This video is just... wow! I am a 1st year med student, I don't get along with histology but this video showed me an awesome side to it, truly. Thank you for making histology bearable.
I cannot support you financially because I am living with my parents but I send like, sub and recommend you to everyone. I can pray for you. Thank you.
Wow! You made my day. I'm an Adj Professor of Virology at University of Helsinki and Queensland. I study virus infections in the respiratory tissues and brain. This lecture was absolutely fantastic!
This is an excellent lecture on glial cells, thank you. Just a note that research in the past few years discovered that microglia are actually not from monocytes. They are developed from the embryonic yolk sac during embryonic development, then replenish through self-renewal if needed.
There are no words for how grateful I am for this video. Currently taking Anatomy and Physiology, and have been bouncing around looking for a simpler explanation on each cell individually. I was feeling stressed, and you summed up all glial cells perfectly in the CNS. Now, I feel confident and knowledgeable. Thank you, I mean seriously, Thank you!
That Potassium starts to over accumulate in the interstitial fluid. The Glutamate starts to accumulate in the synaptic clefts. We can’t let that happen! Thank god for big daddy Astrocytes!
a big-big thank you from a norwegian psychology student! Your lectures are getting me through- and making me LOVE- my intro to biological psychology-class
You're the best! Thank you so much for these lectures! If only schools taught these lessons/concepts like these, maybe we'll be able to retain them more.
That was an excellent lecture covering all important functions of glial cells. Just one correction: Microglial cells do not originate from bone marrow. They originate from the yolk sac through primitive hematopoeisis and then populate the developing brain.
Mylein decreases capacitance by not having negative charges,which ultimately fastens the flow of Na+ ions and vice versa. What a concept you delivered. Thank you. 41:36
Who gives a thumbs down to these videos? These are fantastic. If you could supplement this Glial cell video with one on Mueller cells in the retina that would be awesome.
these videos are so great, the one's about the brain and, not only, as someone with brain damage to believe that the best way to treat brain injury, not only later on, yet, still, by talking to the astrocytes: tell'em and they'll know
as always life saving and conduct all info in one vdo thats pretty awesome! thanks Nija I can go to bed now. Its 2am in Taiwan time! this make my study so much easier reading my own textbook now is making more sense. i love how you seperate Na and K channels so we can clearly see the which on is in and out easier.
Love you guys😍as always you are the best. You always save me before my exams. I can't find a more thorough explanation of this topic for my neurology course!
another pretty cool function of astrocytes is their role in the ‘glymphatic’ system, where they can pump excess interstitial fluid accumulating around pial blood vessels thru AQP4 channels to the venous side for reabsorption. excellent lecture as always! :)
Du bist der beste! Vielen Dank für diese Vorträge! Wenn nur Schulen diese Lektionen / Konzepte wie diese unterrichten würden, könnten wir sie vielleicht mehr behalten.
UGHHHBVFNKNK I really cannot express how much I appreciate these videos. You are such a great teacher, and I love the way you simply concepts and explain them in depth to really understand them!!! You make the puzzle pieces click!!
I love your lectures. At 20:55, isn't it glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) that converts glutamate to GABA? Pyridoxal 5' phosphate B6 is a cofactor. GABA only differs from glutamate by one carboxyl group. Hey, I'm just some formerly homeless guy w/no special training or degrees, and it's a small detail, but I do like neurology. This plays a key role in anxiety disorders as well as neurodegenerative conditions. I don't know how you find time to produce so many great videos. Thanks.
Dear Zack, this was a great video, thanks. But for the microglia part they are not differentiated from monocytes. Instead very early during development they originate from progenitor cells which are called early myeloid progenitors (EMPs). EMPs migrate to the brain and following closure of BBB they remain in the CNS and become microglia. Anyway, you're the best teacher ever!!!
goddamn, you just covered all the way through undergraduate... and I'm only halfway through. do your friends say things like, "yeah once he gets on this stuff I just let him go... I can't understand any of it?" That happens to me less and less as I replace them with better friends. Such as those with more oligodendrocytes. I mean I can follow you, but I know about these things. I picked up a few new bits of info, thank you for that. I look forward to finishing the second half later on.
Hey Dr. Zach, I loved not only your way of explaining topics with no expectations.. But also in love with the products... Unfortunately your products aren't available in India... Please make it possible 🥺🩺💕 ...by your sincere student.
If Zack was a Glial Cell, he would be an Astrocyte, because he is the Big Daddy professor!
