Immunology - Antibodies (Function)

[@clairearnold6795]

I'm a 2nd year BSc Biomedical Science student based in the UK & just wanted you to know Armando that your videos help me massively. They're clear, concise & very well drawn. I am very much a visual learning & I've been using your videos to aid me in my revision as I have exams on Tuesday (eek). Thanks so much & keep up the good work!

[@armandohasudungan]

Claire Arnold Thanks claire!

[@madvlad6578]

+Claire Arnold I am a 2nd year BSc Biomed too and i just cannot realise how can this 15min video summarise a month worth of lectures... sometimes i wonted why am i paying £9000 a year to some one who does not know how to do their job. Armando, this guy really needs a medal!!!

[@richardley2054]

+Claire Arnold I have spent months studying anatomy and discovered a fantastic resource at Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you are interested)

[@sitikhatijah8833]

I am a 2nd year student of BioMed based in Malaysia. It will be great if I can know you guys study progress. I mean the Outline.

[@APARAJITAAVNISINGH]

Claire Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@damian.gamlath]

"Thank-you for watching, hope you enjoyed"??!! Seriously?!! Is there anybody out there who wouldn't enjoy this? Succinct, clear, well-organised, easy to understand, entertaining, artful ... words that don't often go with immunology and you've managed to produce a video that does all of that. Bravissimo!

[@AmirAbuleil92]

Exactly ,, when he says Thank You , I am like ( what ? Thank You not me ! ) ,, it is a massive modesty of him

[@zzyx7407]

Med student here .. Immuno seemed super confusing until I found your videos I can understand a 2 hour lecture in 7 minutes from watching your videos can't say thank you enough !

[@martinasevcik3925]

+zzyx Same here for me!

[@venytjita6436]

zzyx same here!!

[@EmilyAmner]

yes!!!!! ditto!!!

[@yonguyen4877]

I swear to god

[@c3cil358]

bro same here... my exam in 2 days my memory unrivalled so i'll get through this how did studying medicine go??

[@kingbryanc]

Armando, I dont know who you are or your background... but I recently discovered your videos by the grace of God. I am a 3rd year pre-med going for a BA in Biology, and your videos have helped me IMMENSELY. I am indebted to you, if and when I become a physician and find you... I will HAVE to repay you in some grande exquisite way. THANK YOU, I am sooo grateful.

[@briannaej8134]

So ... did you become a doctor??

[@marianadeau8632]

@@briannaej8134 Yeah I wanna know too!

[@parasbhatia5221]

Did you?

[@kingbryanc]

UUFF no, jaja. I took a job in Clinical Informatics with Dell, and have been am Epic Build Analyst. My dad got cancer and medschool needs more finances than I wanted to offer at the time jeje 🙈🙈. I am happy though still doing medicine and clinical decision support...just through Health IT. I say this as I currently sit in an ICU Nursing station jaja.

[@puvididdle]

I’m a 1st year Jobless Human. Your video has helped me better understand myself.

[@IMMAb33]

Honestly You should be famous ! I understand things 50 times faster here than any lecture ever taught

[@praveen9103]

well said👏👏👏 I agree with that I agree with that

[@LexusFox]

He's gotten way more recognition now than 5 yrs ago.

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[@chummuzzchummufvt906]

Even..I too agree🙌🙌best wishes sir👍🏻😊

[@DamZFXBeats]

You definately deserve a lot more recognition and views!

[@polin4ik1]

Thank you so much! Your explanations are easy to understand, very short, no unnecessary information. I'm so grateful to you!

[@EmilyAmner]

amen

[@trickjacko8482]

It really amazes me how these five different classes help us against an incomprehensible range of microorganisms even new ones like Covid 19

[@satwatbatool820]

Give this man an oscar please. Best lecture I have seen so far. I have an exam tomorrow, and I understood all of my chapters content through this only 14 minutes long video. SERIOUSLY THANK YOU, SIR!!

[@iriseliscruzado335]

Your videos make it so much easier to understand please don't stop making them. totally subscribed

[@jasminesloan2951]

Amazing video! managed to clearly and concisely explain immunology in 14 minutes far better than my professor did in 7 lectures. Keep up the good work!

