The Immune System: Overview

[@taiwoshogbanmu9747]

This video was more high yield than a 4hour lecture i was in for the same subject.

[@Isa_w4752]

This is definitely the most complete explanation of immune system I've found on KZbin! Thank you!

[@mathematics5573]

It would actually take many hours of lectures to explain immunity properly. it is immensley complicated. he is giving a simplified version.

[@BrokeAssCollector]

@@mathematics5573 your mom took hours from me last night i simplified in her mouth

[@IanGabri3l]

The best overview of the immune system that I've come across. He did an absolute amazing job explaining it as well!! If possible try to make a video in depth. Please don't stop posting, y'all are absolutely smashing it!

[@lilitjermagian9132]

Very relaxed, and easy to understand! Thank you professor!

[@TogetherinParis]

The thyroid gland is in the neck. The THYMUS gland is located in the mediastinum and is the destination for T cells. Plasma cells secrete immunoglobulins.

[@ibukunolupeace1253]

Thanks

[@manulamb]

Great learning material, many thanks for explaining in such a clear way!!

[@shelbydelery813]

WOW okay. i was sooooo lost on my powerpoint when it came to the CD4 and CD8, good to know it is just another name for t- helper cells and t- cytotoxic cells, wish my teacher was this helpful!

[@jamieusername]

Can I make a suggestion, when you finish with the presentation can you not cover the whiteboard so I can take a screen shot of the info to review it later, otherwise I have to take two screen shots when you're in different positions. Thank you for a great video.

[@CalvinBeecher]

You can you snippet to capture the screen

[@Kruz_kontrolld805]

Thank you so much for organizing and explaining the immune system that is simple to follow. That takes skill 💯 🌟 🙌🏼

[@hermina2026]

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[@eleniyiayiaedou5515]

First of all thank you so much for this wonderful lecture. I have been lost in the power point slides of my professor. You literally saved me. Thank you doc. SECOND OF ALL i cant unsee how much you resemble Mitch from modern family!! xD anw thank you very much!! you're the besttt

[@maddsshock1768]

This is the best video on the immune system thank you❤️

[@melindarambo4]

Thank you for a great presentation. I have a new respect for the immune system now.

[@elvalorena1406]

Excellent explanation ! Thanks

[@tendeant]

Thank you, guys, for what you do!

[@gina4168]

Great lecture. I like this calm teaching style.

[@mohamedyusuf1010]

Dr this Video is Really amazing thank you for your great work But I would like you to make the line Size larger next time

[@kanitiapati9466]

Thank you, very informative. It was helpful that I studied the immune system beforehand, but your video helped me understand the topic better.

[@teablackburn895]

Great, awesome lecture! 🙏 thanks

[@TheTamanglakola]

I finally understood adaptive immune system. Thanks a lot.

[@kayilo2491]

Thank you!! Clear explanation!!

[@SilenceInTheBliss]

This is so good. Thank you so much.

[@samimoradi4006]

Thank you! for helping me to understand this.

[@tadoo2]

Very clear explanation of an complicated topic

[@Joshuajdhidjdh63625]

Another great video ! Thank you Dr Matt !

[@britneybb]

Great job at explaining 👏🏾🎉 thank you

[@amachefor5427]

Great presentation

[@mirsayedalaie3297]

Dear Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike, the lines size is very small on the whiteboard if you kindly make the lines larger in your next videos. Thank you!

[@hamzachah5248]

This is incredible, thank you for this

[@خادماهلالبيت-ك2د]

Happy to find your channel.

[@athanasiodictorarier665]

Thanks you so much for this very crucial lecture

[@MariaMeta-lg1jw]

U just help me alot thank u so much❤❤❤❤

[@Unsolicitedbias]

Older cultures have traditional therapies to deter infections. I give examples like the Sweat Lodge, the mineral baths, the sauna, the winter cold water plunges or polar-bear club swims, the sea water swims. Seems to be combination of temperature extremes and/or pH and salinity extremes to shock the external bacterial invaders that prefer human temperature and ph and salinity to grow in.

[@eselwesel1]

Great video, very well explained. Thank you so much!

[@leavinoneday]

Man this video is really amazzzzzing , very good explanation thank you so much Dr Matt

[@mrooah]

When the video is 30 minutes long and Matt says it’s a short video you know you’re diving into a big topic.

[@jfanega]

Thank you! Very clear and simple- just detailed enough.

[@sadiyakhan5169]

OMG... This is very helpful, this clear my conception on the immune system. Thank you so much!!!

[@ijazali9336]

Best one Sir Carry On such video which help students

[@leavinoneday]

WOW this video is amazing!!!

[@cheruiyotkipkorir3327]

it finally sunk in my mind,Thanks

[@veetsvegancookingschool888]

Fantastic - thank you so much for such a comprehensive explanation

[@mironavisan]

Fantastic video. Thank you

[@MariaMeta-lg1jw]

U make it so eazy for me thanks alot ur alive safer ❤❤

[@hannahmcglinn2567]

So helpful! Thank you Dr. Matt 😃

[@isobelabeyounis1367]

THANK YOU for this!

[@Yousefmmohammed]

Thank u so much for making me really understand it and saved a lot of my time 🙂💫

[@LECityLECLEC]

Thank you for your sharing you are awesome!

