This was very helpful for numerous reasons. My professor never really slowed down to re-iterate the simple things such as "IgG and IgM recognizing antigens on cell surfaces." This really helped to simplify the 4 steps of hypersensitivity and my poor understanding of immunology in general.
I am taking Patho right now and found your video and let me just say that you are going to help me remember the 4 types of hypersensitivity. Thank you! This is a great video for visual learners like myself!
beautiful video. GOD bless you. the fact that you were able to make it this simple confirms that you actually know the stuff. unlike those complexity loving professors that makes lives of knowledge seekers hell on earth. this lady actually made me love the hypersensitivity reactions
As someone with food allergies and rh reaction as well as diagnosed antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and a type IV expression of erythema nodosum, I wanted to say thank you for helping me to understand what is breaking down. I now understand why my hematologist suggested I undergo experimental immuno suppressive therapy. It gives me more information to make the appropriate decision to move forward or not. So Thank You ❤
Great video, very helpful. I have a couple of questions. 1) what causes the "delay" in Type 4 reactions? 2) why do some allergens elicit a Type 1 reaction while others elicit Type 4 reactions?
1) In Type 4 reactions, the delay is caused by the time it takes the immune response to occur. Antigen first has to be taken up, then processed, and then presented by antigen presenting cells. The T helper cells that recognize the antigen are not very numerous in the body and they take some time to arrive. Together, this adds to a bit of delay in immune response. 2) I believe the correct answer is that different kinds of receptors are triggered by different kinds of antigens, resulting in different types of responses.
Thank You Madam.😃 Only thing you can do(if possible), provide pdf or jpg image of the the last note(s). Thank you very much again for nice explanation madam.😃 @Biology Professor
thank you so much for this wonderful explanation....your pronunciation of the words is super cool..you make it easy to hear and understand the thing fast ❤❤
This is great. Im currently doing a presentation on food allergies and I'm working on the mechanism of how it happens, and so would you say then a peanut allergy is considered a type 1 hypersensitivity?
My 70 powerpoints transformed into a 11 mins video. Thank you so much professor.
Happy to help :)
The self-confidence is really expressed in your face, that's a sign of a good Teacher.
Thank you! My confidence in my teaching has definitely improved with practice. :)
I agree👌🔥
Thank you! This helped a lot to narrow down all of the nitty gritty information into something understandable.
This was very helpful for numerous reasons. My professor never really slowed down to re-iterate the simple things such as "IgG and IgM recognizing antigens on cell surfaces." This really helped to simplify the 4 steps of hypersensitivity and my poor understanding of immunology in general.
Glad to help!
Here’s another immunology video that might help you. It’s over antibody structure and function. ruclips.net/video/a-gmb2avW38/видео.html
very straight to the point and simple. thank you!
Helo?
I hope your life is going well for you Daniella.
I am taking Patho right now and found your video and let me just say that you are going to help me remember the 4 types of hypersensitivity. Thank you! This is a great video for visual learners like myself!
beautiful video. GOD bless you. the fact that you were able to make it this simple confirms that you actually know the stuff. unlike those complexity loving professors that makes lives of knowledge seekers hell on earth. this lady actually made me love the hypersensitivity reactions
Thank you for explaining that so simply. You are a wonderful teacher!
Hi
As someone with food allergies and rh reaction as well as diagnosed antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and a type IV expression of erythema nodosum, I wanted to say thank you for helping me to understand what is breaking down. I now understand why my hematologist suggested I undergo experimental immuno suppressive therapy. It gives me more information to make the appropriate decision to move forward or not.
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Thank You ❤
This was really helpful, thank you so much! I especially liked that the key-words weren't written in, so I could check what I remembered.
Thanks mum ...I've understood it well ,be blessed
Concise and to the point. Really helpful for a medico! Thank you!
This has been the easiest breakdown for this topic. Thank you! 💜
I had never seen such a good video before for hypersensitivity
Muhammad bin tuglak.
I have wasted time hours by hours to understand the hypersensitivity
But this 11 was enough,,,if I would find it
Thank you professor
Thank you for this video, it summarizes a lot of information.
Exactly 👍
I have been reading it for 3 hours. And then I have found you and you have made everything clear. Thank you my dear ♥️💐♥️♥️
أخيرا انا فهمت درس hypersensitivity, شكرا لكي حقا❤❤❤❤
Excellent clarity.
Nice simple
We need more examples about diseases caused by every type of hypersensitivity
Simplest and best explanation ever. Thank you !!
