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Neutrophils (Part 1)

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gliouuncch@*.com

Oct 14 2018, 10:58 pm

Isn't Langerhan's cells a type of dendritic cells instead of a type of macrophages? Thx!

shirshakkoirala@*.com

Aug 14 2020, 6:22 pm

Langerhan's cells are types of dendritic cells. However, as told by Dr. Syed, dendritic cells are also a form of macrophages. Thus, it wouldn't make much of a difference, I guess.

Let me know if I'm incorrect. Thanks

Learning objectives of this video are the following:

1. Introduction to the Cells involved in innate arm of immune system.

2. Major cells involved in acquired arm of immune system.

Presented by Dr. Mobeen Syed

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