Immunology Lecture 1 - Brief History of Immunology

Explore the fascinating history of immunology in this introductory lecture from a 10-part series. Delve into key milestones such as the invention of the microscope, development of vaccines for smallpox, cholera, and polio, and the discovery of antibodies. Learn about the contributions of pioneers like Benjamin Jesty and Louis Pasteur, and understand the difference between passive and active immunity. Gain insights into the ethical dilemmas surrounding vaccine development and the importance of cell culture. Discover the locations of immune cells in the body and get a glimpse into current immunological research, with a focus on neuroimmunology.

Introduction
Early History
First Microscope
Benjamin Jesty
Variation
Rabies
Louis Pasteur
Immune Serum Passive Immunity
Antigen
Polio
FDR
polio vaccine
ethical dilemma
cell culture
Where are your immune cells
Immune cells
Conclusion
What are we doing now