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Good But what happened to TH2? TH1 is for intracellular infection TH2 is for anti helmith and allergic TH17: for extracellular pathogens and fungi (Also there is Tregs and TFH and TH22)
Thank you so much i was a wonderful experience to learn from you but I guess Rheumatoid Arthritis is the example of type 3 hypersensitivity in which IgM-IgG complexes are deposited in joints
Perfect video! Thank you so much! I have some questions. So does this mean that in the tuberculosis mycobacteria infection, we have T cells that activate at the lung level after 48 hours at the most? And then we have the manifestation of the disease? Moreover, in these hypersensitivity reactions there is always a need for a first sensitization? Is contact hypersensitivity also delayed?
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But what happened to TH2?
TH1 is for intracellular infection
TH2 is for anti helmith and allergic
TH17: for extracellular pathogens and fungi
(Also there is Tregs and TFH and TH22)
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Contact dermatitis to poison ivy is an example of CD8 TYPE according to levinson. Please check
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Thank you so much i was a wonderful experience to learn from you but I guess Rheumatoid Arthritis is the example of type 3 hypersensitivity in which IgM-IgG complexes are deposited in joints
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Confusing. RA is considered type III hypersensitivity disorder. Immune complexes cause the inflammation in the joints.
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Isn't rheumatoid arthritis example of type 3 hypersensitivity?
It can actually be both, more commonly it is type III, but some cases are defined as type IV.
Both type 3 and type 4❤
Perfect video! Thank you so much! I have some questions. So does this mean that in the tuberculosis mycobacteria infection, we have T cells that activate at the lung level after 48 hours at the most? And then we have the manifestation of the disease?
Moreover, in these hypersensitivity reactions there is always a need for a first sensitization?
Is contact hypersensitivity also delayed?
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Sir please make a video on cytokines
I m confuse in few books contact dermatitis is example of cytotoxic t cells reaction in levinson book
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But type 4 does not show ADCC right?
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There's no subtitle😢😢 can't understand since i'm not fluent in English
Is dress syndrome this type of allergy
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neutrophils are not involved in type 4 hypersensitivity reaction 😂😂🤬
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Thank you so much very beautifully explained