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Impressive introduction of CTLA4 and PD1. I am currently interested in the so called 'Immune checkpoint therapy' that includes these two signaling pathways. Can you please also give a short introduction if it's possible. I am studying in HKUST as a bioengineering student and now I am conducting some microfluidic experiments like double emulsion in capillary microfluidics. I am searching for some application for this technique so looking forward that you can share some ideas.
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You are the best. I have always difficulty understanding this topic
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clearest explanation by far !!
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Great and very clear explanation .. thank you
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Very helpful
Impressive introduction of CTLA4 and PD1. I am currently interested in the so called 'Immune checkpoint therapy' that includes these two signaling pathways. Can you please also give a short introduction if it's possible. I am studying in HKUST as a bioengineering student and now I am conducting some microfluidic experiments like double emulsion in capillary microfluidics. I am searching for some application for this technique so looking forward that you can share some ideas.
Thanks for your feedback .... I would eventually make a video on immune checkpoints
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great explication, its incredible how are body automatically work, im estudying qfb in mexico and this topic is awesome
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Super sir
Please can you give me the source from which this video was taken, I mean a book or something similar and thanks
Kuby immunology 7th ed
So CTLA4 is inhibitor and CD28 + PD1 are stimulator ? So we could activate them to fight cancer ?
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Check out the documentary... Jim Allison; Breakthrough - if you haven't seen it.
Is Macrophage the same as Dendritic cell (APC)? also is the costimulator on APC CD80/CD86? thanks
They are not same , from a function point of view they have some similarities. ruclips.net/video/zw-84Th3hjc/видео.html
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Is CTLA4 specific for CD8 or CD4 T cells? or both?
Both
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Can you please make a video on T cell exhaustion and immunotherapy
Thanks for your suggestion....will make soon
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How do you make those cartoon？looks so beautiful
Adobe illustrator
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LOL. The dude clearly has no idea of manual transmission. That's not the brake, that's the clutch pedal.
I don't use a manual car