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Introduction
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What is the threat
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Initial viral infection
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Innate immune response
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Tcell response
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Antibody response
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Why use antibodies
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Antibody testing in public health
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Clinical interpretation
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Questions
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Tcell responses
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Measuring Tcell responses
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Measuring Bcell responses
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Paraprotein production
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Neonatal antibodies
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No trace of antibodies
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Can you get reinfected
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Antibodies
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Joint inflammation
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Postcovid syndrome
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Inhouse assays
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Antibody tests
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Timescale for Tcell response
Description:
Explore the immunology of COVID-19 and its clinical implications in this expert-led seminar presented by Dr. Alex Richter, Senior lecturer and Consultant in Clinical Immunology at the Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy. Delve into topics such as the initial viral infection, innate immune response, T-cell and antibody responses, and the use of antibody testing in public health. Gain insights into clinical interpretations, measuring T-cell and B-cell responses, paraprotein production, neonatal antibodies, reinfection possibilities, and post-COVID syndrome. Learn about in-house assays, antibody tests, and the timescale for T-cell response. This 41-minute seminar, part of The Royal College of Pathologists' COVID-19 pandemic series, is introduced by virologist and College Fellow, Professor Will Irving, and offers a comprehensive look at the pathology and impact of COVID-19 on the field of immunology.

The Immunology of COVID-19: Pathology and Clinical Implications

The Royal College of Pathologists
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