Immunology: B cell maturation

[@teobotez2901]

sometimes....from nowhere a great channel for med school students appear just in the last minute, right before the exam. Not all heroes wear capes, dude. You have my gratitude!

[@medaphysicsrepository2639]

haha very humbling when med students comment, glad you found it helpful, let me know if you have any questions or comments!

[@teobotez2901]

@@medaphysicsrepository2639 For sure !! Thank you 😊 you made my day!

[@Beki93]

14:05 not gonna happen.. not gonna happen! wow man you really made me laugh at four in the morning while studying for an exam. and thanks again!

[@medaphysicsrepository2639]

+Beki93 I watched a lot of scrubs when I worked in EMS prior to going to back to school, and I got super bored lol. What are you studying for ? Bachelors or med student ?

[@Beki93]

+thomas underhill I'm in the fourth year of Biochemistry :) I've got Immunochemistry tomorrow... I don't know what EMS stands for though... And how about you, what's your background?

[@medaphysicsrepository2639]

oh very very nice! that would explain your correction of my other video. What is your curriculum like for an immunochemistry class? I worked in healthcare before I went back to school, a lot of downtime and a lot of tv to watch lol. how did the exam go ?

[@Beki93]

+thomas underhill well we've got a rather demanding experimental part where we learn about all the basic immunochemical methods (immunoelectrophoresis, affinty chromatography, western blots, RID, DID, complement tests, etc...) and in the lectures we learn all about innate and specific immunity, but mostly from a biochemical point of view (the structure of proteins, intermolecule interactions, cytokines, chemokines, etc...); tho when compared to our other classes this was one of the most "biology-oriented" :) i completely nailed the exam and thanks again for your videos! they were really helpful when I couldn't hold the book anymore! and when you say that you went back to school, what kind of school are you referring to?

[@Beki93]

+thomas underhill well we've got a rather demanding experimental part where we learn about all the basic immunochemical methods (immunoelectrophoresis, affinty chromatography, western blots, RID, DID, complement tests, etc...) and in the lectures we learn all about innate and specific immunity, but mostly from a biochemical point of view (the structure of proteins, intermolecule interactions, cytokines, chemokines, etc...); tho when compared to our other classes this was one of the most "biology-oriented" :) i completely nailed the exam and thanks again for your videos! they were really helpful when I couldn't hold the book anymore! and when you say that you went back to school, what kind of school are you referring to?

[@alucozadebottle4423]

Thanks! I'm needing to do a presentation in class and its great you made this! Its quite easy to understand (also i can relate to the weird picture part in the powerpoint)

[@medaphysicsrepository2639]

Thanks for being kind and leaving a comment, hope your presentation goes well!

[@sugabay]

How can i stop my immune system from attacking me , i pass out when i come in contact with grass and trees anaphylactic reaction? I have no b cells

[@ritugulia1661]

Nice explanation

[@medaphysicsrepository2639]

Thanks ! feel free to let me know if you have any questions

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

Favorited because this video has a lot proteins to look up on PyMol. Also, when pathogens hijack T cells, B cells are your friend.