[@Jackiepeterson]

It’s not a short video.. this is a whole lecture. But keep it up.. just don’t say “a short video “😂

[@SilenceInTheBliss]

For the whole immune system, it's short :)

[@docrose_aaam]

i wiish i knew this video when i was a medical student 20 years ago 😆

[@DrManasik]

Thank you so much

[@bawerr4599]

Thanks Doctor❤❤❤❤

[@Unsolicitedbias]

Does the Liver produce chemicals that attack generic infecton? Is there any related study of earlier classes of organisms liver function related to cancer therapy? I wonder if the class Chondrichthyes or cartilagenous fishes, a very old group especially sharks that often have very large livers and often do not produce cancer.

[@karentownsendillustrates1769]

If you have an Autoimmune disease should you try to build up your immune system? Even if your body is over reacting.

[@vijaysabnis7291]

Well done

[@loic-stevefonkwa6256]

MASTERPIECE

[@Goldmangun]

Brilliant, thank you!

[@marypauly1083]

I remember when B and T cells were differentiated……so must watch this because I couldn’t take it in

[@juliat3864]

Thanks!

[@MariaMeta-lg1jw]

I like ur way or speaking sooo much by the way i am from usa❤

[@tessnesdale985]

Good learning withou a book!

[@jamespeek4846]

Great video! i kept up pretty well except when you stoke on the development of the cytokine cells

[@ebtesamsalah86]

Are not neutrophils and eosinophils (antigen presenting cells)?

[@DrMattDrMike]

The professional APCs are B-cells, dendritic cells, macrophages and Langhan cells

[@Unsolicitedbias]

Is it fair to describe the adaptive immuosystem as a sort of chemical equivalent to "learning"? So then a viral infection that mutates to respond to chemical differences in different host organisms is also some form of elemental chemical learning, typically transcribed in the RNA strand like the reverse single strand SARS Covid-2 virus? There must be a fairly simple and quick learning process, where large number of viruses with random point mutations along the RNA cause slight mutant expressions of proteins in the virus structures. So it bombards the host with several virus nuclei that have variation in expression of the protein such as the attachment protein. These variants are either successful or not, and it is simply a numbers game of trial and error over and over again, with the virus able to express mutations faster than the Host organism can respond adaptively.

[@Serperi0r]

Omg do you have my class schedule? This is perfect timing for me since i didn't understand my lecture earlier hahaha

[@muttleyt2805]

what if there isn't a single type of b cell we possess that is specific to an antigen and unable to detect and destroy the pathogen?

[@stephenthomas2750]

Bloody good!

[@aswinkutan]

thank you

[@chrissya28]

Thank you. Clearly explained :o)

[@Unsolicitedbias]

I attribute my own ability to ward off the common cold more than the average person with my living in a relatively good air quality region of America and living coastally where I will surf in the salt water even in Winter as the water temperature may only reach 69 F. Humanity seems to want to congregate in massive cities with very poor air quality and they often live in static air environments that promote shared air spaces amongst dozens if not hundreds of persons. I susxpect that this area around the Treasure Coast of Florida having better air quality, lower popultion density and proximity to a salt water ocean, as having a better respiratory health state overall in the population. So please folks from NYC while I want you to get better, don't all of you move down here and upset the ecological balance with excessive human activity. The area is stressed enough. All one has to do is look at the historical archive in local museums with pictures of Stuart and the St. Lucie River circa 1915-1930 to see sky blue clear water with a healthy marine sea grass river bed, biodiversity rivaling the coral reefs and massive and healthy fish stocks Now roughly 100 years later, with a much larger population of humans and automobiles, the water quality has deteriorated to that of the appearance ot Tea! Very sad. I am glad to see the immediate response in improved air quality in areas like Industrial China and Northeast America during the Covid-19 epidemic of Winter of 2020. It was dramatic and welcomed. Sad we had to be forced to shut down our population for two months to prove a point. We humans are dirty, too many in number and too distant from any healthy ecological balance with our natural world.

[@MariaMeta-lg1jw]

Ur the goat ❤

[@محمدالجيلي-ذ3ج]

Thanks

[@mathematics5573]

I mention your videos in my videos.

[@gre937]

best

[@mimiboobies]

Well done!

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[@Unsolicitedbias]

How about a Human response to the male sperm cells present after intercourse? If an engineered variant of a naturally occurring mucous membrane product in the vagina would treat the presence of the foreign male sperm as an invasion and attack it, this could be a way to induce birth control. The mechanism would need to be temporary so as to not make the woman permantly react and essentially become unable to concieve. Imagine a Mast cell present in the female vaginal mucosa being triggered to produce genetically altered histomine or some similar chemical that would attack male sperm?

[@Namling1234]

Where’s Dr. Mike? I can’t focus without his beautiful face😝

[@ashutoshkholia3439]

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[@vicsi7272]

aren't mast cells classified as agranulocytes? They do contain granules but they still don't come under granulocytes.

[@dr.fatima3881]

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[@Grigoriiiih]

great video can you write words clearly cant read sloppy writing

[@vieira2925]

I suggest glasses

[@Unsolicitedbias]

Oi, it's me way of beating the snott our of the little buggers!

[@jagrajsingh6494]

Immunity Bdhane ke liye planet Ayurveda ka vikram Prash sabse acha product hai Jisse kafi logo ka immune level sahi hua hai . aur je kafi fyademand hai

[@debwool4083]

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[@gangtoksam1092]

Dr Mike is better sorry sir

[@jameszhang4471]

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[@angelitorivera6976]

Thanks!!!