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0:00 Introduction
0:05 Blood Functions Transportation of nutrients, gases, wastes, hormones Regulation of pH Restriction of fluid loss during injury Defense against pathogens and toxins Regulation of body temperature
8:17 Red Blood Cells Erythrocytes are shaped like biconcave discs Enucleated Hemoglobin is the main protein at work - Like an oxygen raft - Oxyhemoglobin vs. deoxyhemoglobin Last up to 4 months 1-3 million new RBCs enter the blood stream per second!
12:03 Breakdown and Renewal of RBCS In the liver, spleen, or bone marrow RBCs are engulfed and they hemolyze (rupture) Hemoglobin is broken down - Biliverdin → Bilirubin Erythropoiesis makes new RBCs (with EPO)
25:34 White Blood Cells Leukocytes come in many varieties and have incredible abilities to defend the body - Can migrate out of the blood stream - Have amoeboid movement - Attracted to specific stimuli - Most do phagocytosis
27:25 Neutrophils (50-70% of WBCS) - Swallow up foreign invaders - The "front lines" Eosinophils (2-4% of WBCs) - Attack objects w/ antibodies - Great at attacking parasites - Increase in # during allergic
29:38 Monocytes (2-8% of WBCs) - Largest of WBCS - Great at endocytosis (engulfing) - Circulates for -24 hrs, then becomes tissue macrophage Lymphocytes (20-30% of WBCs) - Circulate in blood, but also hang out in lymphatic organs - T cells - B cells - Natural killer cells
32:42 Platelets Thrombocytes look like pieces of a shattered plate! . These cells have many important roles related to clotting blood: - Release chemicals to help clots occur - Form a temporary patch on walls of damaged
33:40 Vascular Phase - Vascular spasm = decreases diameter - Endothelial cells release chemical factors Platelet Phase - Platelet plug - Release of more chemicals (ADP, clotting factors) Coagulation (Blood clotting) Phase - In addition to platelets, fibrinogen is converted to fibrin to form a net-like structure • Fibrinolysis Clot removal
36:30 Hemorrhage Thrombus Embolism Anemia Sickle cell disease Hemophilia Leukemia
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By the way, mammalian blood is red because we use iron for oxygen transport. Iron becomes red when in contact with oxygen: Rust. Many Arthropods, like Horseshoe crabs use copper for oxygen transport, copper turns blue in contact with oxygen, so Horseshoe crabs have blue blood.
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This video made me understand blood so much better than reading it in my text book. I have a test tomorrow on blood functions and types and am now confident I will ace this test! Thank You and wish me luck!
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Great vid. I'm reading the manga "Cells at work" and before I knew that blood is only made of leukocytes, erythrocytes and thrombocytes. What else does human blood need? In this manga I've known about neutrophils, macrophages, Helper/Killer T cells etc and your video gave me a more systematic look at it.
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Awesome video. I believe Basophils are more involved in the process of an allergic reaction though, at least from what I have read.
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I enjoyed this teaching episode very much. Very simple to understand. But i surprise you did not mentioned anything about Polycythemia vera .
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Good video I enjoyed it. The blood does not transport waste and toxins. Toxins and waste are Very acidic, as you stated if blood of goes below 7.2 ish then you would die, waste and toxins are carried to the kidneys etc through the lymphatic system.
Technically it does with carbon dioxide which is a waste product.
it also carries urea to the kidneys, water (as a waste product) to the lungs and kidneys. There are waste products in the bloodstream, there are also processes in place which remove it at a rate which keeps the blood ph at 7.4. Lungs, kidneys, liver, intestines
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11:36 I have a question:
Is the life span of an RBC taken on an average? I've been studying from Gyton and Lippincott, they mention the life span of an RBC as 3 months or 120 days while you say it is 4 months. Does it imply than an extra 30 days are needed to get old blood cells out of the blood stream?
I'm new to biology with an engineering degree so I'm taking a lot of time to gain as much concept as I can before I major in molecular biology.
120 days is 4 months so I'm not sure where the 3 months come in at unless it is referring to range.
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important to note the globulins and the receptors on rbc's determine blood type, this may be a objective of cov2 to change blood type or to adapt but being rejected considering donor adverse effects, cov2 may deregulate the exchange of o2 molecules in rbc's maybe the rbc's lacks a o2 molecule in its cycle returning to the left atrium with less than 4 o2 molecules
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since albumin prevents blood vessels from losing fluid then why do the capillaries leak fluid that is then picked up by the lymphatic system?
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Great video, after nuclear ejection do you know what happens to the nucleus? Does it make another rbc or develop a new cytoplasm and become a wbc or something?
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at 2.11, what kind of gas loss is there during centrifuge and plasmapheresis? or gas increase when the blood is outside the bloodstream considering rbc's collect o2
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