This is the second chapter of the trilogy that focuses on the rejection in human organ transplantation. The scope of this chapter encompasses the role of the immune system to fight foreign substances, the main reason why allogeneic transplanted tissues or organs are rejected. There was an effort to chain knowledge and make technical content more accessible. There is more to it than meets the eye. Press the "pause" button, turn back and play again as long as you need.
Oct 15, 2014
Rejection in human organ transplantation (Chapter one: Self or Non-Self)
This is an initiative of our facebook group - Independent Biomedical Researchers - that aims to provide knowledge and information about the rejection of organ transplants in humans. To achieve this we used the innovative "e-learning approach" in order to make the learning process more enjoyable, motivating and easy to access.
Here is the link to our fb page: https://www.facebook.com/IndependentBiomedicalResearchers
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