Student’s big daddy ✊🏼
Sus
@@BarryMckokiner001 how about a spiritual father is that ok 😆
👍 true
Astrocyte- yes; but never a astrocytoma- those critters are 😈 evil- and something that can be " curtains" for you
This video is just... wow! I am a 1st year med student, I don't get along with histology but this video showed me an awesome side to it, truly. Thank you for making histology bearable.
I cannot support you financially because I am living with my parents but I send like, sub and recommend you to everyone. I can pray for you. Thank you.
My friend: Who's the best medical professor?
Me: Mr. Zachy, the Ninja Nerd😍
Wow! You made my day.
I'm an Adj Professor of Virology at University of Helsinki and Queensland. I study virus infections in the respiratory tissues and brain.
This lecture was absolutely fantastic!
You’re literally the only reason I’m gonna pass Med school
Same
India se ho kya?
This is an excellent lecture on glial cells, thank you. Just a note that research in the past few years discovered that microglia are actually not from monocytes. They are developed from the embryonic yolk sac during embryonic development, then replenish through self-renewal if needed.
Wow, i love medicine 👁👄👁
so pretty much you are say microgila is the the oldest brain /immune system
oh that is so interesting! thank you for sharing :D
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You're so amazing. Because of you, I passed my exam and now Am a second year medical student. Those who gave thumbs down are losers.
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When times are better, I will support your work.
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I have got a test on this topic in 14 days,thanx Doc✌️
Best of luck
You are a star, my friend. You are a better teacher than IVY League professors. How do I know? Cause I went to one. My deepest gratitude.
And may the professors someday receive their just due- I never fall asleep with Zach's lessons, my instructors- that's a different thing!
This is why I love American teachers - so clear and so full of life!
There are no words for how grateful I am for this video. Currently taking Anatomy and Physiology, and have been bouncing around looking for a simpler explanation on each cell individually. I was feeling stressed, and you summed up all glial cells perfectly in the CNS. Now, I feel confident and knowledgeable. Thank you, I mean seriously, Thank you!
you're just amazing, your videos are just connecting all the dots I have for these years!!
Wonderful!
Dear Zach I am so happy that you are back making videos. You are a source of inspiration. I am praying for you and your family
That Potassium starts to over accumulate in the interstitial fluid. The Glutamate starts to accumulate in the synaptic clefts. We can’t let that happen! Thank god for big daddy Astrocytes!
a big-big thank you from a norwegian psychology student! Your lectures are getting me through- and making me LOVE- my intro to biological psychology-class
Man your timing! My pathology exam is literally 3 days later. Thanks❤️
You're the best! Thank you so much for these lectures! If only schools taught these lessons/concepts like these, maybe we'll be able to retain them more.
You have saved my med school dream. Words cannot express the gratitude.. Thank you SO much!
Love the way he teaches, it all just stays in my memory
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the lecture at uni have me lost on this topic in the first 15 mins this man made everything suddenly makes more sense to me
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Actually the best teacher ever
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ive mentioned this before, and ill do it again - you are my savior and i bow down to you ohmy. you are awesome thank you so freaking much
You have a much gentler soul than you'd imagine
That was an excellent lecture covering all important functions of glial cells. Just one correction: Microglial cells do not originate from bone marrow. They originate from the yolk sac through primitive hematopoeisis and then populate the developing brain.
Mylein decreases capacitance by not having negative charges,which ultimately fastens the flow of Na+ ions and vice versa.
What a concept you delivered. Thank you. 41:36
Came here for review session for my exam, this video is absolutely what I needed Thank you professor Ninja
No one gives free ,such type of knowledge. God is with u hope u cross 2M soon🤜🤛
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best explanation of saltatory conduction I've ever heard. TY
my graduation speech of thanks will be addressed to you and only you seeing as you're the only one who actually taught me.
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I would have never made it through my A&P classes without you! Thank you so much!
Who gives a thumbs down to these videos? These are fantastic. If you could supplement this Glial cell video with one on Mueller cells in the retina that would be awesome.
these videos are so great, the one's about the brain and, not only, as someone with brain damage to believe that the best way to treat brain injury, not only later on, yet, still, by talking to the astrocytes: tell'em and they'll know
the best description of glial cells I've ever seen!
OMG! I just had some questions regarding glia yesterday. Now there's a new lecture :) Am I so lucky? Thanks!!
The best medical professor👍
Outstanding, sir excellent way to teach
Love from Pakistan
I'm also
as always life saving and conduct all info in one vdo thats pretty awesome! thanks Nija I can go to bed now. Its 2am in Taiwan time! this make my study so much easier reading my own textbook now is making more sense. i love how you seperate Na and K channels so we can clearly see the which on is in and out easier.
