Immune 61: Training immune cells with Julia Bohannon and Musa Mhlanga

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Society for LucaSight Biology

02:19 • 2min

3

How Did You Become a Scientist?

03:58 • 3min

4

I Love Science and I Love Teaching

07:04 • 4min

5

I Want to Be a Postdoctoral Researcher

11:18 • 4min

6

How to Apply for a Research Assistant Professor Position at NIAID

15:13 • 4min

7

Mentors Are Important, but Sometimes You Have to Disagree

18:48 • 5min

8

My Dad's PhD Defense Committee Was Some Important Person

23:20 • 4min

9

My Dad, I'm a Scientist, Is It Easier for You Than You Think?

27:42 • 3min

10

PhD in Molecular Beacons

30:47 • 3min

11

Molecular Imaging of RNA and RNA Localization

33:49 • 4min

12

Synthetic Biology in South Africa

38:16 • 2min

13

How to Be a Super Talented Optical Physicist in Africa

40:27 • 3min

14

Trained Immune Response

43:06 • 5min

15

Adaptive Immune Cells - How Do They Remember?

48:06 • 3min

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The Importance of Memory in Adaptive Immune Systems

50:48 • 4min

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Immunotherapy

54:38 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between Young and Old in Trained Immune Response?

56:14 • 5min

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Immune Noise - Part Two

01:01:39 • 3min