White Blood Cells Introduction (aka Leukocytes) | How they Work
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- White blood cells, a.k.a. Leukocytes. These are the second most common cell type in the blood. But what do we know about their structure and what exactly do they do? Well, that’s what we cover in this video. Download a PDF copy of The Cardiac Cycle Made Easy here 👉 www.interactive-biology.com/c... Download a PDF copy of The Cardiac Cycle Made Easy here 👉 www.interactive-biology.com/c... .
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The best video I’ve seen about white blood cells! So easy to understand and engaging. Thank you.
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Although I am not at all a bio geek, this video made my concepts crystal clear for my science test, and after all the searching on RUclips, I finally found this video which I can claim to be the best for understanding WBCs...
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I love how simple/complex your program is. I want to see the part to the white blood cells.
Your video on white blood cells is like a superhero guide for our body's defenders. Thanks for making it easy to understand
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Thank you. I just had a bone marrow transplant and this has been the best explanation of the key cells.
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This is so much easier to follow than my textbook and lecture notes, thank you
Amazing and simple to understand video about leukocytes. Love it! Thank you so much!
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I know that white blood cells are hard worker and keep your body safe from bacteria (and this video is amazing nice one! 👍)
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Thank you for helping me explain the importance of our white blood cells.
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How high do the numbers of white blood count have to be, in order for something to be wrong?
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Pls make video on humoral and cell mediated immunity too
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I have a white cell, so that’s why I am watching this video
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Fantastic video. I'm a 67 yo engineer... curious about how our body works. I just don't understand how a single cell can have the mechanics to attack bacteria... how can they sense... how can they move... how can they open themselves up to swallow a bacteria?????
Man, that's the kind of stuff that makes life (and biology) amazing. To think that a cell that's only 10 to 30 micrometers in diameter can do all of that is mind-blowing. But they do possess all the machinery necessary to do it all. They can detect bacteria through their chemical signals, they can move towards the signals, they can change the shape and project parts of their cell membrane forward to move themselves towards the target and they can swallow up bacteria and destroy it because of the enzymes and chemicals that are inside the cell. And all of this is determined by the DNA in the cells that code for the specific proteins that are necessary to make all of that happen. If that's not AMAZING and AWE-INSPIRING, I don't know what is.
Thanks for that reply. So, then here is what is even more amazing to me: if I understand this, they are doing all of that without any nervous system (brain). I would argue that they essentially have a fairly sophisticated level of consciousness (given sensor inputs, they are making complex decisions, and then acting on them). How can that be possible!?!?!?!?
You ask some deep questions. I like it. Yes, they do this without any nervous system. However, I wouldn't call it a sophisticated level of consciousness. Consciousness implies awareness and intention, often involving some level of thought, reflection, or consideration.
In the case of a cell, none of that is happening. Instead, it's more like pre-programmed responses to specific stimuli. It's kinda like a computer. Do they have a fairly sophisticated level of consciousness? No. However, they do respond based on specific situations.
I see the cell more like that.
I guess that it's the DNA that effectively serves as a pseudo-brain, controlling the sequence of operations (detect, target, attack). You have a great ability to describe these complex topics. I've subscribed and am excited about your future videos.@@InteractiveBiology
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If you could explain how close a match between two same blood groups have to be for a body to be elligible for a heart transplant I would be extatic ! My cardiologist just tells me to "WAIT" ...
I'm Blood Group O+.
As far as I have understood - The donor heart can only be of blood Group O in my case. O- or O+.
THEN: Cyclosporine eliminates the distinction between Rhesus positive and Rhesus negative ?
Cyclosporine also eliminate the immune system (leukocytes/WBC).
I'm being told however that it is far more complex than simply a blood group match and cyclosporine to suppress the immune system.
If you (or anyone else) reads this and could point me to some serious literature on the subject I would be forever grateful.
I am graced with a Left Ventricular Assist Device which assists my deficient left Ventricule to circulate my blood. It is an amazing piece of equipment.
Many thanks for any help.
I get into some of the basics of blood types and donors in this video - ruclips.net/video/99uGL0lJ0Es/видео.html. However, I don't go into all the cyclosporine stuff. I'll do some research on that to see whether I could make a good video on that in the future. However, it wouldn't be for a while.
@@InteractiveBiology Biig Thanks my friend. All I want is to understand why people with blood group 0 seemingly have to wait much much longer than any other blood group as they represent about 35% of the pool ! I get the urgency and the universal donor stuff. Cheers. I suppose I'm just looking for support.
I get you, and I'm sorry you're having to deal with that. I found this article that seems to shed light on that question. Check it out - www.organdonation.nhs.uk/get-involved/news/patients-with-certain-blood-groups-wait-longer-for-heart-transplants/.
Waooo so interesting
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How to raise my wbc??
Depends on the reason for your low WBC count. That's something to work out with a doctor.
What causes low wbc
It could be a number of different factors - viral infection, low bone marrow function, cancer, autoimmune disease, and others.
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