Qualified GATE (2020). Immunology, Molecular Biology, plant physiology and Genetics are my core subjects.

Vedante Mishra

It consists of concise study of the innate and adaptive immune system and the concept related to them.

IIT-JAM 

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Immunology: IIT-JAM

Innate & Adaptive Immunity

Microbiology & Immunology

Biological Sc

GATE, ESE and IIT-JAM

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

This lesson consists of the components of the innate immunity (Direct barrier & Cells).

Components of Innate Immunity

This lesson  includes all the pathways of the complement proteins activation. I have also mentioned charts which can be downloaded and very useful for the university as well as competitive exams.

Complement System

This lesson include the study of Receptors like TLR, NLR, RLR & CLRand their signalling pathways.

Receptors and Signaling

This is the introductory video for the adaptive immunity.

Introduction to Adaptive Immunity

This lesson include the structure, functions & properties of the MHC. In this you'll be learning about the antigen processing and presentation by MHC.

Antigen Presenting Cells and MHC

Myself is Dr Rachna Tewari . I am MBBS , MD from AMU.I have been teaching in Hamdard Medical College as Associate Professor in Microbiology 

Dr  Rachna Tewari

This course describes about  bone marrow, thymus, T cell , B cell and cytokines in detail (NEET, MBBS, NET, IIT - JAM).

(Hindi) Cells and Organs of Immune System : IIT JAM

This course will help you learn all the important and essential topics of IIT JAM as well as of the university exam.

(Hindi) Immunology: IIT-JAM

UPSC IFoS Aspirant | Biology Enthusiast | Teacher by Heart | Animal Lover

Bishakha Tripathi

In this course, the educator is discussing 
 Microbes (viruses, bacteria) and all type of algae and fungi and also explained every term of archegoniate.

Lessons

5 lessons • 1h 2m

Components of Innate Immunity

Complement System

Receptors and Signaling

Introduction to Adaptive Immunity

Antigen Presenting Cells and MHC