Human Immune System - How it works! (Animation)

In this animation, we will explain the human immune system with high-quality graphics never seen before. The phagocytosis of macrophages, the formation of T cells in the thymus, and the microbiome of the skin are explained.
00:20 Skin and microbiome as defense mechanism
01:18 Mucous membranes with cilia
01:55 Coughing as a protective reflex
02:15 Formation of immune cells from stem cells
03:15 Diapedesis of granulocytes
03:52 Chemotaxis of immune cells
04:19 Phagocytosis of bacteria
04:55 Macrophages as antigen-presenting cells
06:03 Formation of T cells (thymopoiesis)
07:35 Cytotoxic T cells and apoptosis
08:46 Different types of T cells
09:05 B cells, plasma cells and antibody formation
11:14 Opsonization of antigens
11:43 Types of immune cells
11:58 Platelet formation in bone marrow
12:38 Hemostasis (blood clotting, coagulation)

[@May_Day45]

Be nice to yourself, and never feel lonely. Cuz billions and billions of your cells are fighting for you and protecting you with their lives.

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

That's true :)

[@De_Lune8002]

ok thats actually kinda wholesome lol

[@DanielSHIRO]

I am a multicellular organism

[@sthnwatch]

@@rosegold4 Amen. Behold only some of the awesome glory and wonder of God's marvelous and magnificent creation.

[@aravindm681]

Yes

[@Puffshroom.]

As a neutrophil, this was very accurate, good job. 👏

[@cappsnewcarr]

Terrific way of depicting complex systems visually, and much easier to understand than in books.

[@user-wj1mg6wz9e]

The immune system has never been so epic. Very interesting and nice animation.

[@ShawnColeman01]

Yet it goes into hyper self-destruct mode when a few pollen spores enter the chat, they fight this harmless spore harder than they would ever fight an actual infection. Which is insanely weird to me.

[@ernestdmayjr9097]

Right learning in such a fun experience

[@dimitrimartiny2977]

What an amazing video! High quality and clearly explained without being too quick!

[@sewatweaty5549]

Oh man I didn't want it to end. That was a good video please do a part 2 thank you.

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Thanks! Please share :)

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[@Dandelion_flight]

Extremely amazing!!! Wonderful animation and spectacular music and clear narration! Thank you!

[@ernestdmayjr9097]

It really dives into the difficult part of the body system.

[@RockyKhim]

Thank you guys for the excellent job! I'm so impressed and glad to see how this immune system works with my own eyes actually. It's hugely helpful.

[@Gaminiheraliyawala]

Thank you very much Dear Dr. Thomas for this amazing presentation on the subject so precisely, and I have not seen a video tutorial to this depth of detail in the subject of human immune system. God Bless You..... 💐💐🙏🙏

[@sthnwatch]

What an outstanding presentation! Thank you sincerely for posting this video. It is excellent in refreshing my knowledge in Human Immune System Biomedicine, and I'm stoked with it.

[@duelingsora]

The information is presented as if it's an Intel briefing before a mission. It has me on the edge of my seat. 😂

[@MultiTipsie]

Beautiful! Also simple enough to show and learn my kids about this! Thank you!

[@abbyclave3661]

Very informative. Thank you! Beautiful animation too.

[@hojjat5000]

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[@achma.learning]

Beautiful! Thanks for this masterpiece 😄

[@mdasib4560]

Full video in comment In this animation, we want to show the human immune system with images never seen before. We will learn how macrophages, as well as other cells and mechanisms, protect our organism from death every day. Our skin, like the bark of a tree, represents valuable protection. However, the skin is also home to countless microorganisms, among other things, nourished and protected by an oily fluid called sebum, which is produced by sebaceous glands. Sebum contains antimicrobial elements that can kill harmful microbes or too many microbes on the skin, creating a harmonious coexistence between skin cells and microbes, a kind of symbiosis. Microbes also keep one another in balance and kill pathogens dangerous to our cells. The protective layer of hollow organs such as the nose, mouth, and trachea is a mucous membrane. Mucous membranes possess cilia that move mucus, to which foreign substances adhere, upward into the oral cavity. If mucociliary clearance is not sufficient, an attempt is made to achieve clearance of unwanted particles through coughing. This is done by inhalation followed by a sudden exhalation to remove foreign substances from the lungs and trachea. The bone marrow has stem cells and is the birthplace for many different immune cells, which are also called leukocytes. Stem cells divide to form daughter cells, either asymmetric or symmetric. Symmetric cell division results in either two stem cells or two progenitor cells. The progenitor cells divide again and again, so a single stem cell becomes many immune cells or leukocytes. One common immune cell is the neutrophil, and some remain in the bone marrow, while others enter the bloodstream. Our neutrophil belongs to the so-called innate immune system and moves through the blood vessels during inflammatory processes. The endothelial cells of the blood vessels have special receptors, leading to a process called diaeresis. Neutrophils follow cytokines, signal substances of other cells, in the connective tissue. Neutrophils' job is to eat bacteria through a process called phagocytosis, and they also produce certain cytokines that attract other granulocytes and cells of the innate immune system, like macrophages. Macrophages arrive on the scene before neutrophils phagocyte bacteria and produce signal substances like tumor necrosis factor, which suppresses hunger, causes fever, and stimulates leukocyte production. Another type of leukocyte is the T cell, which possesses receptors to recognize antigens presented by antigen-presenting cells like macrophages. T cells are formed in the bone marrow and mature in the thymus, where they develop antigen receptors. Some migrate to secondary lymphoid organs like lymph nodes and the spleen. Naive T cells meet dendritic cells in secondary lymphoid organs, which have already had contact with a pathogen and present antigens on their surface. T cells scan dendritic cells for antigens, and if a match is found, activation and clonal expansion occur. Cytotoxic T cells, a type of T cell, scan other cells for antigens. If they find the antigen, they induce apoptosis in the infected cell, eventually eaten by macrophages. In addition to cytotoxic T cells, there are T helper cells, memory T cells, regulatory T cells, and others. T helper cells work with B cells, which originate in the bone marrow, and search for specific antigens. B cells can activate immediately or present antigens to T helper cells, leading to clonal expansion and the production of plasma cells, memory B cells, and antibodies. Antibodies produced by plasma cells bind to antigens, rendering toxins harmless and marking antigens for phagocytosis by macrophages. This process is called opsonization. All immune cells originate from stem cells, which develop into progenitor cells and eventually immune cells. Other important immune cells include natural killer cells and platelets. Platelets, also known as thrombocytes, originate from megakaryocytes in the bone marrow and are essential for blood clotting. If an injury to a blood vessel occurs, platelets adhere to collagen fibers and each other, forming a platelet plug, followed by the formation of fibrin strands that bind more platelets and red blood cells, resulting in a strong clot.

