What Are the Components of Blood?
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2020
- Blood is the ultimate travel companion in your body, and everyone's got some. But what is blood even made of?
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Not only does blood carry out many important functions for our survival, it can also give us clues about diseases that might help us survive even longer.
Take a moment to really think about all the blood in your body: All the blood in your heart, all the blood in your arteries, your veins, and all your smaller blood vessels.
That’s a lot of blood, 5 whole liters, in fact.
Made up of white blood cells (leukocytes), red blood cells (erythrocytes), plasma, platelets (thrombocytes), and more, blood is incredibly valuable to our physiology and existence as humans.
Your blood is a diverse and multi-faceted substance that in addition to delivering oxygen to the rest of your body, removing toxins, and regulating body temperature, also holds clues to diseases that affect more than just your blood.
Find out more about what makes blood...blood in this episode of Human. And keep an eye out for next week’s episode where we’ll take a deep dive into blood types.
#blood #humanbody #bloodcells #health #seeker #human #science #biology
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I’m loving this series
Fascinating!!
5:03 midichlorians... wonder the percentage of people who actually know that was a joke XD
was it ??!
I sincerely hope people get it
Robert idonotsharemyfullname bro you have no idea how this fucked me up mentally.. on the plane from South Africa I watched Star Wars with my brother and we were talking about midichlorians.. and then I hear this the next day... I was like this a joke right but I thought maybe we discovered something new lmaooo
Ahmad Faris watch the first episode of Star Wars lol.. I had just watched it a few days before on my plane ride
I literally had my oldest sons mom believing he needed a midichlorian test for 9 months and when he was born she asked the dr and he laughed so hard i thought he was gonna stop breathing
My dad died when we couldn’t remember his blood type...
As he died, he kept insisting “BE POSITIVE,” but it’s really hard without him.
wow i’m sorry for your loss.😔
Sorry men
😂😂 B Positive
This one was really fun to work on. Hope y’all liked it!
This is your company or do you just help with content creation?
I really like a gentle giant guy like you explaining things gently, wow.
I'm loving this new series with Patrick. Wished these videos were around when I was in school. Good work, Pat!
I have never had such wholesome perspective of human biology. We study all these in such boring ways and where we can't quite connect different topics or most importantly wonder in awe about the incredibility of human biology.
thank you, Seeker and Patrick
This whole episode can be explained in the very cute, yet informatively delightful anime called “Cells at Work”.
Hataraku Saibo! :-D
season 2 needa come out 😭
It's on Netflix dubbed in English now!!!
@@hunterklugh5067 No hard date, but rumors say July 2020. (hoping!)
OTAKUS UNITE
As a provider and educator - this was awesome. Keep it up! Way to inspire and inform
Of course blood is more than what we think. Just look at vampires and how much they love it!
Totally cool data! Thanks for sharing. Watching for more of these types of videos from Seeker.
Fact: The human heart beats more than three billion times in an average lifespan. ❤
Fact the human heart spends enough energy moving blood per day to move a car 32 kilometres
@@nicosmind3 is that true ?
Fact: a socialist society like Canada can improve that number.
@Dominique Z well 3 billion isnt much its just half Despacito
@Dominique Z lol. Solid logic. However, as you become more fit, your resting heart rate slows down, so no worries 😃
a wonderful series from seeker and content is awesome along with good animations.
one suggestion is increase the video time to 10-15 minutes.
am familiar with all the words mentioned above because of watching Cells at Work 😂
2:38 Chunky boi cells? I believe you mean chunky waifu cells
You could kiss your own cut to kiss them,but you might also kiss a platelet
*-big brother fbi is always watching-*
Cells At Work Reference, Nice
It has been really useful learning the components of blood. It shows every feature of blood. This video was extremely spectacular. Thank You
Fascinating video!
Great video btw!😄👍👍🤩
Cue the Cells At Work intro!
Great video
I made my hot cocoa with water too 🙂
Me, too.
@Advocatus Diaboli I was all about the Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa with a handful of mini marshmallows 😋
I always made it with water growing up. Its not bad actually.
@Advocatus Diaboli and milk sucks ass bro.
Just drink oat or almond milk
@Advocatus Diaboli yeah well not all of us were born all richie richie, we made due with what we had!
Very interesting. 👍
So great to see Patrick 😍💛💛💛💛🔥🔥🔥 Best educator ever👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️ The quality is soooo goood😍
Is it funny i think of the Cells at Work anime when i watched this?
Hataraku Saibou!!!!
ikr learned most of the names from thern :p
That's how I remember each cell that he was talking about 😂
Midi-chlorians?
That's very cool.
1:15 I feel ya man 😪
Cool!👏🥳
my (just turned) 2yr old girl just had open heart surgery about 5 days ago now, got some pretty cool pics of her heart!
This is why the Hollywood Vampires are all into drinking blood 🤣
1:13 cocoa with water is smart. Casein in milk counteracts the polyphenols in cocoa.
"the midichlorian is the powerhouse to the cell" :P
rsmorex mine are off the charts. Even Higher than Yodas.
I'm made of it though, I own it and I am it! 😎
Indeed
@@kallah4999 good stay in there... I farted in it... enjoy! :P
@@rsmorex Awwe, you so sweet☺️ I can almost taste it😋
Well the felling when you really did hit the ball out of the park and Guessed 5L !!😎
Nice video.
It is interesting that blood is optimized to carry oxygen.
The basic mechanism of life would be key reference to judge whether evolution is spontaneous chemical reaction or not.
Welcome Patrick, this is the first of your video I watched, just wished u highlight important parts of the video with increase volume in your voice. I felt sleepy somewhere along the line...