[@Bele_Ge]

A big thank you for helping me understand immunity and passing my biology exam as a pharmacy student. Your work with these videos is priceless. Much appreciated....thank you again!

[@tangoseal1]

Great Video. I am 35 years old and studying Immunology in the US State of GA. I am attending Medical School soon. Thanks and good run down on the 5 different variants of Immunoglobulins. I call em' Immuno-Goblins haha. They are like little goblins running around sticking to things and breaking them ( in a non literal sense). Gotta have fun with science too or else there is no reason as our life is too short to be so serious all the time.

[@RenataB503]

Eric Owens hahahaha I'm gonna use the term Immuno goblins from now on hhahhahaha

[@ty8012]

No literal? So you mean figurative lol, in the figurative sense

[@sidneezingara1976]

I have a red morph suit and a scary monster mask My Halloween costume this year is gonna be a HEMO GOBLIN

[@mohdsuhailashar4369]

I am student of MS Medical microbiology . this is one of the best way of explanation I ve ever observed in video lectures love from India.

[@uditrohatgi5859]

hey armando i am a dental student preparing for my post graduation. i cant thank you enough as your videos made understanding everything so simple. please keep up the good work.

[@davidnielson7823]

Clear, concise and explained very well. I usually do not like hand written but you have the best explanation out there. Thank you.

[@firemanrobert7531]

I read the book for 2 hours still cannot understand... And here I find the vidio! Really helpful!

[@waelfarhan712]

i am 45 years andi can not give up watching your amazing vedios thanks a lot

[@teresajohnson1352]

I agree with Bryan Carter. I am no scientist, but with persons like this, one can learn beautifully at any age (I am 72). THANK YOU!!!

[@shellyliang1853]

currently in the 3rd year of my BSc and this series is still immensely useful! I was wondering if you would also post the diagrams online? They look great!

[@nonticonosco2426]

I have a degree in physics but I included in the study plan examination of immunology and you're helping me a lot

[@thefunydaino3991]

im not a person who likes studying, but watching you it's actualy fun for me to learn stuff

[@shannonbonet4022]

Very clear and through explanation. Plus, the influence of speech and knowledge intertwine that made the lectures flow extremely smooth and interesting. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@juliachavera917]

Current BSN student and this has helped me SO MUCH!!!! Thank you! Thank you!

[@sarahbelounis4585]

Thanks Armando A med student from Algeria Whenever I 've got a problem or a misunderstanding i see your videos about the subject and all the pressure disappears 😂

[@TravelwithSAM11]

actually, your videos are so easy to understand and it covers almost all the details, Thank you so much for making my immunology class so easier by your video content.

[@artisie]

Honestly your explanation was so good!

[@benchu3601]

Thanks very much I work in biotech industry and found your lecture helps a lot!

[@passer-by8732]

Very comprehensive explanation. Thank you for your effort.

[@TheSanderish]

thank you for the lesson!! tomorrow I have an immunoglobulin test and i Understand all of you video! greetings from Mexico

[@killermakd2015]

sir can you make a video on the difference between compliment proteins and anti bodies plss. your videos are amazing

[@MohOmerMoh]

you made me understand something I couldn't get from hundred of teachers .. thumbs up for you ..

[@maram1maram]

i follow u from many years i looooooooooove your method and i like that your vidéos are without music

[@DamZFXBeats]

Your videos are always the best and a lot more clearly drawn, laid out and well spoken compared to kahn academy. Keep it up! Your videos are helping me understand many topics in biomedical science at my uni at royal holloway and you explain things at university depth which is key. Thank you again :)

[@SuperBluedj]

Kahn does a great job! This is especially true for someone who has no idea about a topic but this guy has a gift of explaining complex topics such as immunology. These videos are simply incredible.

[@danishn9970]

Both are doing great job, stop comparing!

[@DamZFXBeats]

sorry mother.

[@saradeluca541]

love your videos and I've learned so much throughout my student career so far! however, as per my textbook, igG is said to make up 75-85% of the antibodies in the blood , not 15%

[@mikef4071]

Incredible, that there is one person disliking it! Wtf?!! There are work, structure and no mistakes in this amazing video!

[@ivy779]

your video is amazing! never really enjoy the immunology but you make it so easy to understand. Thank you!

