About Course
A Course that covers the fundamentals of Immunology and provides certain medical aspects to it. It begins with an Introduction and then delves into the History, followed by the location of the immune system in the human body, then to the various cell types, followed by the types of immunity, that is the innate and the adaptive and the cells related to each type of immunity. Next is the description of antigens and antibodies in terms of composition and structure as well as the primary and the secondary immune responses. This is followed by a brief explanation of abnormal immunity and a conclusion of the overall course.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in learning how our immune system works
- Students taking Immunology Course
- Students seeking Health-related careers
- Allied-health students
- Nursing students
- Medical students
Course Content
Immunology
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Course Preview
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Hypersensitivity (IgE-mediated hypersensitivity): Classification, & Types
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Pattern Recognition Receptors (PRRs)
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Adaptive Immune System: Lymphocyte Development
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T-Dependent, T-Independent Antigens and Class Switching: Humoral Immunity
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Primary Immunodeficiency
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Allergy: Genetics and IgE
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Tumor Immunology: Leukemia, Lymphoma & Myeloma
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Vaccination: History
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Introduction to Immunodiagnostics
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Introduction to Vaccination: Definition & Immunization
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Introduction to Tumor Immunology
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Introduction to the Innate Immune Response
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Pathogens and the Immune System: Introduction
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Recognition of Antigens: Receptors & Antibodies
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B-Cell Development in the Bone Marrow
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Introduction to Humoral Immunity
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Primary Immunodeficiency: Introduction, Cellular Distribution & Background
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Introduction to Hypersensitivity: Definition & Classification
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Introduction to the Problems and Rules of Transplantation
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Immunodiagnostic Methods
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