Immunology Lecture 3 | Innate immune cells | Leukocyte rolling adhesion

[@K3llyderek]

God bless you so much ma'am You just saved my exam

[@RyonBang]

ive been to countless immunology class upon reaching PhD now and im still learning from this and still enjoy the lecture

[@ayu_chan69]

PhD? Daym. These concepts are on one of my Highschool Entrance exams. Especially numericals on Leukocytes rolling and such

[@meeromeer8812]

Thanks a lot, is it possible to give us a lecture about immunodeficiency diseases? we will appreciate that, thanks.

[@friendlyneighborhoodimmuno7192]

Yes. There’s a lecture on autoimmune diseases coming up, but I can do a shorter lecture on B and T cell immunodeficiency.

[@meeromeer8812]

@@friendlyneighborhoodimmuno7192: I do hope you will mention how to differentiate between all of them. Thank.

[@dingdang3845]

❤

[@mohammedbaqer3706]

Damn she’s pretty

[@techroach6343]

Hello again. Haven't watched for some time. Do you have any comment on McKernans findings from the past 72 hours on cDNA contamination in the sars-cov-2 transfection products? From memory you were 100% on board with covid "vaccines" weren't you? Would you consider doing a lecture on the increased likelihood of genomic integration given e now know there's at least 10 nanograms of cDNA in every shot? I'd also like to see you do a talk on g quadruplexing issues around both the manufacture and protien expression of the Pfizer and particularly Moderna transfections. Cheers