Immune 81: T cells and tolerance with Joseph Larkin III
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2024
- Immune travels to Chicago for the American Association of Immunologists conference where they meet up with Joseph Larkin III to talk about his career and his research on the contribution of T lymphocyte subsets and functions in maintaining tolerance.
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Thank you everyone!
This professor has a nice tone, which is easy to listen to, as he relates his stories.
Enjoy Chicago 🎉🎉🎉
Really great episode! I never get tired of hearing what got folks interested in science. It's thrilling to hear Dr. Larkin explain his work so enthusiastically-- you can tell he loves what he does. What a gift!
Really enjoyed this!
Nice work thanks for sharing
Woho my fav professor!
Lovely 🎉🎉🎉
How can enhance IgA specific secretion ?
By using intradermic immunisation ?
Did antibody induce immuntolerance ?
From how many years did we know about immune tolerance.?
Must stop SARS COV2 at begining of infection.
How ?
By maintaining higher mucouseal respiratory temperature?
How ? If thermogenesis is weakened by different causes ( low thyroid function,low muscular tonus,...)?
Maybe mask wearing not only stop droplets, but also maintain higher mucouseal respiratory temperature
At TWiV 659 at min29 virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature.
After Mycoplasma pneumoiae infection cold agglutinine occur.
Did also after SARS COV2 infection ?
Did we avoided to decrease lung temperature ?
Tocilizumabm, Hidroxichlorochin, corticoids was used to treat rheumatoid poliartitis.
At what pathogenic level are Covid19 and rheumatoid poliartitis related.?
Higher IgM cryoglobuline level?
Did cryoglobuline like IgM occur after SARS COV2 infection,also ?
Why SARS COV2 affect especially elderly ?
Low mucouseal respiratory temperature ?
Antiinterferon antibody ?
Cryoglobuline antibody?
May be can vaccinate hens and produce hiperimmune eggs ?
Dis also transgenic mice lie ?
Weird interview.
Esne vir aut mus? '... in the 1938 Disney movie "The Brave Little Tailor," where Mickey Mouse is asked, "Are you a man or a mouse?" by the townspeople."
chatGPT
As always a great show. Question if nature is rolling the dice randomly anyways, and we are a natural organism, is it better to have unintelligible random wandering only as has been the case for 4 billion years or is it better to combine the random acts of nature with intentional, directed, anticipatory expermentation and discovery?
Also, is there anyway to prove that "science" is not a branch of natural ramdom outcomes since men are only part of the natural world?
I am confused. I just don't see why if one wanders from point A to point B and the arrivel to point B is critical that if any given organisam takes the shortest path to critical point B why people get upset about which organisam found the shortest critical path.
Did we trust liteature even some articles can be fake ?
Did Zn decrease or enhance viral replication ?
Depend
Did Hidroxichlorochin have antiviral or only immune modulatory effect.
Did Ivermectin have antiviral or only immune modulatory effect ?