Bitesize Immunology
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How does the immune system have existing blueprints targeting viruses it has never seen before?
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What are antibodies? And what are their functions?
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Dendritic cells: How does the immune system know when there is an infection?
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Introduction
April 7, 2024 · 2 minI am a physician scientist in rheumatology, which is a field of medicine that specializes in autoimmune diseases. Immunology has a reputation of being complex and hard to understand. I hope this podcast will help people in biology and…

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