Immunology Map - Immune Cells

[@KdizzleHswizzle]

Armando, I've just stumbled upon your videos. After watching only two, I've come to the realization that you will be the savior of my immunology grade. I offer you my deepest gratitude; thank you so very much for reminding me that immunology is not impossible to understand.

[@JoeySpronck]

I remembered your channel from back in the days during my Bachelor. Happy that I remembered it now Im coming back to Immunology (+cancer) for a quick recap at the start of my PhD

[@iffy03]

This immunology series is the best, its very helpful in comprehending when re-reading the immune system.

[@sunnykem646]

my anatomy book says that eosinophil is the one that responds to an allergic reaction or a parasitic infection though? they lessen the severity of allergies by engulfing antibody-antigen complexes that reduce degree of inflammation and control its spread to adjacent tissues. Basophils migrate to an injury site where they discharge their granules into the interstitial fluids. Granule contains histamine which dilates blood vessels and heparin.

[@anetatanevska912]

I'm fascinate from video- lectures. They are really helpful, useful, interesting and the more important- very easy to understand. Thank you

[@phampx1]

Thank you for making my life easier in A&P2!

[@saraimolinar]

wow!!! thanks so much, Im studing VET. Im Mexican, and this videos really helped for my inmunology class, I really appreciate! KEEP IT UP! THANKS THANKS THANKS.

[@robbiedavies2171]

Great video! Really helping me revise for my immunology exam tomorrow, cheers!

[@marmary85]

How you can do all of that! you are awesome Dude! Thanks!!

[@4580leo]

maryam moradi Oh hello Maryam haha

[@toobaazeem1888]

u r the best itne short tym me itna kuch covr hojata hai... ur diagrsms are superb.. good handwritting... ur videos are very helpful plz make more videos of pharmacology.. and bacteriology..

[@julianader1304]

thanks for all your videos if I pass on my immunology test today is thanks to you!

[@drantoanetakovacheva]

Actually i think that the haemopoetic stem cells are multipotent instead of pluripotent, because they give rise only to all types of blood cells, but not all types of cells in the body; they cannot become ,for instance, neuro cells..:?

[@ParthSuden]

Thank you 🙏 this video acted as an analgesic for my headache 🤕

[@cikookie]

Thank you Armando. I'm surviving my physiology classes because of you

[@541099]

I just did some more digging and realized that Dendritic Cells can be either Myeloid or Lymphoid in origin, but I still can't find anything about Mast Cells coming from Myeloblasts. Everything I can find says that Myeloid Progenitors branch into lineages that become Mast Cells, Granulocytes, and Megakaryocytes/Erythrocytes.

[@sup3rbanana11]

seriously you are my god. I cannot thank you enough!

[@janvi7667]

It's great and very helpful video!!! Love from India🇮🇳

[@seanearly54321]

I learned that basophil is related to allergy reactions and secreting histamines as well, while eosinophils are more directed at the elimination of parasites

[@auzafatima928]

Aren't they both directed towards allergy reactions? The basophils along with mast cells release chemicals that attract eosinophil to the site of inflmmation (caused by the allergic reaction)?

[@fafasang9113]

Thank you so much, you should be my lecturer.

[@camilamiranda2209]

It's incredible. You have a didactic to teach the people. Thanks!!!!

[@nrazdan8]

I look forward to your new videos everyday... you are awesome...keep 'em comin' !

[@rakshithakgowda5662]

Thank you for efforts Your lectures are just amazing

[@shafitk178288]

sir, i like your videos , really understanding ...drawing part helps me lot ..helps to score in immunology ...thankyou sir

[@ZaiNoo1504]

Awesome explanation and drawing..thank you so much 💕

[@Drag0ncl0ud]

Is a great video and very helpful for exams. A small detail though, the haematopoietic stem cell is multipotent, not pluripotent.

[@bottenz1707]

You are wrong. Hemopoietic stem cells are pluripotent. Meanwhile something like a myeloblast is multipotent.

[@mourilshah2054]

Pluripotent cells can give rise to all of the cell types that make up the body; embryonic stem cells are considered pluripotent. Multipotent cells can develop into more than one cell type, but are more limited than pluripotent cells; adult stem cells and cord blood stem cells are considered multipotent.

[@pato20995]

They're both, there's P-HSC's and M-HSC's.

[@Dema224]

Thank you.....your explaination is amazing...i mainly understood every thing..

