A great Informative public service you are rendering dear Immunologist! I am truly admired by your instinct of creating awareness, in common people whatever you have learned. You are like a great Teacher & Guide who always disseminates their knowledge, for the other's wellbeing! I am greatly touched by your kind nature! God always keep you Blessed, dear Immunologist!
So, the million question is “WHY do elephant calls always choose cell death”? Can we, by taking quercetin and practicing intermittent fasting, help our cells do the same?
Ah very interesting points. It is entirely possible that intermittent fasting activates autophagy which does remove cell waste and promote healthy turnover. Not sure about quercetin pills. But eating foods high in flavaniods like kale and onions is certainly a good idea.
Thanks Professor. Really interesting and educational. I learned a lot from your clear and straightforward presentation. Looking forward to working my way through your other videos. Hi from Australia 😎😎
Thank you for being so sweet wholesome🥺 I learned so much + the way you speak is relaxing in a world full of hyperactive content made by content creators overdosing on coffee 😅👏
@@friendlyneighborhoodimmuno7192 Wow thanks for taking the time to make those videos!! I was not lucky enough to study medecine but I am curious on how our body works 😀
Real great how you explain. But how I can become now an elephant 🐘? 😊. Anyhow may I ask you also explaining about the different methods in preparation to treat cancer by Immuntherapie? How work for instance CAR-T cells? Many thanks ☺️
That’s a fantastic question. The answer is complicated. Naked mole rats don’t have more copies of p53, but they do have a version of p53 that seems to work better and longer than other rodents.
A great Informative public service you are rendering dear Immunologist! I am truly admired by your instinct of creating awareness, in common people whatever you have learned.
You are like a great Teacher & Guide who always disseminates their knowledge, for the other's wellbeing! I am greatly touched by your kind nature! God always keep you Blessed, dear Immunologist!
Thank you so much! Your kind words mean a lot to me.
So, the million question is “WHY do elephant calls always choose cell death”? Can we, by taking quercetin and practicing intermittent fasting, help our cells do the same?
Ah very interesting points. It is entirely possible that intermittent fasting activates autophagy which does remove cell waste and promote healthy turnover. Not sure about quercetin pills. But eating foods high in flavaniods like kale and onions is certainly a good idea.
Thanks a lot for the information..it's really amazing..keep it up....u r really doing a great job...best wishes & love from India...
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the best wishes! I have a crazy busy week at work, but I promise more videos next week! Take care
Great I like the way you explain these complicated mechanism 👍🏼
Thanks Professor. Really interesting and educational. I learned a lot from your clear and straightforward presentation. Looking forward to working my way through your other videos.
Hi from Australia 😎😎
Thank so much! Australia must be a beautiful place to live.
Thank you, this was a great teaching
Thank you for being so sweet wholesome🥺 I learned so much + the way you speak is relaxing in a world full of hyperactive content made by content creators overdosing on coffee 😅👏
Thank you kindly! I couldn't be RUclips fast even with a double espresso. 😂
Your explanations are very clear, are you a teacher or professor?
I’m a professor!
@@friendlyneighborhoodimmuno7192 Wow thanks for taking the time to make those videos!! I was not lucky enough to study medecine but I am curious on how our body works 😀
Real great how you explain. But how I can become now an elephant 🐘? 😊. Anyhow may I ask you also explaining about the different methods in preparation to treat cancer by Immuntherapie? How work for instance CAR-T cells? Many thanks ☺️
I have a crush on her now. You had me at, “How does Novavax work?”
Naked mole rats also rare to get cancer. Do they have similar amounts of p53 as elephants? Or different mechanism with them ?
That’s a fantastic question. The answer is complicated. Naked mole rats don’t have more copies of p53, but they do have a version of p53 that seems to work better and longer than other rodents.
Would that explain why sharks rarely get cancer ?? More P53 ?
YES!!! I love sharks.
amazing
U r so beautifull
Naked mole rats also rare to get cancer. Do they have similar amounts of p53 as elephants? Or different mechanism with them ?