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Chapter 10 Mucosal Immunity Explained: IgA, Gut Defense, and Intestinal Immune Cells

Explore the powerful immune mechanisms that protect the body's mucosal surfaces in this in-depth Chapter 10 lecture! Ideal for students, healthcare professionals, and immunology enthusiasts, this video covers: Mucosal Immunity and Gut Defense: Vulnerability of Mucosal Surfaces: Communication roles and exposure to pathogens Mucins and Mucus: How glycoproteins protect epithelial linings Commensal Microbiota: Their role in digestion and immune balance Gut-Associated Lymphoid Tissue (GALT): Peyer’s patches, M cells, and local immune surveillance Inflammation in the Gut: When immune responses cause harm instead of healing Epithelial Cell Immunity: Innate sensing and signaling by intestinal epithelial cells Macrophages and Dendritic Cells: Non-inflammatory pathogen clearance and antigen presentation Secretory Immunity & Antibodies: Mucosal B Cell Activation: IgA and IgM production Secretory IgA (sIgA): Function in neutralizing pathogens at epithelial surfaces IgA Subclasses: Different functions in microbial control Mucosal Immune Memory: Commitment to defending all mucosal tissues TH2 and Helminth Immunity: Specialized responses to parasitic infections Understand how your body’s largest immune interface keeps you protected daily. Subscribe for more expert-led immunology and medical science content! #MucosalImmunity #IgA #GutHealth #ImmunologyLecture #MedicalEducation #GALT #SecretoryAntibodies