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Molecular Biology for everyone! PD1 Explained!

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    • March 9, 2015 at 4:32 pm
    Julie in SoCal
    Participant

    Hi Friends,

    I've just come across this YouTube video explaining how PD1 works.  It's easy to understand, there's pictures and it's only 4 minutes long.  

    http://youtu.be/aobxYfY-8p0

    Blessings,

    Julie

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      • March 9, 2015 at 9:09 pm
      ed williams
      Participant

      Thanks Julie for the link!  When you get to the page there are two other videos on the side that are excellent on Immunotherapy. One is called " Immunotherapy: The Silver Bullet Against Cancer" and the second one is the Imedex- The basic biology of Pd-1/ Pd-L1, which has Dr.Charles G.Drake MD/Phd from John Hopkins speaking. Again thanks for sharing Julie. Ed

      • March 9, 2015 at 9:09 pm
      ed williams
      Participant

      Thanks Julie for the link!  When you get to the page there are two other videos on the side that are excellent on Immunotherapy. One is called " Immunotherapy: The Silver Bullet Against Cancer" and the second one is the Imedex- The basic biology of Pd-1/ Pd-L1, which has Dr.Charles G.Drake MD/Phd from John Hopkins speaking. Again thanks for sharing Julie. Ed

        • March 9, 2015 at 9:29 pm
        Julie in SoCal
        Participant

        Yes Ed, those are good videos, too!

        Before going to see my Rock Star Doc last week, I did a quick YouTube crash course on the biology of PD-1 & PDL-1.  These videos were very helpful in describing the biology so that even a social scientist could understand wink.

        Blessings!

        Julie

        • March 9, 2015 at 9:29 pm
        Julie in SoCal
        Participant

        Yes Ed, those are good videos, too!

        Before going to see my Rock Star Doc last week, I did a quick YouTube crash course on the biology of PD-1 & PDL-1.  These videos were very helpful in describing the biology so that even a social scientist could understand wink.

        Blessings!

        Julie

        • March 9, 2015 at 9:29 pm
        Julie in SoCal
        Participant

        Yes Ed, those are good videos, too!

        Before going to see my Rock Star Doc last week, I did a quick YouTube crash course on the biology of PD-1 & PDL-1.  These videos were very helpful in describing the biology so that even a social scientist could understand wink.

        Blessings!

        Julie

      • March 9, 2015 at 9:09 pm
      ed williams
      Participant

      Thanks Julie for the link!  When you get to the page there are two other videos on the side that are excellent on Immunotherapy. One is called " Immunotherapy: The Silver Bullet Against Cancer" and the second one is the Imedex- The basic biology of Pd-1/ Pd-L1, which has Dr.Charles G.Drake MD/Phd from John Hopkins speaking. Again thanks for sharing Julie. Ed

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