Innate Immune System

These lectures are excellent. The questions keep you on your toes. Thank you!

Elegi este ranking Porque es didactico y practice ,facil de entenderlo

It’s good. And I liked it. The professor understand good.

Very good ,only the needed part covered .But should focus on clearing concepts in more detail.The base.

excellent lecture for all med students and normal people thanks!

Excellent lecture, well explained and very concise as always from Dr. P

Tgank you very much for clear and detailed explanation, these lectures help me understand the subject I've always thought to be diffucult.

This is the perfect lecture to understand the complement system in a simple and complete way.

the best explanation for the complement system, very clear and simple thank you soo much doctor

good, I really like the information, thank u Dr., bla bla bla bla bla

I love how he explain things, he's so clear and easy to understand!

Dr Delves explains in very clear ways, very complex matters. I appreciate the practical examples used during his lectures. He is clear, to the point and really comprehensive.

the lecturer's voice is calm while explaining, but still manages to show enthusiasm, which is good, however i disliked the lecture about the types of PRR as I didn't know what exactly to take from it and it was just a memorization of random 3 lettered words.

Way better than the 3 hour lecture at our school. Thank you.

thanks a lot Doc... for these videos , really helpful and cleared all my doubts

When you touched on leukocyte migration, you began at the stage of "adhesion" when many medical students should include the first two steps before this. It should include Margination, where leukocytes follow lamina flow while being pushed by erythrocytes onto the barriers of the endothelial cells, then rolling, where selectin proteins are adhesion molecules which weakly attach onto these leukocytes causing them to "roll" .... and then do i believe you should be able to talk about the adhesion and transmigration parts. If you could add this in, it would be quite useful. especially because many students are trusting these lecture to have the utmost information. Thank you very much. When you spoke on the topic itself though, it was quite organised and detailed.

great lecture by Dr Delves , would be great if there was some clinical correlation

good but................. i think that in lectures, it require more time and explaination And for detail information given in articles ----- very very good

Explained clearly and in a simple way. I understand it better now.

This has been really helpful towards my understanding of immunological concepts. I have learned more in a week with Dr. Delves' lectures than with my immunology professor at my university.

I would like to know complement and chronic inflammatory in more details.

Finally, You-are-telling-the-TRUTH!! which I didn't really know this inflammatory fact until today I listened to your course! You got me, you saved me! It makes sense! That's why anyone should watch this Immunological Pathology video before the coming Patho course. It's really worth it!!

I understand everything so good, it wasn't difficult to memorize everything this way

Hits all of the key concepts and more! Far better than the in-class lectures!

I hadn't understood the topic,but finally I got it . Thank you very much!

A very concise lecture but too much so. I was really hoping to learn more about mechanisms and detail. For example, there was no detail provided about the mechanisms involved with how vascular permeability increases. There was no explanation for what cells produce bradykinin and how this causes vasodilation. This was not advanced enough for medical school.

Wonderful teaching. Dr. Peter makes it simple and interesting. Thank you, sir.

Outstanding breakdown of the components of the innate immune system and response. The presented organization of the complement system activation was superb. Dr. Delves' presentation made understanding the complexity of this process rather simple.

Some these complements take u on a rollercoaster, for example I don't know where C3d popped from, but overall Dr. Delves is just on top of his game I'll continue to give him a 5

This made immunology much easier to understand. This course saved my life!

Dr. Peter Delves is an amazing lecturer. I wish there were more instructors like him. He is very methodical, starting with rudimentary concepts and building on them at pace that is comfortable for everyone.

Me gusta el tipo de explicación que da, es concisa y acopla todo los conocimientos en una idea específica, sin rodeos

He ties everything together perfectly. He gives excellent examples. He is also very organized. I felt like my own class wasn't this good. But it also might be because I already read about immuno and used this more for clarification.

Gave me a clear informations in simplest way!! Also her accent very God!! i'm from KSA and i found it easily to understand Love it! Thank u.

HE is best professor explains each and every concepts clearly. he is very enthusiastic about explaining every concepts .great sir thanks.

Great way to explain and communicate the ideas to the students.

This is my favorite professor on Lecture (that I've seen so far). He is enthusiastic and engaging in addition to being clear and concise. I leave each lecture with a clear sense of the material and I love that the videos are short so if I need a review it is easily obtained.

incredible once again, this professor is outstanding explaining the immune system in a logical, relatable fashion.

An excellent explanation of a very complex topic. Absolutely fantastic lectures

Had been watching so much on this and never understood it.

The lectures are really well organized The 1-2mins introductory lectures before each topic are very helpful in situating the student in case he get lost. The Diagrams are very well picked.

The lecture was a bit of an overview of innate immunity. It was short and fails to cover the epithelial barrier, complement inhibitors, details of TLRs, cytokines, and signal 2 pathways. Still not bad for 40 minutes