Person in charge
Jean-Michel Sallenave
Jean-Michel Sallenave
Innate Immunity, Adaptive Immunity, Antigen-antibodies, TLR, BCR, TCR, Hypersensitivity, Cell Cooperation
To acquire the essential knowledge in Immunology to be able to understand the molecular, cellular, physiological mechanisms involved in cellular and humoral responses in immunology (response to infection, anti-tumor response, inflammation, etc.). One aspect more particularly treated will be that of host-pathogen interactions and their importance in physiopathological situations drawn from the clinic.
Introduction to Immunology
The concept and actors of Innate Immunity
The adaptive response: humoral and adaptive immunity
The complement system: at the interface between innate and adaptive immunity
The Anti-Infectious Immune Response
Hyper-sensitivity and inflammatory response
Analysis and presentation of scientific articles
Work in small groups
Disciplinary skills
To know and understand the theory of fundamental immune mechanisms (innate immunity, adaptive immunity, immune memory, etc.).
Personal skills
Mastery of written and oral expression techniques