[@TheMrsStargazer]

Amazing descriptions, visuals and voice-over! I have a much deeper understanding. Thank you!!

[@QuinDominicPLim]

Thanks for sharing your teaching skills..

[@ggg711]

awesome teaching technique! wish our lectureshad the brains to do this teaching method. thanks again!

[@arwas8704]

Here in 2021 Thank you so much for simplifying the subject of antibodies, I've been dying to understand it but thanks to you its all clear

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[@lanoyah6641]

your videos are life saver wallah❤😭 you made immunology much much easier and simple

[@arivasyivaa]

Thanks a lot, God bless u

[@T.Os_1st]

Thank u for getting me out of confusions 🤗. It is well explained.

[@Shivaramm143]

good lecture... short & concentrated

[@Markolio95]

Brilliant explanation and summary!

[@halfdomerr]

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful artwork and your ideas. You made immunology more fun to learn.

[@kelvinkimani7056]

Quite informative.. Couldn't have been done any better.. Thanks man

[@abdulroqibbello6591]

Whenever I search for anything, I look for Armando first, every other channel comes later. you are the best bro

[@suzyleonhanna8866]

thanks a lot you are the best ...i love your way in explaining with drawing and writing and speaking you are awesome really thanks a lot you are so helpful

[@ioanacasandra447]

Thank you very much for sharing your work and understanding of the topic with us!

[@dumago8728]

Thank you so much! I easily learned the different classes of antibodies

[@macthanhleu8824]

Omg i appreaciated your works so much. Even though i don’t use English to learn med in my country but i can clearly understand your talking.

[@kevinjohnston911451]

The information here was great! But visually...holy crap this is the most visually pleasing thing I've ever seen. Well done!

[@krizs3436]

You are truly amazing, man!

[@CrazzyCowcat]

Thanks man! This probably made me understand the antibodies well enough to pass my test. In the veterinary study I had to remember though IgG didn't go through the placenta of cattle.

[@MrTwabs]

Great refresher video. Also, IgG is the only antibody that transfers to the infant via diffusion, IgA is also transferred to the baby through breast milk and helps with immunity until the infant develops its own

[@julieanna7607]

Very instructive,. As a Yoga instructor I think in terms of how the mind / thoughts, actions/movement - and nutrition - affect the immune system, i.e., the strength of immunogloblins / the antibodies. I think there have been some limited studies as to: thoughts--affecting specific immunology (as here); nutrition--affecting specific immunology (likely yes) ; exercise (along with accompanying thoughts)--affecting immunology. And in searching for a COVID vaccine, is immunology considered more than just "killing the virus", so that the body ups its own immune capabilities rather than a vaccine "doing the job"?! Not just injecting a small amount of the virus, but enhancing the antibodies / immunolgy through a safe concentration of immune-producing nutrients? What got me started looking into all this (without any biology background to speak of!) was my trying CAMEL MILK: I felt so good with the first glass of it--like I'd been missing something for years after not drinking much (if any) cow's milk for a longtime. The Lactoferrins and IgG immunoglobulins in the camel milk studied are in high concentrations - apparently a little higher than in cow's milk; and this milk can actually help lower bad cholesterol, and does not have the fat that cow's milk has. It has Vitamin-C and other vitamins that cow's milk does not have, too. Study of camel milk: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022030207726061#:~:text=In%20the%20study%20by%20Elagamy,mL%20(Elagamy%2C%202000). There are some American camel farms - growing in number. The milk I purchased (expensive, b.t.w.) came from Desert Farms. Yes, the Kazakh study of their camels indicates at least a' "little more" concentration of IgG immunoglobulin and Lactoferrin than in cow's milk. The study also indicates that during winter months, the camels produce a higher level of IgG immunoglobulin--the authors only suggesting "reasons" for this. With my "non-knowledge", I wondered if this would be the case because in the winter / colder weather, certain pathogens multiply (e.g., our "flu season", etc.) and in the warmer and hotter weather, the pathogens cannot survive as easily. When there are more pathogens--more threat, then the IgG's rise up like an army to try and protect (?!) (Do the immunoglobulins actually multiply in strength, let alone numbers, in the face of a toxic threat?) What makes immunoglobulins multiply (if they do) in numbers, and strengthen (if and as they do) in the face of threats? I guess we humans "rise to the challenge" when there are difficult problems or threats... Amazing human beings, how are bodies function and how we keep learning about same! Thanks for this very helpful video!! P.S. How is the COVID dis-ease being studied in terms of human immune systems rising to the challenge? How is mind-body medicine also being considered & studied in terms of immune systems' capabilities? I've read that some hospitals are giving COVID patients upped amounts of Vits C, D, and zinc... maybe camel milk and other concentrated nutrients along with oxygen, etc., would help, too!

