Types of immune responses: Innate and Adaptive. Humoral vs. Cell-Mediated

[zaydeeable]

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[underhoodl]

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[Mjhond]

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[paikmendez]

and some viruses have single stranded RNA too!!

ie HepA, mumps, measles, polio, dengue, hepC, and more!!

[PowerfulFellow]

What program do you use to make these?

[FoodTech41]

some viruses have double-stranded RNA. we humans have double-stranded DNA.

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[youchooobers]

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[leann585]

@MatthewVaughan91 viruses can have double stranded DNA, Double stranded RNA, Single stranded DNA, Single stranded RNA AS WELL AS combinations of sense and antisense in same RNA single strand or single stranded RNA or DNA sense or antisense strand and that determines the type of replication that the virus undergoes so there was no mistake he is absolutely correct the question is what HE meant...

[MatthewVaughan91]

@leann585 I stand corrected then, I was unaware of this.

[SarahMonty19]

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[Panzercow]

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[anjis26]

where's the cell-mediated video??

[tinkerbellsfriendz]

@anjis26 it continues on the "Helper T cells" video.. =)

[mrscambuster1001]

uqu1

That is correct,

He probably meant something else such as, " as found in humans, mammalian or related species"

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[willypt]

you meant double stranded RNAm

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[uqu1]

Specific immune system is not only in human!!! they figured that system out from experiments on rats!!! are you even a biology teacher?

also viruses can have DNA or RNA..

[uqu1]

Specific immune system is not only in human!!! they figured that system out from experiments on rats!!! are you even a biology teacher?

[rephlexe]

You said "only viruses have double stranded DNA"

I think you meant double stranded RNA =)

[rak8984]

dont u mean only viruses have double stranded RNA?

[crystalaglass]

@rak8984 viruses can have single stranded DNA, double stranded DNA, single stranded RNA, or double stranded RNA. All are possible.

[crystalaglass]

@rak8984 Viruses can either have double stranded or single stranded DNA, double stranded or single stranded RNA.

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[machacoification]

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[geico1212]

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[machacoification]

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[productionsBM]

viruses have double-stranded RNA, not DNA. all eukaryotic cells (that I know of) have double-stranded DNA.

[tboneuri09]

@productionsBM Viruses are simple replicating biologically active particles that carry genetic information as DNA or RNA but never both.

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[UnderBrokenWings]

which one was the last video?!

[brettandverina]

i just wanted to clarify.... yes there are double stranded dsDNA viruses, but our genome is also composed of dsDNA, viruses posses ssRNA, ssDNA, dsRNA, and dsDNA. I think you had a slip of the tongue and meant to say dsRNA, which as you stated is only found in viruses

[Leon2101]

5:53 "Humoral.. doesn't mean its funny"

LOL!! That was funny!

[lyricaltesting]

@Leon2101 Wow, if you reacted like that to his little play on words, you should see a stand up comic. You'd probably have a stroke.

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[keanhean]

is HIV one of the virusses which have ssRNA??

[mianmajid87]

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[tinge81]

is it me or does this video end early? i dont actually get the whole video, it ends at 8.06mins, really want to watch the whole video.

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[superhalfmoon]

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[20082008aaron]

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[violoncellibow]

don't viruses have ds RNA?

[theblinddonkey]

@violoncellibow yes he made a mistake

[addinsky]

@violoncellibow  viruses may have dsDNA, dsRNA, single ssRNA or ssDNA + or - sense - check out the baltimore classification system for viruses

[eelivia]

@violoncellibow Actually viruses can have ds DNA/ RNA or ss DNA/RNA.

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[MrCamel43]

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@MrCamel43

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