[@Lizard_97]

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[@mdasib4560]

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[@user-yn5fs5xk5z]

A beautiful journey understanding the mechanism of human immune system...thanks for the effort ❤️

[@robingaspard]

Incredible animation! Thank you!

[@RajeshSrivastava-fr7qz]

Gratitude to You for your great effort!

[@ahmedyacine9108]

Thank you for the qualitative videos

[@Aura._Radiance.]

Everything is perfect... The explanation is really impressive, the animation is meticulously done. Thank you 👍

[@didijaja8973]

THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO I'VE EVER COME ACROSS ON IMMUNE SYSTEM!!!

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Excellent to hear that. Please share with your friends :)

[@CatAndRain-kn6lv]

Try Kurzesagt - In a Nutshell but this is also very nice and detailed and also simplified a lot!

[@didijaja8973]

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[@Gumball935]

Watching this for my immune system military can get motivation, battle strategies, and train recruit immune system soldiers

[@luismanuelguterres4114]

What an incredible animation and explanation! I love it

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[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Please share :)

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Great video! Thank you so much!

[@Geoffsmeg]

Wow that’s amazing, a real eye-opener! Thank you!

[@sruthicherupleri2868]

Thank you for the beautiful and informative video🙏

[@patrickbennett439]

I love being covered in sebuma and half exploded micro organisms! So comforting to know! Thanks

[@MarianaTDC]

Whaouh, beautiful and well made animation ! Thanks for sharing

[@rebanelson607]

Excellent production!

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[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Excellent. Please share! :)

[@thatboyss5576]

Great animation. I’m sure many would appreciate this.

[@adityab.v.2832]

Fantastic to get deep knowledge of immune systems and producing cells. Thanks from a pharma student.

[@mijitv2862]

Wow.. Super.. Enjoyed very well the immune system journey. 👏👏👏

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🎉 thank you for this peace of information Dr.

[@hillary.7646]

This is an amazing video!!!! Especially for the visual learners

[@apdalrahman3677]

Magic work amazing every thing in the video is perfectly prepared, Thank you very much

[@adiakiyes6354]

Sir Thom you're a genius. The best teacher. Many thanks...Keep going.....

[@mednotes197]

this is the best explanation on immune system i have watched so far. thank you for creating this masterpiece! it feels like i'm watching an action movie, and at the same time learning about my body

[@MariyaJabar]

That was really a great expalanaition with animations keep going😊

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[@sorinapalade9793]

Mind blowing presentation!!!!

[@drhussainkhan7369]

Wow!!!! great work it reminded me the whole hematology 😊

[@etheldames9009]

Thankyou for this video. Very interesting about the immune system.

[@doriettprada3446]

Excelente, muchas gracias

[@bigjimmyenglish]

Excellent work on the animations. Like and watched

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Thanks. Please share! :)

[@randinu99]

Amazing creations of the nature

[@user-fi4ep5yo7z]

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[@casualcasual1234]

Thank you so much for the animation!! I am self-learning immunology and this definitely helped me visualized and imagine how different leukocytes operate :)

[@munwarnanjani4759]

same to you 😘

[@Prof.HanselukasMathLessons]

Amazing piece of knowledge, right❤

[@gayathrisankar2570]

Best animated video and very helpful and easily understood..👍 unbelievable movements

[@BarryAnderson]

Excellent and thank you

[@user-zu2sm9rs2p]

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[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Thanks!! Please share! :)

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[@rakhitatla]

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[@doctor02new]

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[@mirriammwansa8900]

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[@LeafySpreads]

The micro human body is so amazing!

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Thanks!! Please share! :)

[@miraal8]

Wonderful presentation

[@alexayilyildirim]

What an outstanding presentation and animation. I am studying for a nursing major, and I am visual learning; your channel helps me learn and memorize. Thank you so much

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Excellent. Please share :)

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[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Thanks!! Please share! :)

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Had fun watching this, felt like some action thriller while being very informative

[@ernestdmayjr9097]

lol true.

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[@Boukousnour29]

It’s the power of our one only god that allows to those cells to work with this regularity and specific methods.. am speechless ALHAMDOULILLAH 🤲🏻❤️

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Thank you

[@bromatonta]

Amazing!!

[@ernestdmayjr9097]

Such a great video to help learn more in depth about the immune systemin the human body thank you for sharing.

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