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Introduction
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What is COVID19
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B cell response
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Vaccine tracker
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Vaccine approaches
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Modern vaccines
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Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine
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Moderna vaccine
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Chadox vaccine
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Beyondtech vaccine
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Reactorgenicity
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Vaccine Task Force
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Vaccine Investment
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Vaccination Groups
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Mutations
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South African variant
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Vaccine doubt
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Prospects
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Vaccines for COVID19
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Vaccine failures
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Measuring immune response
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Strategy of use
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Longterm effects
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Infant vaccination rates
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Antivaxxers
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Oxford vaccine
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mucosal vaccines
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escape mutants
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immunosuppressed
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mixed vaccine approach
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why are these variants more transmissible
Description:
Explore the world of vaccines in this comprehensive lecture presented by Professor Peter Openshaw, an expert in Experimental Medicine at Imperial College London. Delve into the intricacies of COVID-19, understanding its nature and the body's B cell response. Examine various vaccine approaches, including modern technologies and specific vaccines like Oxford-AstraZeneca, Moderna, and Chadox. Learn about reactogenicity, the Vaccine Task Force, and investment strategies. Discuss crucial topics such as vaccination groups, mutations, variants, and vaccine doubts. Investigate prospects for COVID-19 vaccines, potential failures, and strategies for measuring immune responses. Explore long-term effects, infant vaccination rates, and the impact of anti-vaccine movements. Gain insights into mucosal vaccines, escape mutants, and mixed vaccine approaches. Understand why certain variants are more transmissible and how vaccines might affect immunosuppressed individuals.

Vaccines - Presented by Professor Peter Openshaw

The Royal College of Pathologists
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