excellent! i find myself not even needing to rewind ur videos, thats how clear ur explanations are and thank you so much for ur time and effort in helping us :)
I have revised whole immune system through your lectures by multiple strategies.. listening thoroughly , jotting down whole lecturer verbatim from the white board and then resorted to skipping words and scribbling just the key physiology jargon .. that is how i am able to finish through all biology video in as quick as possible... thanks for ur help.. Long live Ammerikka and its people.
Its superb explaination i did not understand this topic from last month but after seeing your vedio i understood everything clearly ... Thank you for your great vedios and effort .
I had a Rhogham shot after my first had to carry a card in case of blood loss also had it after 2 Nd. My children have there father’s blood type. I decided I would not chance harming a baby . Two was healthy and I was happy!
Rh incompatibility goes both ways, but no one speaks of consequences of species inter-breeding when an Rh negative male and Rh positive female copulated, such as autism, birth defects, and various diseases of the blood.
I have a question, what's the biological significance of antigen A, B and D protein? What is their actual role on human physiology? Why do our red blood cells need them?
thank you I found this very helpful but I need an explanation in the second fetus, the antibody bind to its D-antigen, but how this is dangerous ? we know that antibodies cant damage a cell by it self, it need a killer cells..(right?)
Great video, thanks. I have a question, is abortion considered a first pregnancy as well? Has the blood had a chance to mix at 8 weeks? A rhogam was given after. She is A- and I am A+, what would be the best action considering she is now 28 weeks pregnant. Thank you.
"However since the fetel red blood cells usually leak during childbirth, this will not effect the fetus (during first pregnancy)." what does this line mean? By googling I found that the first fetus doesn't get effected as most often the child is born before the antibodies get produced inside mother's immune system. source : www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/rh
As i understood because the antigens are passing to the mothers blood during the birth , there is a time forming of the antibodies , but in second pregnancy because antibodies are already forming wwhen birth is realising antibodies which are formed before can pass thbabys blood and burst the red blood cells by the help of the immune cells like the cytotoxic t cells .
As I understand from this video it should not because the fetus blood gets to the mother and not vice versa. But if it would then it could have complications on future pregnancies of the baby if it's a female. But I don't think this is the case, so to answer your question it shouldn't. I could be wrong though.
RH blood is a jock. I never believe that. Japanese Since furukawa said O blood is warrior .since that time Many sience of Europe try to follow furukawa by classify blood .
excellent! i find myself not even needing to rewind ur videos, thats how clear ur explanations are and thank you so much for ur time and effort in helping us :)
John Michael thanks John, thats awesome to know! :-)
Same here!!!!! It saves a lot of time too!:)
I have revised whole immune system through your lectures by multiple strategies.. listening thoroughly , jotting down whole lecturer verbatim from the white board and then resorted to skipping words and scribbling just the key physiology jargon .. that is how i am able to finish through all biology video in as quick as possible... thanks for ur help.. Long live Ammerikka and its people.
What do you do for a living that you know SO much about so many different topics? so curious. you're great at explaining complicated concepts.
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Its superb explaination i did not understand this topic from last month but after seeing your vedio i understood everything clearly ... Thank you for your great vedios and effort .
Finally, someone who makes sense. Is there any truth to people with Rh- having an extra vertebrae or an extra rib, or any other mutations? ♥
Thanks AK I love your videos and your website, with my exams looming your lectures are invaluable. As always, thumbs up!
John O'Callaghan Thanks John! I appreciate that! Study hard :)
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I had a Rhogham shot after my first had to carry a card in case of blood loss also had it after 2 Nd. My children have there father’s blood type. I decided I would not chance harming a baby . Two was healthy and I was happy!
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Good job as always. I hope there is subtitles. So we can understand the content better
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Rh incompatibility goes both ways, but no one speaks of consequences of species inter-breeding when an Rh negative male and Rh positive female copulated, such as autism, birth defects, and various diseases of the blood.
Great video! Thank you!!
I have a question, what's the biological significance of antigen A, B and D protein? What is their actual role on human physiology? Why do our red blood cells need them?
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/15071789/
Thanks for the link !
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thank you I found this very helpful
but I need an explanation
in the second fetus, the antibody bind to its D-antigen, but how this is dangerous ? we know that antibodies cant damage a cell by it self, it need a killer cells..(right?)
what are the antibodies produced by rh positive?
Dear AK Lectures,
I am trying to learn more about the VI+ and VI- forms of Rh antigens. Do you have a video that can help?
can you suggest me any books to follow for biochemistry...plz
Great video, thanks. I have a question, is abortion considered a first pregnancy as well? Has the blood had a chance to mix at 8 weeks? A rhogam was given after. She is A- and I am A+, what would be the best action considering she is now 28 weeks pregnant. Thank you.
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"However since the fetel red blood cells usually leak during childbirth, this will not effect the fetus (during first pregnancy)." what does this line mean? By googling I found that the first fetus doesn't get effected as most often the child is born before the antibodies get produced inside mother's immune system.
source : www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/rh
As i understood because the antigens are passing to the mothers blood during the birth , there is a time forming of the antibodies , but in second pregnancy because antibodies are already forming wwhen birth is realising antibodies which are formed before can pass thbabys blood and burst the red blood cells by the help of the immune cells like the cytotoxic t cells .
What about if the father is Rh negative and the mother is positive. I'm guessing that the 2nd child won't be affected?
OmgKittys78 there can be of 45% chance to be child to be of RH - AND 65% chance of child being rh +. Child will not be affected as mother is rh + .
Does an rh positive mother affect an rh negative fuetus
As I understand from this video it should not because the fetus blood gets to the mother and not vice versa. But if it would then it could have complications on future pregnancies of the baby if it's a female. But I don't think this is the case, so to answer your question it shouldn't. I could be wrong though.
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What is an antigen?
if u have less time then just do what i do put the videos at x1.25 (efficient)
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RH blood is a jock. I never believe that. Japanese Since furukawa said O blood is warrior .since that time Many sience of Europe try to follow furukawa by classify blood .