In this video, I discuss stimulators signals needed for T and B cell lymphocyte activation (excluding CD40L activation of B cells) and natural killer cell activation. I explore the structure of MHC class I and II and the nomenclature of HLA haplotyping, using Ankylosing Spondylitis and Rheumatoid Arthritis as examples

Lymphocyte receptors: an introduction

Basic medical science insights from a final year medical student

Apple podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/basic-medical-science-insights/id1439016520


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I am a UK medical student and am neither a qualified doctor nor a professional scientist (yet).

The content in this channel may contain factual errors.

I do not intend to profess myself as an expert on any of the topics discussed and further information should be sought on accredited platforms, such as BMJ Best Practice and PubMed/COCHRANE. Medical advice should be sought from your physician.

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Basic medical science insights from a final year medical student Apple podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/basic-medical-science-insights/id1439016520 DISCLAIMER: I am a UK medical student and am neither a qualified doctor nor a professional scientist (yet). The content in this channel may contain factual errors. I do not intend to profess myself as an expert on any of the topics discussed and further information should be sought on accredited platforms, such as BMJ Best Practice and PubMed/COCHRANE. Medical advice should be sought from your physician.

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