Immune Memory and the Coronavirus Part II: How do cells remember?

COVID-19 changed the world in 2020. Questions around testing, vaccines, treatments, who gets ill and who doesn't - these all relate to immune memory. Part II explains how your immune system remembers a previous infection to protect you, and how vaccines take advantage of this.

Narrated by Professor Donald J. Davidson at the Centre for Inflammation Research, and produced in partnership with the British Society for Immunology. With thanks to the Chief Scientist Office, Action Medical Research, LifeArc and UK Research and Innovation for funding.

Curious? Find out more on the BSI website: https://www.immunology.org/coronavirus/connect-coronavirus-public-engagement-resources/immune-memory-and-the-coronavirus

Special thanks to the following people for translating subtitles:
Gustavo Palacios (@ulisesnemo) - Spanish/Español
Sandrine Prost - French/Français
Samanta Mariani, Giulia Tagliavini and Cecilia Boz - Italian/Italiano
Annika Frede and Clara Kunst - German/Deutsche

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