Immunology

Part 1
Allopathic (Source = Genes) Outside Inside Chiropractic (Innate) Above down Epigenetic Control -Control above genes Cause if Dis-ease Trauma Toxins Thought Safety Pin Cycle Abovedowninsideoutabove

Part 2
The mini fundamental review of life Proteins Basic building block of life Estimated >150000 different proteins in Human cells Unique conformation, determined by its backbone(poly peptide chain). Change in protein shape is caused by signals. Signals that bind to the protein are call Ligands Not all signals are physical, proteins also respond to vibrational energy fields through a mechanism called harmonic resonance Cell membrane Most important organelles in the evolution in life Separates from the Field to form Domain(Self) All cell membranes have a common biochemistry : lipids(phospholipids, cholesterol and glycolipids), proteins and to a much lesser extent, polysaccharides Phospholipids dissolved in water seek stability by self-assembling into a highly structured membranous lipid bilayer The lipid core of the membrane is dielectric(electrical insulator). Positive or negative charged ions are prohibited from passing through the lipid zone within the membrane. Peripheral Membrane proteins membrane associated protein that is loosely bound to either the upper or lower hydrophilic surface Integral membrane proteins are embedded within the membranes central core.

Proteins in the cell membrane are very important and allow for Charged ions and molecules(i.e. cell nutrients) to enter the cell

Receptor + Effector IMP complex Input, Process, Output, Memory Membrane receptors response to signals from both the external environment and the cytoplasmic environment. These are the cells information INPUTs. The specific connection between an activated receptor protein and its complementary effector protein constitutes information PROCESSING. The signal relayed by an activated effector protein to targeted cytoplasmic function creating proteins(pathway proteins) constitute information OUTPUTs. If the membrane signals are transmitted to the nucleus to control gene arctivity, these signals engage gene activity, which is the process of controllings the cells MEMORY Collectively the actions of Input, Process, Output and Memory functions represent Signal Transduction. The mechanics in which an environment signal controls cell behavior

Part 3
Introduction to the Immune system