cytotoxic T cell activation and killing mechanism

[@Bogidani]

This implies the work of CD8+ cells as killers of virally hijacked cells while their function is a lot more inclusive with distorted and cancerous cells which is an insanely important fact to miss.

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Thanks for reminding

[@jackeline155]

Thank you so much for your explanations, I would like to suggest you to make the transitions between slides less visible, and focus on make the animations more detailed!!😉😊

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. It's an old video, in our new videos we tried to make it really detailed and smooth

[@lindaleith9588]

very clear, thank you!

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[@ayserabbas3037]

Clearly explained, nice

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[@JonathanWirth-cu7sw]

Have a goodnight from productions.

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[@akshayavidhya9325]

Thanks

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

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[@kanchanshinde6887]

THIS RELATES TO VITILIGO DISEASES RIGHT? CAN YOU MORE ELABORATE ON VILITIGO CAUSING MECHANISM

[@Bogidani]

Which is it? Vitiligo or vilitigo?

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[@qigong1001]

How did the first mature CD8 cell get attracted to the virally infected human cell? And how does it develop a memory after that?

[@Bogidani]

@@andyc7917 The systemic innate immune system fights anything, that does not belong into your body. For example, a virus doesnt belong there. Your own cells are protected by markers for your innate system, which means, every immune cell produced was tought to recognize your own cells. So if you inoculate yourself with something that does not belong in your body the immune system will act. But the immune system will not act upon intact cells. So no, you shouldnt be concerned, becouse healthy cells will not be born with foreign recognition targets. You should rather be thankful, that our immune system is sometimes so great and smart.

[@AhmadAli-jb5eo]

I have the same question

[@bili4591]

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[@Bogidani]

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[@_1winner1_no.18]

sorry sir i just wanted to ask you if the natural killer cell also has this same killing mechanism or it uses a different killing mechanism ???

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Thanks a lot for your question . In short the answer is yes . Watch this video for details kzbin.info/www/bejne/hanIfWB9fNx6a6M

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[@_1winner1_no.18]

@@animatedbiologywitharpan thank you sir

[@sugu239]

Well presented.

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[@ForeverBlessed777]

Is it possible somehow activate it or Strengthen it naturally?

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Getting more and more time infected is the way

[@gracelilyyoshua328]

Please explain s protein in cell and cytotoxic. Thank you Sir 👍

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

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[@cholpontilegenova5091]

what is the role of granzyme here ?

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Granzymes are a group of serine proteases that play a crucial role in immune defense mechanisms, particularly in cytotoxic T lymphocytes and natural killer cells. They are released upon recognition of infected or abnormal cells and induce apoptosis (programmed cell death) in target cells by cleaving specific substrates. This process helps eliminate infected or transformed cells and contributes to the overall immune response.

[@sukanyaray8981]

Is the activation mechanism same for CD4 and CD8? If not, where is the difference? Also, what's the difference of the src kinase pathway of B and T cell activation?

[@sobhangi]

its the killing mechanism of cytoxic t cell( in this video lecture) and T helper cell releases cytokines its a different mechanism

[@sukanyaray8981]

@@sobhangi yup. Gotcha. Thank you:)

[@phillyry]

What toxins do they use to kill cells?

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Perforin and granzyme

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[@deeppatel698]

What is the meaning of " naive t cell learn how to present antigens "? Didn't understand that

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[@anupsharma4558]

Make a video on t cells killing rabies virus in nerves

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

I will try to make a video on that

[@chauhanjaypal862]

Sir i am 3 year of bsc biotechnology can i do msc in pharmacology

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

Ya I think you can...... but honestly I don’t have much info about it

[@chauhanjaypal862]

Any other you can give your advice what can i do after bsc

[@mrniceguy4277]

@@chauhanjaypal862 This advice might be late but I also did Biotchnology in my bachelor and I did a Master in Immunology. I had to catch up on some medical aspects, but was worth it. You seem to interested in immunology