[@sharonpaul7513]

This is the most amazing video I have ever watched on immunoglobulins... Thank u so much for this 💓💓

[@natashaevans6379]

Your videos are always exceptional! Thank you so much!!

[@hemalathaathawale6490]

You have got awesome skills of presentation. I wish I could get a HD picture of that chart made by you while explaining the stuff. It’s got too much of writing on it but the drawing of that blood vessel and graphical organisation of the written content makes it visual delight and pleasant to look at it for quick glance for recalling the function of each type of Ig.

[@catherineahonsi4989]

Excellent teaching

[@thecurrymaster]

Short and to the point. Thank you so much!

[@aliceanneszeliga3823]

Great video! Just one correction - for agglutination, the antibodies do not bind to each other. Instead, since an antibody has 2 antibody binding sites, each binds onto 2 separate antigens.

[@katieschlangen1203]

You are a life saver! Thank you for this!

[@IceQeen1011]

Thank you for these amazing videos Armando. Just a tiny suggestion, could you pls rename these videos so we can find I and II more easily? I had a tough time finding this video bc I wasn't sure if it was part II

[@victorvaldez6785]

Thank you Armando, your videos are excellent.

[@parthpatel7258]

Great summary! Thanks, Armando.

[@drtimathegreat]

Thank you so much for this videos. God bless you with more Wisdom. Amen

[@elvisbesic6982]

Great video u should be profesor, can u make video.. For example this igg or igm fight all kind of viruses bacteria, how to know the name of certain diseases that they fight for example denga or hsv or common flu how to know... Thnx Video is educative and very understandable

[@shebby0204]

thanks! watching this while handling IgG positive patients in the CoViD-19 era

[@janhoy2457]

My life is easier now .. thank you , God bless you

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[@victorhugodacosta1357]

really good!! watching here in brazil

[@az.az466]

Super great educational videos! Can you please do some antibodies on diabetic type 1 and hyperthyroidism please. Thank you so much. Well done.

[@exploreethiopia3376]

I would like to say thank you

[@gauravnaik1345]

Best explanation ever

[@AnkeJohnson]

Armando, thank you so much for this amazingly easy to follow explanation of such a complex system:) Is there any way to get a copy of the information that you drew on this one page?!?!

[@abdulazizalyamani7800]

I think you made a mistake there, IgA does actually activate the complement system through the alternative pathway. Thank you very much, it really helped!!!

[@tiffanyyang3048]

love the summary at the end

[@Gilke500]

Excellent video, thank you so much for your efforts !

[@mishamyrrh1076]

Thank you so much. Your videos helps me a lot.

[@ByTurkoglu]

Hello, thank you for the video you have prepared, does low ige cause the immune system and being sick all the time, my ige value is 1.00 UI / ml

[@SalinaRout]

Thank you ☺ very nice teaching really helpful 👧

[@tanvidesai2468]

amazing video...got all my concepts cleared

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i just wanna give you a hug

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So helpful .. you're the one to be thanked seriously ")

[@hazil575]

Thanks sir..... It will be very helpful if you share the pdf of the paper on which you wrote down. ...

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Your videos are so helpful thank u so much

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😭😭😭 thank you so much, you're awesome Thanks to god that made me found your channel.🥺

[@moniashek2137]

I love it :) Thank you! You've taught immunology to the whole new generation of scientists :D All future science advances are achieved thanks to your videos :D

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Thank you , brother You helped me alot 🙏

[@justinnguyen1370]

thank you. very clear explanation

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Love all your videos. So helpful and visual :))

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You are a liberator!!!

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Ive enjoyed the lecturer🎉

[@78008]

Well explained.

[@ft.janice]

Amazing video :) Wish you taught my immunology class!

[@danielmalek5458]

Thank you very much for your videos! God bless you.