Extravasation of Neutrophils
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2016
- This animation describes how neutrophils undergo extravasation or the break through out of blood vessels into the body to remove bacteria. It was created using Cinema 4D. © Katie Bergdale
As a visual learner, I was able to learn extravasation in under 3 minutes with this video. No 50 minute lecture needed. Thank You So Much!
exactly, and that is rare to find these days, usually they just drone on and on never direct never get to the point , this video explained so much in just a few short words and visuals
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this with us. The concepts are very well explained and the graphics are top notch.
Well done.
Thank you so much for this video! It’s one of the best immunology animations I’ve ever seen!
Excellent animation. This process is so amazing!
Such a beautiful video to explain a very beautiful process.
Well made.
This is so well explained! Thanks for making it easy :D
amazing illustration! thanks!
Thank you for making this! Super helpful in visualizing this process as a medical student
I love it!!!!! I was going to subscribe to the channel but found there were no videos for 4 years. I almost cried...
This is just incredible. Please Keep it up!!!! Amazing stuff
amazing! Thank you for the great animation. I also like depth of explanation :)
loved your work
excellent graphics with very good explanation
So beautiful
Love this animation!
Thank you. It's really helpful !
Great work!
This is excellent, thank you!
amazing great video thank you for your work!
How cool very. These very well-done animations make learning easy.
That was beautiful thank u 🙏
excellent video!
Great animation
Great effort appreciate
Brilliant! Used to teach UG medical students. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video!! you are a life saver! :)
incredible
I enjoyed watching this!
Amazing video
I instantly fell in love with your work. Thanks.
ps. I have very few neutrophils due to leukemia and this a different viewpoint on how they operate so this video in particular meant a lot to me. Again I appreciate the time you spent doing this. Both the animation and the narration are very nicely done.
Hope you're doing well!
@@ju-qw8nd Thank you, hope you are doing well also! I just had a blood test recently and my numbers are much better. I get a complete physical in a couple months. I have been taking Ibrutinib which is working well for me. If it stops working, there are altenatives, so I have a good chance to live many years.
@@shawnmulberry774 that's very good to hear! I'm glad you're doing great 😊 To many more years of a long, happy and healthy life for you!
Thank you. This is really helpful
Amazing thank you so much
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for this amazing video..It helped me a lot
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Thats sooo nice ❤
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Thank u very inntersting
Thank you for this amazing video.it help me in study 👍🏻
This rocks!
BIG THANKS!
thank you!!!
I just have no words🥺
Heartily Thankyou for this, can u plz make a video on total vascular events of inflammation including exudation of Leucocytes, it'll really help a lot ❤️
im impressed
You missed out transmigration through the epithelial cell junctions by PECAMs, proteolysis of the basement membrane and migration to the site of injury/infection by way of chemoattractant gradient.
Love it
I have a question, What major in college does someone need to take to be able to create interactive videos like this? THank you , this was just amazing
Hello, in college my major was Pre-Medical Illustration. Now I am getting my Master's Degree in Medical Illustration at Johns Hopkins. Go to AMI.org to find out more about the career! Thanks for watching.
this stuff is the future of medical education. I did my whole biomedical degree using ONLY videos like this.
Great video, wonderful animation, thank you !
Thank you.. ^^
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The saddest information in our body is "please kill me"...
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Where are integrins?
Ooops:The closed captions writes wrongle (diet the dices) instead of //diapedesis// which is correctly written on the video-itself at 02:02
What is sending that chemical signal?
Vigilance macrophages, immune cells which are usually tissue resident release chemokines. Also Mast cells release histamines which dialate the capillaries making the cell membrane more permiable for neutrophils to leave the capillaries and help at the inflammed/infected tissue.
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what is neutrophils?
A type of white blood cells that help in immunity by destroying the pathogens
2:11 He could have just mentioned that it is IL-8 :)
Mr Niceguy isn’t it Cxcl-8
@@omkarbanerjee1997 IL-8 and CXCL-8 are the same, mate :)
Yeah I found out about that a week later haha
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