videos explains concepts in details..it is aimed for generalised audience...

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This particular topic is not that important for jam

[@remindmetowakeup]

@@animatedbiologywitharpan Yeah. Your videos are awesome otherwise. Can u tell some sources from where we can practice mcqs for JAM? Apart from pathfinder mcq book? Also, can u tell me whether or not it is necessary to read whole Kuby for JAM? I mean, just 1-2 questions are asked from it every year. Can we do immunology, ecology, evolution, plant physiology, animal physiology and biochemistry from Pathfinder fundamentals of life sciences itself? And can u also tell a book from where biophysics can be done for jam? Please reply🙏

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Right now depending on the time I would suggest stick to pathfinder books.....side by side you can revise using my playlists

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Though 2-3 questions are asked from immuno but answering that properly would give you sure score and the questions are generally straight forward

[@kamakirinoko]

Is it physically possible to see a cytokine, or is it just a chemical? It’s so difficult to visualise all this stuff without animation, although you do a creditable job. May I suggest a lavalier (collar) microphone. It’s not too expensive and it will make your videos sound 100 times more professional.

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Thanks for the feedback 🙏 I will improve the sound quality in future....

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Cytokines can’t be visually detected they are small molecules and peptides so there is no way the would be even visible in electron microscope

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[@cosmosradio]

@@animatedbiologywitharpan is it possible cytokines can cross communicate differently with damaged proteins vs non damaged proteins causing inflammation and inability to diffuse oxygen co2

[@nimishadas8919]

You did not explain IL-17

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Ok I will make a video on that

[@nimishadas8919]

@@animatedbiologywitharpan Thanks and also this video was very well explained helped a lot.

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[@prashantchauhan4001]

Lots of mistakes in your video with respect to scientific content please go through the original research articles before giving out the details of signaling pathways

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prashant Chauhan please specify.....I appreciate your criticism

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

As per my knowledge overall information is correct and is based on kuby 7th edition

[@audox4885]

yes I'm prepping for usmle, and lot of mistakes, most important point IL-1 osteoclast activation, not mentioned

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Thank you sir

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