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But does lymphoma cause leukemia

I could understand d whole stuff of cancer, virus, and illness affecting the immune systems

Please make more presentations on other topics

Thank you for making such a wonderful presentation… I am really very grateful to you

A friend has cd3, cd5 cd20 cd79a cd23 and pax5 Bcl2 so does she have need name to it

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Very nice presentation😊 Thankyou

Nicely explained.😊 Thankyou

Excellent videos excellent animation & explanation. Very crisp and clear. Pls post more videos

Memory B cell is CD 23 negative OR positive???

Very nice presentation. Very simplified. Would be lovely to see many more videos from you on flow cytometry.

I am MG patient my problem 10 years

bad explain and your accent is bad alson.

Great

What about CD5?

Do hematagones have CD19?

This is just an extraordinary explanation in a short and simple way mam ..really thanks a lot and waiting for such vdos specially of leukemia and lymphoma series..as a pathologist I am sure it will help us and also mbbs and md pathology students..best of luck mam

Shout out to you, so intelligently explained.

very good presentation. Good effort but back round music not required.

The Music is annoying during lecture

Can't thank you enough. Very good video.

Thanks sir

Very helpful

Am very late to this discussion but came across it as I was looking for an explanation in a case I have where CD4 count is .10 CD8 is .24 and CD3 is .66 (all 10*9/L). What I cant figure out is CD4 added to CD8 would only be .34 which makes CD3 194% of that. I thought Cd4 plus Cd8 should almost equal CD3. So, what then is expressing CD3 but is not a CD4 or CD4?

Am very late to this discussion but came across it as I was looking for an explanation in a case I have where CD4 count is .10 CD8 is .24 and CD3 is .66 (all 10*9/L). What I cant figure out is CD4 added to CD8 would only be .34 which makes CD3 194% of that. I thought Cd4 plus Cd8 should almost equal CD3. So, what then is expressing CD3 but is not a CD4 or CD4?

on the antigen independent phase of maturation you mentioned that the B cell pan markers are (CD19, CD22 and cytoplasmic) CD79a. all of the sudden on the antigen dependent phase you replaced CD22 with CD20 as a pan marker for B cell. Is this accurate? it is confusing, you didn't mention CD20 at all before this stage. Please clarify.

Plz send me notes about that topic it's urgen6

Maam is it related to HiV

It ws ils so Nice thank you so much.

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Increased MCV AND MCH indicates what?

pls tell me how can we differentiate it is normal t cell or abnormal in bone marrow

Hemangioma l4.l5. Spine me Seen MRI ye kya hota hai

please remove the music

Nice lecture. Thank you!

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Crisp presentation thank you

Nicely presented 👍 keep up the good work

can you make one in English please?

really like your clear and concise presentation!

I m devlopd my owen reagent ....but some time clusturing effect plz halp me

Thankyou so much.i was in a mess.clearly understood 🥰♥️

Y is there’s background music?? That’s so distracting!!!

Thank you so much! :)

Thanks for the in-depth introduction to flow cytometry. I am a newbie and using flow cytometry in oceanography via the enumeration and identification of microbial cytometric groups in coastal lagoons. I intend to adopt some of your video illustrations in some of my presentations as they are very clear and precise.

Thank you very much! Please remove the sims background sounds!

Great

Piche ka music mat dala kijiye... Very disturbing

amazing