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Lectures Series 1: Innate Immunity

Hi, welcome to today’s video in which we continue our discussion of the immune system. We look at how the immune system is structured, what barriers there are, work our way through the complement system, and then focus on the cells in the innate immune system. There we look at the different cells in the innate immune system, how they work, how the recognize pathogens and how immune responses are initiated. In the upcoming videos we will then look at the adaptive immune system starting with the T cells.. Stay curious! Your Easy Immunology team 0:00 Outtake 0:15 Introduction 0:45 What is immunology? 6:41 Relevance of immunology 9:19 What is the function of the immune system? 15:24 What is an antigen? 17:22 Components of the immune system 18:57 Anatomical barriers 25:05 The complement system 35:02 Antimicrobial peptides 36:14 The innate immune system 36:39 The blood 38:45 Cells of the immune system 45:05 Phagocytes 47:31 Pattern recognition in the innate immune system 50:33 "Toll"-like receptors 53:29 Other pattern recognition receptors 55:29 Activation of antigen-presenting cells by pathogens 1:02:19 Cytokines 1:09:48 Chemokines 1:12:26 Inflammasomes 1:18:23 Migration of immune cells 1:21:49 Inflammation: induction and signs 1:26:10 Molecular mechanism of inflammation 1:30:51 A short look at immunodeficiencies 1:32:36 Neutrophils 1:36:28 Granulocytes 1:40:28 Summary 1:43:10 Outtakes 1:46:10 Disclaimer