[@karanbabakhan]

@Armando Hasudungan . Sir you have drawn 4 arrows under lymphoid progenitor cell does the fourth arrow suggest that dendritic cells come from lymphoid as well as myeloid progenitor? .. I am a big fan of your work. Keep up the good work. Thank you

[@tatianamamontova7350]

Neutrophils are polymorphonuclear not because they have 3 nucleuses, but because their single nucleus has 3-5 segments

[@alianaz5146]

Their nucleus have different shapes

[@M7medKasem]

big fan of your works man, cause this ain't biology this is art. but aren't monocytes the precursor of dendritic cells rather than the lymphoid ?

[@carlys_lit]

I hope you get paid for this! Thank you so much!

[@deepika71088]

Hello sir Your all videos are amazing, very informative.. Your way of teaching is very impressive. Very helpful for students. Your doing hard work for students.. I must appreciate your hard work. Thank you for your support Please make a video on DMD BMD Duchenne muscular dystrophy Becker's muscular dystrophy Thank you

[@avashe69]

Just download in high quality ..play it full screen n capture screenn whenver u think its imp. Hope it helps

[@ichtermel]

Thanks again for making all of this info understandable! I swear science textbooks aren't written by normal people :)

[@alvinar2447]

Melanie McMillan this comment really make my day! 😂 yes I agreed with you too ! this video explain a whole lot better than science textbooks

[@entadus]

Nice recap. Keep up the good work! Hope to see part 2 soon.

[@541099]

Thanks for all of the videos and I'm a big fan. I found a diagram that seems to disagree with you, though, namely in that Myeloblasts precede only Monocytes and Granulocytes, excluding Mast Cells, which arise from a common precursor further "up" from a Myeloblast. It also says that Dendritic Cells arise from Lymphoid Progenitors, not Myeloid. I would include the link to the graphic, but KZbin prevents me from doing so. Can you please reconcile these differences?

[@mehrdadpersian9902]

just amazing explanation. Thanks a lot Sir !!!

[@priscilapedrosa675]

você é um gênio! adorei!

[@iLiveiLoveiLearn777]

tHANKS Im a 4th yr med student! this was soo helpful!! great revision tool. What do you work as?

[@shayad3957]

yes, B cells are a kind of lymphocytes, and lymphocytes are a kind of leukocytes, but erythrocytes aren't leukocytes. WBCs= leukocytes RBCs=erythrocytes

[@TheBinanooz]

great one as always...thanks alot ....waiting for the next one

[@MexTexican]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this very intelligent and well organized video.🌺❤️😻

[@majaber1]

Hi Armondo ...many many thanks for your excellent tutorial videos, is it possible to list the videos in the order they should be watched to make the step by step approach smoother. Thanks again.

[@rajivyussuf598]

Great work Sir

[@Jamieishere1]

Great video. What's the difference between maturation and activation?

[@armandohasudungan]

ill upload it now:)

[@dohaaldujeily9270]

Where I can find the scheme ?!

[@damirmukhaev2205]

Armando Hasudungan hello, I had a question about if the videos in the immunology playlist go by order.

[@riccikalaya4614]

Love your lectures. Thanks!

[@chlejrdud3]

Is there like a pdf or pmg file for your roadmaps? They are extremely helpful!

[@jldypb]

thanks for teaching me immunology!!

[@m0ren018]

have you uploaded copies of your drawings to share? This would be extremely helpful when reviewing this material later on!

[@justchelssplease]

a GENIUS!

[@omandanms1]

My teacher asked a question on the test about which one of these are NOT a leukocyte? The choices were erythrocytes, B cells, neutrophils, and dendritic cells. Is it just me or was this a poorly worded question bc when I picked red blood cells, unfortunately it was wrong!

[@biybimaryamjoldasbaeva506]

Thank you!

[@Laurenz1988]

I wish there would be someone how does this in german :/ Great work! Keep it up!

[@SirAtticus]

ur a blessing from god :)

[@erdeneboldbattulga6438]

At 4:45 Doesn't mast cell directly descend from myeloid progenitor cell?

[@abdulrahmanalashraf8162]

Until now there is no certain answer, but the sources believe that coming in the stages of producing Basophils, cus they have the almost same function and similar morphology.

[@blueberry11051]

GREAT vid. Thank You very much for your efforts...

[@jamicarpenter8760]

My immune system is optimal, yet I have osteopenia. I do have a genetic predisposition for osteoporosis, but I’m wondering where the problem might lie in the the process. Any guidance in finding a biological explanation would be appreciated. Also NO pharmaceuticals taken, but many Ayurvedic and enzyme, as well as natural vitamin /mineral supplements, 150 minutes wily HIIT and tabata exercise. I am a medical student.Thank you 🙏

[@Eggsec]

i wish i could download this illustrations! very well explained

[@naishal003]

You can if you support him on patreon

[@armandohasudungan]

Hmm that is very strange. red blood cells are erythrocytes, and I would have selected that too..

