True Story of University of ImmunoCompetence.

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University of ImmunoCompetency? Alright, what is that?

There’s a loooooonnnnng but simplified story of this university :

University of ImmunoCompetency. Saying that name, thousands of T cells want to enter this university. Unfortunately, only selected cells are qualify to register into this university. What qualified them? Easy, they need to pass the very first step! SECURITY! Only those who passed this security will be able to proceed their education. Then, 5 more stages awaited them. Okay, what’s next 5?

After passing the security, they will enter the building of the university, which named as Cortex. This is the 2nd stage. They will be divided into groups. The students (T cells) will move from one group to another and accumulate information. As usual, after accumulation of information, there will be some examination. Sadly, they have really strict examiner named macrophages. The non selected or negatively selected T celss will be eliminated from the macrophages, thus expelled from the university. Meanwhile, the positively selected and evasive T cells will migrate to the next stages.

By this time, they already enter the 3rd stages, or easily said they are already in the middle equator before graduating from the university.

During the next stages, the INTENSE proliferation (education) take place in the thymus.

Do you know what intense mean?

HAHA. A VERY BIG TEST will come next! During the 5th and 6th stages, they will faced a really big test before they qualify to receive the degree from the university. The exam is not easy as its name. OF COURSE NOT. The very strict Hassal’s Corpucles will catch the T cell which do not became immunocompetent.

At the end, only 3% of them will survived all the examination, survived their education in the University of ImmunoCompetence and will become the real doctor of our blood!

(woahhh penat mengsimplify cerita!)

Ahaha, actually this is the story of the development of T-cells in the thymus, which is included in our syllabus of Histology. Haha, and this story was created and inspired by our lecturer, Mr Valerie and I found it is so interesting, and decided to rewrite it!

Haha, actually University of ImmunoCompetency has no difference with Medical School. They are really challenging, they are tough of course and only those who really gave their best will survived. Plus, they have 6 stages, and we have 6 years!

So all my rakan seperjuangan in this very diffico – challengo – sweato – tough course, let us strive for our success! Let us be those 3% who survived their way!

GOODLUCK future doctors!

Also, credit to all my primary schools friends who always read my blog! SKPPG rocks

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