I am so grateful to discover your channel
This was an amazing video explaining these glial cells. You are a life saver. Thank you very much!!
No one Touches Sensitive topics like you do , No one teaches it like you do.
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Awesome ninja nerd, love from Nigeria🎉
Thanks for sharing the truth of how it happens to us human beings. You are what you eat!
you are amazing man. The way and passion you have can be seen in your detailed explanations. You helped me thanks
Ninja nerd really make learning fun
Love you guys😍as always you are the best. You always save me before my exams. I can't find a more thorough explanation of this topic for my neurology course!
Really helpful for cracking biology olympiad exams......nice ......continue
My favorite professor. I got A in anatomy. Thankyou
Ive been waiting for you . miss you Zach so much
another pretty cool function of astrocytes is their role in the ‘glymphatic’ system, where they can pump excess interstitial fluid accumulating around pial blood vessels thru AQP4 channels to the venous side for reabsorption. excellent lecture as always! :)
Oh I need to research more about "glympathic" system
NINJA NERDS you are the best😍 i do love your neurology vidios. they are really perfect and cover everything i need for my exams. you are my HEROS😍
Du bist der beste! Vielen Dank für diese Vorträge! Wenn nur Schulen diese Lektionen / Konzepte wie diese unterrichten würden, könnten wir sie vielleicht mehr behalten.
Every time I watch one of your vids i gain my motivation back ❤
Listen carefully man cuz this is is important: YOU ARE AWESOME! THIS CONTENT IS MAGNIFESENT! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you! I appreciate the high quality lectures all of us are recieving thorugh the amazing platform of youtube and its creators
Wow you are amazing explaning all those things and it's impressive that you have so many names and concepts so clear in your mind!!! Loved it
First time I'm first to my favorite RUclips channel.
Thanks zack.. you are the greatest..
Nice way to start up the new year
Thank you sir. You are indeed the GOAT😊
Happy 2021 you amazing teacher & person
Very good explanations making our concepts clear
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i am a class 10 student .you have really helped me lot with the concept thanks!!!!
Brother how can i express my gratitude to you?
May Allah bless you
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praised be the Lord for these wonders! thanks a lot for the class, Zack!
UGHHHBVFNKNK I really cannot express how much I appreciate these videos. You are such a great teacher, and I love the way you simply concepts and explain them in depth to really understand them!!! You make the puzzle pieces click!!
also liked and subscribed!!!
I love the way you teach so much
I love your lectures. At 20:55, isn't it glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) that converts glutamate to GABA? Pyridoxal 5' phosphate B6 is a cofactor. GABA only differs from glutamate by one carboxyl group. Hey, I'm just some formerly homeless guy w/no special training or degrees, and it's a small detail, but I do like neurology. This plays a key role in anxiety disorders as well as neurodegenerative conditions. I don't know how you find time to produce so many great videos. Thanks.
Excellent video as always!
Il migliore! Ti seguiamo anche dall’ Italia 🇮🇹🇮🇹
The coolest doctor ever🔥thank you
you are a life savoir.Thanks for preparing this....
Absolutely Amazing and Interesting.
Keep up the MARVELOUS work!
Thank you so much. Your lessons motivated me.
This was really helpful, thank you so much! Will always recommend your lectures to others!!!
Dear Zack, this was a great video, thanks. But for the microglia part they are not differentiated from monocytes. Instead very early during development they originate from progenitor cells which are called early myeloid progenitors (EMPs). EMPs migrate to the brain and following closure of BBB they remain in the CNS and become microglia. Anyway, you're the best teacher ever!!!
Been a while Zach. Thanks for this and a happy new year to you and the team. ❤❤❤
goddamn, you just covered all the way through undergraduate... and I'm only halfway through. do your friends say things like, "yeah once he gets on this stuff I just let him go... I can't understand any of it?" That happens to me less and less as I replace them with better friends. Such as those with more oligodendrocytes. I mean I can follow you, but I know about these things. I picked up a few new bits of info, thank you for that. I look forward to finishing the second half later on.
Hey Dr. Zach,
I loved not only your way of explaining topics with no expectations..
But also in love with the products...
Unfortunately your products aren't available in India...
Please make it possible 🥺🩺💕
...by your sincere student.
so, did it happen?
Awesome lecture zach
Your videos restore my motivation...I really can't thank you enough💜💜💜
Love the little giggles in-between haha
Yo my neurobiology exam is in 3 days thank you so much it really helped
You make it so understandable
Happy new year prof.zach
Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos
Thank you for your informative lecture
Thank you sir! I had no idea how awesome glial cells were before this video.
Zack, you are my savior