Lecture

Antibodies and Vaccines

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Description

This lecture covers the immune system's three levels of protection, the roles of innate and adaptive immune responses, the structure and production of antibodies, the mode of action of antibodies, memory cells, and the synthetic and natural production of antibodies. It also discusses the use of antibodies in diagnosis, the history and impact of vaccines, the components of vaccines, the steps in vaccination, and the materials used in vaccines and immune engineering.

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Immunology: Immune system

Infectious diseases: Topics in infectious diseases

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