“Blood is lives”
Everyone's blood being universal donor would be a dream for advancement of medicine.🙏🏾
1st like yay love from a guy in Norway
A bit of mis information here, they are called Red blood corpuscles, not red blood cells. A cell always have a nucleus or any other cell organelle, a corpuscle doesn't. So, they should've mentioned this common misconception
While "corpuscle" can refer to blood cells, pretty much everyone just calls them blood cells.
The term for a cell (as in unicellular organisms) without a nucleus is prokaryotic, but red blood cells in mammals actually start out with nuclei and shed them as they mature. Most non-mammalian vertebrates' red blood cells do actually have nuclei and organelles.
Hopefully that clears up any misinformation!
Also just like a mug of hot cocoa, video is enjoyable as always :D
And yes milk and cocoa tastes nice
What music did you use?
I wish RUclips and Smartphones existed during my school days! 😢😢😢😢
a friend was was talking to me about something while I am watching this video, so I said: Get out of my CYTE!
Possible a rbc is a nucleus considering nuclear ejection, or the nucleus of a cell is lumen(vessel for heme), where plasma is the cytoplasm of rbc's in the serem, inline rbc's concave section becomes a lumen of organized proteins (coiled DNA)(membranes), possible wbc's nuclear eject their material outside the marrow as a mechanism
Yep. I got a blood test last week and I can indeed confirm that I got a midichlorian count.
Cells at work! Haha love that anime 😁
I didnt even know you could make hot coco with milk till I grew up.
Hahaha
Interesting
Hey, you said that you will explain "ABO blood type thing"
Could you please add the reason and need for 38 different grouping systems...that will be be really an eye opener..!
@Advocatus Diaboli yes it will be, infact that's another way of grouping system...
why does this guy look like Green Arrow retried and grew a beer belly?
@Seeker do a video on stem cells.
You know it is serious matter when Oliver Queen talks about blood.
Whats inside channel : Lets experiment ourself.
3 days later.
News: Breaking news 2 humans killing each other....
5:00 Did you just say #Mitoclorians? I suppose you mean mitochondria. That was a subtle way to check if we were paying attention 👍🏽 Well played.
Nope, he meant what he said because of star wars. It's all fact
Yeah it was just a joke. It was funny
A part of a professional doctor's job is trying to find the chosen one to bring balance to the force
I could hear him say midi-chlorians, which is a star wars reference indeed.
@@kallah4999 And I even spelled it wrong 😆
It's made of tiny red blood waifus, white blood guardians and armies of child platelets :P
Oh look, rob dahms mysterious long lost doppelgänger
Cool
Who else knows this came out because of cells at work hahaha
Due to an elevated level of blood midichlorians, I was considered an unsafe risk for anesthesia the last time I broke a tooth.
I was _forced_ to _transcend dental medication._
3:53 Doesn't the 'hemo' part of 'hemoglobin' denote blood, not iron?
blood is lives
I'm assuming that you can use crispr to reprogram blood cells that come from blood donors to be recognized by the recipients immune system.
GOD BLESSYOU ALL
Can the oxygen cause the iron to oxidize?
Hi seeker
I like this guy
2:38 Uh, I think you mean "Chunky GIRL cells". Or better yet, "FLOOFY GIRL cells"! XD
I donated today
go watch "cells at work" if you want to know how platelets look like and behave
Cholesterol, triglycerides, Midichlorians.... Wait What? #starwarsreferance
Bruh, you just made it so simple... 😊
7:07 ....Why was she using a syringe to transfer blood and not a pipette?
I did not notice that😅 1:09
Finally you've found a presenter without an over exaggerated annoying tone who speaks to us like an adult and not children. On a positive note cool video thanks 👍🏼 🆎 💉
I drained all my blood to measure it but felt a bit light headed - Eight English pints - now to put it back! ;)
Sometimes if I don’t have milk to make my hot cocoa I used water but I prefer milk over water 😋
The number of anime fans talking about cells at work in this chat is actually incredible
The song is so dope, hell yeah 😎😎🤑🤑🤑✊🤘🤟🤘🤟✊🤘🤟✊🤘🤟🤙🤙🤑🤑
Need more about universe......
ah yes... the force is strong with this one
I think you should do even more about red blood cells like how the have no nucleus or mitochondria which is why the have that squished shape and why we have glucose in our blood since red blood cells can't produce their own energy.
You're going to enjoy the episode coming out in a few weeks then!
Who was here back in DNews?
Electrolytes - it’s what plants crave
How did it taste? Coco in water?
What, coco with water? Legit. 😁
Mashallah
5.5 liters
For high school student (11-12)..real thing started 5:00😁😁
Universal Donner? How about Universal Receiver Type?
Also fun random fact
Type O is a universal Plasma Receiver while AB is a universal blood Receiver :D
Basically
O Plasma
/\
A-B
\/
AB Blood
I am happy being AB ;3
I came to watch I stayed because I too made my hot chocolate with water.
neutrophil is the best husbando
People made hot chocolate with only milk, and not hot water???
Fancy richfolk and their lavish lives...
Heylo
“You are fully oxygenated”
🤔 Is this video for people who haven't done like basic biology
Metachlorians? Go on Yoda!
Red Blood cells are doughnut shaped??
They have biconcave shape
My doctor won't give me a Midichlorian test. :-(
You are inaccurate. 5L or 10.5 pints is smack in the middle of general range for Homo sapiens sapiens. The full range is 9 pints or 4.25L to 12 pints or 5.68L.
I myself have 14 pints of blood or 6.62L. I know because I have bled out twice.
If you have a head injury, you have a CPK run on you STAT.
I'm gonna pass out