Wednesday, March 9

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Wednesday, March 9 ACS Tour Speaker, Dr. Ned
Heindel, Lehigh University. "Folk Medicine
in the 19th Century" 730 PM in Science Lecture
110.
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Immunity Ch 15
Intrinsic--Innate defenses Acquired
Defenses
Skin--5 kg!
Mucous secretions
RNAi
Apoptosis
Complement
Humoral and Cell Mediated
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Figure 15.3 Innate and Adaptive Immunity
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Figure 15.4 Seven adenovirus genes that interfere
with host immunity
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Figure 15.5 Altered gene expression induced by
viruses
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Figure 15.9 Dendritic cells produce cytokine
signals to affect T-cells
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Figure 15.10 NK cells recognize self
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Figure 15.11 Complement
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Figure 15.11 Inflammation and the Immune System
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Figure 15.13 Arms of the immune system
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Figure 15.14 Specificity and Memory
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Overview of Immune System
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Like Figure 15.16 Cells of the Immune System
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Figure 15.17
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Figure 15.21 T-cell surface molecules and
ligands
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Gene Rearrangements
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Figure 15.18 Th1 vs. Th2
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Figure 15.19 MHC I processing
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Figure 15.20 MHC II processing pathway
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Figure 15.22 Ab structure
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The Ig superfamily
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Figure 15.23 Secretory IgA
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Figure 15.24 Blocking rhinovirus uncoating by
antibodies
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Figure 15.26 NO release
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Figure 15.1 Apoptosis
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Figure 15.2 Viral Modulation of Apoptosis
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Figure 15.6 Activation of Nf-?B by viral
infection
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Figure 15.8 Overlapping Signal
transduction pathways
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