IMMUNE SYSTEM MADE EASY - IMMUNOLOGY ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY | Anatomy and Physiology

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🛡️🎖️ Get ready to meet the most elite military force your body has — the Adaptive Immune System!

In today's video, we're taking a deep dive into the world of B cells, T cells, antibodies, and memory cells — the special ops team that customizes every attack to keep you safe from invaders. 🦠🧬

We'll explore:
✅ What the Adaptive Immune System is and how it's different from the Innate Immune System
✅ How your body "remembers" invaders for faster, stronger responses
✅ The secret missions of Helper T Cells, Killer T Cells, and B Cells
✅ Fun analogies, easy mnemonics, and study tips to make this a total memory win!

⌚️Timestamps

00:00 Adaptive Immune System Introduction
00:46 Third Line of Defense Antigens and B-Cells
03:03 B-Cell Activation and Cloning
05:36 Effector Cells
08:08 Active vs Passive Immunity
11:38 Vaccinations
15:36 Practice Questions

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