Lecture

Methods in Immunology: Part II

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This lecture covers advanced methods in immunology, focusing on techniques such as chromium-51 release assay to quantify cytotoxicity, proliferation assays using CFSE and thymidine-H, flow cytometry for cell analysis, and cell labeling for population characterization.

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