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Introduction
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The Immune System
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Lymphocytes
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Structure of hla molecule
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The most polymorphic system
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The number of antigens
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Third generation sequencing
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Stem cell transplantation
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Story of Shirley Nolan
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Number of donors
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Type of donors
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New technology
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Matching
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Cytomegalovirus
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Posttransplant mortality
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Tcells
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Advanced therapy
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Viral vectors
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CAR therapy
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CAR expansion
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Yamanaka cocktail
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The project
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The process
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Differentiation
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Revolution in cell therapy
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Potential applications
Description:
Explore the intricacies of human leucocyte antigens (HLA) and their applications in stem cell transplantation and advanced cell therapies in this comprehensive 49-minute lecture by Professor Alejandro Madrigal. Delve into the polymorphism of HLA and its crucial role in improving unrelated donor transplantation outcomes. Gain insights into donor selection issues and the increasing knowledge of modified lymphocytes, such as CAR-T and NK cells, for treating malignant haematological conditions. Learn about the immune system, lymphocytes, HLA molecule structure, and the extensive polymorphism of the HLA system. Discover the evolution of stem cell transplantation, from Shirley Nolan's story to the current availability of donors and new technologies. Examine the importance of matching, cytomegalovirus considerations, and post-transplant mortality. Explore advanced therapies, including viral vectors, CAR therapy, and the Yamanaka cocktail. Understand the revolutionary potential of cell therapies and their wide-ranging applications in modern medicine. Read more

Human Leucocyte Antigens and Their Applications - Professor Alejandro Madrigal

The Royal College of Pathologists
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