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- Introduction
- In the beginning there was the word
- Inflammation
- 1974 - Ivan Roitt's historical perspectives
- Ilya Mechnikov - the inventor of phagocytic theory
- Mechnikov's findings
- Inflammation - white blood cells
- Inflammation re-invented as innate immunity
- Andrew McMichael - immunologists point of view
- Polymorphic nuclear leukocytes - TEM image
- X-ray representing pneumococcal pneumonia
- Histological view of pneumococcal pneumonia
- The histological view after treatment
- How are neutrophils removed from inflamed sites?
- Apoptosis of neutrophils from arthritis patients
- Apoptosis vs. necrosis
- Apoptosis in neutrophil
- A view of the ingested apoptotic cell
- How are apoptotic cells recognized as non-self?
- The complexity of the process in mammals (1)
- The process in C. elegans
- The complexity of the process in mammals (2)
- The meaning of cell death
- Suppression of inflammation
- Apoptotic cells block inflammatory cytokines
- Apoptotic cell phagocytosis is anti-inflammatory
- Reprogramming is TGF-beta dependent
- What does apoptotic cell clearance lead to?
- R-roscovitine promotes resolution of inflammation
- Regulation of immune responses
- DCs ingest apoptotic cells
- DCs culture experiment
- Apoptotic cells inhibit DC maturation (1)
- Apoptotic cells inhibit DC maturation (2)
- DCs containing apoptotic cells: poor stimulators
- DC ingestion induces CD4+FoxP3+ T regs
- Apoptosis and regulatory T cells
- Apoptotic cell infusion presents GvHD
- Knockout of alphaV in the myeloid line (1)
- Knockout of alphaV in the myeloid line (2)
- Susceptibility of KO mice to inflammation (1)
- Susceptibility of KO mice to inflammation (2)
- The immune system is active before illness occurs
- The effect of the knockout on FoxP3 + cells
- AlphaV role in inflammation - summary (1)
- AlphaV role in inflammation - summary (2)
- T regs dampen primary Pneumocystis pneumonia
- Can clearance of apoptotic cells induce T regs?
- Acknowledgements
Topics Covered
- Historical perspective
- Inflammation re-invented as innate immunity
- Clearance by phagocytes defines the meaning of cell death
- Suppression of inflammation
- Apoptotic cell phagocytosis
- Reprogramming
- Regulation of immune responses
- DCs ingest apoptotic cells
- Apoptotic cells inhibit DC maturation
- Apoptosis and regulatory T cells
- Modulation of parasite infestation
- Control of macrophage-directed cell death
Talk Citation
Savill, J. (2009, May 31). Clearance of apoptotic cells and the control of inflammation [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 26, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/OTSI5107.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Sir John Savill has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.