[@briskataher3803]

why did you write that mast cells come from myeloblasts, i think it is wrong :(

[@marianadeau8632]

Wait... so monocytes are macrophages or are antigen-presenting cells? Or both???

[@dohaaldujeily9270]

Thank you 🙏

[@sartorius280]

THANX ARMANDO , WHERE IS THE PICTURE OF BRIEF OF THIS VIDEO ? I DID NOT FIND IT IN DESCRIPTION.........

[@elizabethann1217]

hello I love your videos.. can you please explain shift to the left... granulocytosis

[@Ian-ei7ee]

BINGEWATCH KDRAMA? NO BINGEWATCH IMMUNOLOGY? YES ❤️

[@josef994]

Can you make a video about GIST (gastrointestinal stromal tumor)

[@connerblackwell635]

great video, thanks

[@Sunrayzerozero]

B cells are called lymphocytes, not leukocytes.

[@CG2011s-]

Isn't mast cell a granule-containing cell?

[@moonykash]

They are, they release histamine and other agents similar to basophils.

[@daynenof765]

great video

[@philipwoods99]

The answer would be B-cells because they are Lymphocytes.

[@TotalyNotMay910]

Thanks so much, how can I get this diagram? Thanks

[@lanatym5496]

Do you have a video on lymphatic system?

[@monsefmoussa5537]

you are the best

[@SebastianMorrisDr]

Amazing video! will you be able to put up the image online please? Thank you!

[@Jancheeta876]

platelets are not molecules and are not „secreted” by a megakaryocyte! anyway, your videos are veryvery useful, but this was a huge mistake. keep posting these, i really appreciate them! j.

[@alianaz5146]

And basophils do not act in allergic reactions and paracite removal cox its a function of eosinophils

[@Bullethealth]

Why im watching this for free?

[@adianmatthews7510]

You are the man

[@HugoParisRouen]

This drawing is amazing to memorize the immune map Can you pleas put it on your website thank you

[@marianadeau8632]

Dude - I didn't realize he had a website!

[@nargisshah4173]

Sir can i have complete picture of thi map... i wanted tw draw this for revision...

[@flaviaalmeida4403]

Armando, the med symbol on your videos is wrong. The med symbol is actually a staff with one snake. The symbol on your videos is the one for accounting.

[@st0nedg0at]

you learn something new every day!

[@katiesilva62]

you're technically right but nowadays the symbol is used for both... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caduceus

[@briskataher3803]

www.thewestologist.com/symbols/the-symbols-of-medicine

[@eliasmagwele5329]

guys i need to have images of this. Is it possible to get them. it would really be nice to watch the videos and the check on the pictures just to review everything

[@taskeenmingu459]

can you make drawing notes for DIC? :) may God bless.

[@aideltownsley3605]

Where can we download this map?

[@DRSABRY1]

How can I get this page.."mind map page"..?

[@saiwanmaarouf2678]

where does stem cell come from??????

[@sanahaslam]

Everything in this video is correct right?

[@davemckay4359]

thankjs

[@cathyluo1671]

Do you have a copy of the completed map posted somewhere? p.s. Thank you!!!

[@HiAnanya]

Cathy Luo search for the video on his website, it'll have a link to the photo

[@maleehan6052]

@@HiAnanya I cant find the link to the photo tho

[@xoby10]

Awesome, could you provide the drawing in a pdf attachment via. eg. google docs? :)

[@xoby10]

Sorry, Just found it on facebook - facebook.com/ArmandoHasudungan/photos_stream Thanks!! :D:D

[@baneenhassan7175]

احد يعرف شلون احصل pdf مالتة؟

[@thoreric86]

can u get a copy of the drawing? :P

[@snowqueen19900]

its check Kuby book chapter 2 page 25 :) thank you .

[@flash6261]

amazing

[@TheLoveforever520]

no much to say but thumb up

[@snowqueen19900]

so strange right.

[@MrEmelyy]

You`re awsome :)

[@daisyc9972]

can you post that map so i can print it

[@gorgioarmanioso151]

take a screenshot ;;;;;éééé...;;;;;

[@谭锐齐]

Thanks! Now, In A Nutshell, will be avenged!

[@habijabi74]

✅

[@谭锐齐]

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