Immunology: Innate Immune System
This course is part of Immunology: The Immune System and its Failures Specialization
Instructors: Sophie Rutschmann +1 more
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There are 5 modules in this course
In this course, you will take a closer look at the mechanisms and cellular components involved in this swift response that occurs within minutes of exposure to a threat. Throughout the course, and guided by our active researchers, you will have opportunities to recognise its key protective mechanisms and to explain their importance for our overall health. You will learn about the mechanisms it uses to inform our adaptive immune system of the presence of a threat, and understand how some environmental factors, such as our own internal microbiome, influences it. Finally, you will have opportunities to reflect on current related issues and controversies in this fascinating field of research.
The complement system
Programming of innate immunity by the microbiota
Antigen processing - MHC Class I and Class II
Natural killer cells
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