I love the way of your teaching and your acts
Your presentation is very concise and hit to the point. I love it.
Thank you so much! I was struggling with the way my professor explained it. This was very helpful!
I’m glad! Good luck with your studies!
Thank you so much for making these videos. You're an amazing teacher and make science so much easier to understand.💯💯💯
Thank you so much for watching! I really enjoy it and I hope that my love of teaching is easy to see. :)
thank you so much i understand simply God bless you
Perfect. Shared with my classmates. Thanks
Great video, very helpful. I have a couple of questions.
1) what causes the "delay" in Type 4 reactions?
2) why do some allergens elicit a Type 1 reaction while others elicit Type 4 reactions?
1) In Type 4 reactions, the delay is caused by the time it takes the immune response to occur. Antigen first has to be taken up, then processed, and then presented by antigen presenting cells. The T helper cells that recognize the antigen are not very numerous in the body and they take some time to arrive. Together, this adds to a bit of delay in immune response.
2) I believe the correct answer is that different kinds of receptors are triggered by different kinds of antigens, resulting in different types of responses.
This was an excellent video. Thanks for an understandable explanation!
Very good explanation
thank you so very much proff
you actually solved my issue ..
Clear and straight forward. Much thanks
splendid explanation thank you mam
Thank you so much for breaking this down. I am so happy I stumbled across your video.
Thnks
I would just like to say ... thank you kindly !!!
Thanks for beautiful explanation...... it was just perfect🤗🥰
Thanks from Indian student... Thank you madam
Love your videos.i have been watching your videos . you really changed a lot
Check out some of the other videos that I just posted today - thanks for watching!
Thank You Madam.😃
Only thing you can do(if possible), provide pdf or jpg image of the the last note(s).
Thank you very much again for nice explanation madam.😃
@Biology Professor
Thank you Mam. It was very helpful and easy to learn
Superb , excellent explanation. Really helps. 👍Thank you.
Thanks mam for summrize hypersensitivity
thank you so much for this wonderful explanation....your pronunciation of the words is super cool..you make it easy to hear and understand the thing fast ❤❤
You're very welcome!
Great review for studying. Thank you!
Thank you prof., it's really helpful.
Thanks alot mam your lecture and way giving this is very conceptual love mam 😊😊😊
ugh you make it soooo simple! I'll be forever in your debt
Thankyou so much...you are a life saver
Thank you! Excellent and well organized lecture.
This makes very easy mam thank u
Amazing, very easy to understand
Nice review, thank you
Thank you so much beautiful video
Excellent and very easy to follow!
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Thank you for sharing this.
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Perfect explanation ♥️
Thanks!
Thank you very much for uploading this video!
You way of speaking is so sweet
great presentation
Great job
Nicely explained THANK YOU BAE 😍
Thank you so much! You explained this so well. Now I have a better understanding!
Thank you for this very amazing explanation!
You are welcome 🤗
Perfect video! Thanks so much
You are very welcome
This was very helpful. Thanks
you are an angel for this! thank you so so much!
Excellent
Thanks a lot! This video was really helpful
Thankypu so much.. This blanks are included inthe paper yeah..
Amazing explaination 😍
Outstanding lecture
Brilliant work. Thank you!
Wow Mam.. ur vedio helps me lots..
THANKS 😊
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Simply explained..thank you 😘
Really good video thank you so much!!
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Thank you mam
Nice lecture
Thanks 😊
Thank you so much. I’m a patient that need to know everything what’s happening to me. Now I understand why I have high abnormal C3
Impressive explonations
Thanks
Loved the video....Easy to understand...
Could you do a video on MHC ?
I've added it to my list, thanks!
Excellent video, just brilliant. Would Metal allergy and multiple chemical sensitivities and sick building syndrome be Type IV then?
Well presented, excellent!
Rh factor is a protein
You are correct
Thank you so much maam
You are welcome!
Thank you. Super helpful!!!
Great video .. thanks alot❤️❤️
Such a good vedio
the lecture was awesome but i m here again to see my new CRUSH
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the video.
Thanks, great video!
This is great. Im currently doing a presentation on food allergies and I'm working on the mechanism of how it happens, and so would you say then a peanut allergy is considered a type 1 hypersensitivity?
Yes. Any anaphylactic type of reaction is a type 1 hypersensitivity.
thank you teacher
thank you
thanks a lot that was so simple and easy to understand ! ^^
Thanks a lot
Very useful videos... Thanks a lot
You are very welcome!