Lecture

Introduction to Immunology: Methods and Medical Applications

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Description

This lecture is a continuation of the fundamental aspects of immunology, focusing on methods and medical applications. The instructors, Claudine Neyen and Adrian Duval, will cover topics such as FACs and applying immunology knowledge to medical questions, including the immune system's role in tolerance, autoimmunity, hypersensitivities, transplantation, vaccination, and immunotherapy.

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