Explore immunology concepts in this comprehensive lecture from the Serrapilheira/ICTP-SAIFR Training Program in Quantitative Biology and Ecology. Delve into topics such as resistance, villus structure, T cell origins and movement, infection detection mechanisms, and T cell communication with epithelial cells. Examine resistance against transformation, pathogen sensors, peripheral tolerance, and current bacterial sensing techniques. Learn about milk's role in immunity, methods for measuring immune responses, and cell transfer processes. Gain insights from experts Carolina Lucas of Yale University School of Medicine and Daniel Mucida of The Rockefeller University in this in-depth immunology class.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The concept of resistance
What is a villus
Where do the T cells come from
How do the T cells move
How do T cells know that you have an infection
How do T cells communicate with epithelial cells
Resistance against transformation
Sensors of pathogens
Response between pathogens
Peripheral tolerance
Current sensing of bacteria
Milk
Measuring immune response
Nelson
Cell Transfer
Taught by
ICTP-SAIFR
