Organ transplantation is among the most complex interventions in medicine, requiring surgical expertise, adequate immunological management, and many other elements of care for its successful execution. Transplantation immunology refers to the state and intervention of the immune system throughout the process of organ transplantation.
In this course, the student will be introduced to the rules of transplantation, allograft rejection, alloantigen recognition, major histocompatibility complex (MHC) disparity, and immunosuppressive medication.
For optimal comprehension, the student must have a preliminary understanding of molecular and cellular biology, emphasizing gene expression, protein synthesis, signal molecules, and cellular receptors. A good grasp of cellular recognition and the MHC is also a must.
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hard to understand this lecture. I also don't understand why lecturio makes it so hard to give a rating. Why can't you just accept a few words? Why do I have to type at least 10 words AND give a heading? If I have to write a short letter every time I give a rating, it just means you don't want people to give you a rating.
immunology can be quite difficult to follow at times but this lecturer made it quite precise and concise
Splendid and simplified a rather complex topic which makes understanding its details in depth much easier
PPT stands out, many extra materials, some important questions really inspired me