Blood Brain Barrier, Animation

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No one is an outsider when learning about our body 👍

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An excellent and still easy to understand explaination of the blood brain barrier. Thx for your freely available educational content. I rly appreciate that.

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and when we spn then suddenly stop, the continuing movement of these hairs after we have stopped makes us dizzy.

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Great video! Clear and concise information. Thank you!

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U described everything... thank you,

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Can you explain why amino acids require insulin for cerebral uptake and glucose diffuses readily into the brain.

[@samyukthasanthosh4201]

Cause many amino acids like gab glutamate etc can act as neurotransmitters and so it doesn't pass on its own as it can disrupt the signals While glucose is necessary for metabolic activity and thus passes through bbb

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That's part of my question: How is glucose readily absorb in the brain after carbohydrates are broken down in the mouth?

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@@timothyblount7040 carbohydrates broken down into glucose...

[@SoLoGLidez]

@@timothyblount7040 GLUT1 transporters are embedded in the membrane compared to skeletal glut4 which translocates after the effects of insulin. so the BBB has a glucose transporter that doesn’t need hormone activation, it’s already there

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Thank you so much For creativity to understand it simpler I didn't heard it before... please make more videos...these are helpful to us

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The outstanding machine called human body!

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Thanks for this wonderful explanation.

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Then, the brain does not actually bleed if cut? Brain cells do not directly interact with blood cells?

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Thank you

[@koolei]

Sounds like intelligent design! 😍

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Nice presentation

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This video is gonna be a help thanks 🙏🏼

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Its very good video, and helps me a lot thankss

[@directajith]

in a stroke, can you please tell what is the role of blood brain barrier? in other words, what breach this barrier in a stroke?

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A very helpful video. Thanku very much

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ty. wonderful video.

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Wow, thank you so much!

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Unbelievable work !!!!!!!!

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Excellent

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Thank you so much really, it's pretty clear

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thanx 4 info 😇

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2:54 So if you frequently take a drug that breaches the blood brain barrier, do you increase your risk of these listed?

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Does paracetamol cross BBB??

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Very nice

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clearly knowledge

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the rectal approache could be a solution? Because absorption seems to be better for brain ..

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Thank youu

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Great

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Great informative vedio quite helpfull

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Why Blocked Brain Capillaries detail???

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Put subtitles in Spanish, pleaseeee. Amazing channel !

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🖖excellent just what I wanted to know 👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😎

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Nice

[@SSsmith24]

Gadolinium has crossed blood brain barrier,,Ive been poisoned 🤢

[@markhajdari8591]

Your explain the process but ur not giving examples like alcahol dos it pass the brain

[@matthewtaylor6533]

alcohol does

[@jayforex96]

Alcohol do pass the barrier. Most psychiatrist drug also pass the barrier like benzodiazepine, antipsychotics, etc.

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U are blessed inthe name of jesus

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Micro plastics can pass the blood brain barrier Enjoy

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The more I study, the more I believe in God (the Creator). Everything in the universe is wonderfully organized!! Maintain your bodies,friends and practice sports. Our bodies are an art that we must not waste ✨❤

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Its the same here.

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I think evolution makes more sense here, those who lacked a blood brain barrier are more likely to develop brain infections

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He was so generous to develop prion disease, soo wonderful gift. Your selective worldview is not scientific

[@Someone-p7y]

@@Alex-wg1mb The existence of diseases does not negate the existence of the Creator. We are now in a scientific video. There are some questions, such as why there are diseases and natural disasters, why there is evil in the world, that the science of philosophy can answer. For example, the presence of a failing student in a class containing 50 successful students does not mean that there is something wrong with the professor, nor does it mean that the professor does not exist... As I said before, I do not want to delve deeply into philosophy here. It is shameful for the human mind to believe that this whole system In his body and in the world he was found by pure stupid coincidence. Let us not forget that the disease that you mentioned is rare and not all creatures are afflicted with it. A person’s normal life is all healthy except for some periods when he is afflicted by a disease.

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Childhood Dementia (Or every type of dementia basically), cancer, prion diseases, world starvation and slavery, wars, disabled people, etc. "God" is wonderful, indeed. (Please don't push your religious beliefs into science.)

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Niceeee

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Good

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Cantu

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[@TheEDNC]

Its not much of a barrier anymore... thanks to the latest medical interventions .... they should have left it alone.

[@jayforex96]

Most medicine can breach the barrier, ex. Benzodiazepine can breach barrier and interact with GABA receptors on the brain.

[@MrPokerblot]

Just don’t take it 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@TheEDNC]

@@MrPokerblot Take what?

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@@TheEDNC don’t take your meds sunshine. 😉

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@@MrPokerblot Ok, I see you’re not very knowledgeable… but that’s okay.

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Our bady isn’t stupid we are the stupid ones

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Chromosomes that do not mix 😢

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من المغفل الى بيعمل ديس لايك ? how put dislike is he normal ?

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Melissa brain health

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Too academical

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not helpful sorry

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