What Are Oligodendrocytes?

[@paleopod1226]

These are great videos about glial cells. You're very passionate about glials

[@BensLab]

I remember learning this stuff in university..not quite as interesting as this..Your animations are neat.

[@tanzilakhan3653]

Thanks alot! Your animation and way of explaining things really helps alot!

[@marwarirai5841]

Thanks to this channel ☺️🐱

[@potptvpatsonthepulse5701]

FAN-TASTIC explanation thank you so much!!

[@crissymorales8300]

Very easy to understand. Thank you!!!!!

[@neurotransmissions]

Thanks for watching! Glia are an amazing thing. :D

[@harikrishnagupta5366]

Seeing your video generates huge intrest in topic!! Keep making videos we love u!!❤️

[@yuenyanlau42]

Thanks for the clear explanation!

[@Neontronique]

This is the best video yet.

[@CarlosBenito28]

The father of neuroscience is Santiago Ramón y Cajal, a Spanish physician who studied the neuron and its myelin sheath around 1900. He also studied and described with great precision the oligodendrocytes and astocytes. He got the Nobel prize for medicine

[@Praisestoallah7]

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[@Brainisnotacomputer]

Possible minor mistake in the video? The speed vs diameter should be a square-root relation, not linear.

[@neurotransmissions]

Brain is (not) a computer Oh dang! Yes, a mistake. Micah does the animations and didn't look too deeply into it before creating the graph. Thanks for pointing it out!

[@ZeroThree31]

Excellent video 👏 🧠 🤓 ❤

[@sunnykem646]

GREAT VIDEOOOOOOOO. easy to understand, animation helps a lot!!!

[@david12kk5]

Awesome video

[@Nurr0]

Thanks! This just helped me with my studies. Subbed!

[@neurotransmissions]

Awesome! Good luck with it!

[@ulurag]

good info, but I hate the soundeffects - I listen to youtube while doing other activites, so soundeffects like these get really annoying.

[@benthelearner6104]

I heard in a video that continuously learning new things (languages, musics, problem solving) encourage the Myelination?

[@xX3laal9amtXx]

YOU'RE AMAZING

[@FreshPotential]

Am I correct in saying that astrocytes sense the nerve firing, and release a chemical which causes oligodendrocytes to form myelin around axons? Very cool video by the way, thanks.

[@SummertimeSadness-v9l]

Love it 😍❤

[@mehdihamouti1428]

so great

[@neurotransmissions]

Thanks!

[@victorndcarv]

Great! Thanks!

[@dannichols6261]

I read that one oligodendrocyte can myelinate multiple axons, but I wonder if one oligodendrocyte could also myelinate multiple internodes of a single axon also, either instead of or in conjunction with myelinateing multiple axons?

[@McDROID]

Myelin sheath is 80% lipid - that's fat - what happens to the sheath when people do low fat high carb diet as it's been pushed for decades? any stats showing corelation?

[@Stich7777777777]

Вау! Спасибо большое!

[@EconaelGaming]

I was curious about myelin occurring only in vertebrates and I found this: www.pbrc.hawaii.edu/~danh/InvertebrateMyelin/ It seems they have very similar insulation.

[@voicefromtheshadows6982]

Thanks for making this :) Does anyone know if rTMS causes you to make BDNF and insulin-like growth factor 1 in an analogous manor?

[@laze4534]

Do you think we could ever say, extract oligodendrocyte, duplicate it, then populate the brain with more oligodendrocyte allowing us to learn faster?

[@NickCombs]

Based on this video, that might be a really useful tool in treating MS and other neurological disorders. Learning faster? Not sure. I'd be really interested to see if it simply protects and enables a normal level of cognition, or if it would stimulate more plasticity.

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[@ghanoomm.30]

there is shshshshs sound

[@neurotransmissions]

+ahmad gh Is it background noise you're talking about?

[@ghanoomm.30]

yes

[@edris.alkozi]

cute and smart hoooooooooooooooooooo

[@michaelwinter742]

The books on your shelf are all pretty old. #pettyobservation

[@neurotransmissions]

Michael Winter Yeah, we love our books! 😄