Lecture 10b: Cancer Biology + Immune Evasion

UCSD Extension School: Applied Immunology (BIOL-40371)
Summer Quarter 2021
This lecture presents an overview of the process of oncogenic transformation, immune surveillance of transformed cells, and the numerous mechanisms that tumor cells use to evade or subvert immune recognition and targeting.
All figures are either from Janeway's Immunobiology (9th ed.) or other publications where noted, or my own original figures.

[@namhaimai2405]

This video and other ones you uploaded yesterday are the same as those ones you deleted, Dr. Snyder? Anyway, you are my superwoman to me, Madam. Highly appreciate your effort in spending your time teaching and upload the recorded lectures onto CZcams for the public community. Thank you for your true kindness, Dr. Snyder. Best of luck, Madam! Sorry for annoying you but could you please post more videos of the subjects you taught and are teaching? I am so fond of the way you transmit knowledge and approach them to us.

[@annelisesnyder4364]

Thank you for the kind note! I periodically update lectures for my course, which is why sometimes a video will be deleted and replaced with a more recent version. Most of the core content is still the same, though. Unfortunately I don't have any other courses developed beyond Applied Immunology right now, but I do hope to teach additional courses in the future in which case I will upload lecture recordings to my channel.

[@namhaimai2405]

@@annelisesnyder4364 Thank you so much, Ma'am! I really love your way to teach. My professor is so boring and never updates his lectures that I cannot stop to sleep. The way you go straightforward to the matter and add more useful knowledge motivates me - a 21-year-old student a lot to trace my dream to be a immunologist like you