Virology Lectures (Spring 2016) by Vincent Racaniello at Columbia University

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source: Vincent Racaniello    2016年1月24日
Lectures from my undergraduate virology course at Columbia University from Spring 2016.

2016 #1: What is a virus? 56:59 In this first lecture of my 2016 Columbia University virology course, we explore the definitions of viruses, their discovery and properties, and my goals for this course.
2016 #2: The Infectious Cycle 1:03:38
2016 #3: Genomes and Genetics 1:10:47
2016 #4: Structure of viruses 1:09:28
2016 #5: Attachment and Entry 1:06:30
2016 #6: RNA Directed RNA Synthesis 1:11:18
2016 #7: Transcription and RNA Processing 1:14:00
2016 #8: Viral DNA Replication 1:06:30
2016 #9: Reverse transcription and integration 1:10:17
2016 #10: Lost in translation 1:08:56
2016 #11: Assembly 1:11:34
2016 #12: Infection Basics 1:10:45
2016: Retroviral Reverse Transcription 1:50
2016 #13: Intrinsic and Innate Defenses 1:09:53
2016 #14: Adaptive Immunity 1:10:01
2016 #15: Mechanisms of Pathogenesis 1:10:02
2016 #16: Acute Infections 1:12:40
2016 #17: Persistent Infections 1:11:36
2016 #18: Transformation and Oncogenesis 1:08:53
2016 #19: Vaccines 1:08:21
2016 #20: Antivirals 1:10:53
2016 #21: Evolution 1:11:54
2016 #22: Emerging Viruses 1:15:42
2016 #23: Unusual infectious agents 1:15:18
2016 #24: HIV and AIDS 1:12:17
2016 #25: Viral gene therapy 1:13:32