The mystery of the disappearing lymphocytes

Lymphocytes are immune cells that play vital roles in fighting infections. The most well-known lymphocytes are the T cells and B cells of the adaptive immune system. In the 1950s and 1960s, scientists performed experiments to follow lymphocytes on their journey around the body, which helped us to work out where they go and what they do. This work laid the foundation for everything we know about T cells today, including how they become activated to fight infections and how they form memory populations that provide long-lasting immunity.
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[@rudanden_club]

Please do more this kind of videos!! My kids love to learn these little cute army in our body!~

[@skaalfort]

the video pretty much included everything science knows about the immune system so far

[@maxi4251]

@@skaalfort Not even near...

[@rudanden_club]

still a lot of interesting details, at least I would love to see how cute is the B cells and macrophages

[@IngviGautsson]

Search for "Once Upon a Time... Life", your kids will love it.

[@tomato-v8x]

@@skaalfort This video pretty much covered everything YOU know about the immune system. It barely even scratched the surface...

[@TH__TranPhuongQuynh]

The animation is absolutely gorgeous and the information provided is so detailed. Keep up the good work !!

[@pacha7977]

Beautifully done. Congratulations 👏👏👏

[@footfault1941]

Visualization is key for this kind of subject. Impossible to conceive what's going on inside the cell otherwise. Nicely done!

[@jameskohl7959]

Agreed. See: "Visualizing a protonated RNA state that modulates microRNA-21 maturation" 10/26/20 from folks at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA. Ask if Ralph Baric knew how to create the #SARSCOV2 spike protein.

[@signupisannoying]

Wow, great quality here. I learned a lot and really enjoyed this.

[@Grateful.For.Everything]

This was so well done! Loved this perspective.

[@TheBlueB0mber]

Informative & fun animation, thanks!

[@robertp4716]

A superb production by every measure!

[@abernard2695]

Lovely video that explains this complicated process in a way that is easy to understand and interesting! Well done! My only critique would be to include Rosalind Franklin at the start of the video with Watson and Crick since it was her x-ray diffraction photos that elucidated the structure of DNA!!

[@lissaolbeter9229]

she was pictorially listed so perhaps the video has already been revised.

[@kwiky5643]

Nature doesn’t make enough videos like this sadly

[@julesbartl9431]

@@lissaolbeter9229 Thank you! I had her in my first storyboard. She was there from the very start. :)

[@julesbartl9431]

She has been in the film form the very beginning, since my first storyboard :)
It was important to all of us to have her there.
She just pops up half a second after Crick and Watson (who are also not mentioned in the narration, only pictorially) to match where our narration says "London". I appreciate that it's a bit fast there and they all disappear quickly, so she's easy to miss. I'll bear that in mind for the next film!

[@poojanishad9542]

Amazing illustrations

[@darnelljamatia8785]

Very educational video. Kindly keep making more

[@natesanjyothikumari5256]

I am looking forward more videos like this in coming days

[@paulaz.flaquer9570]

Nicely done and animated ❤

[@risooo2274]

beautifully made video!

[@dilipsomani5020]

Simply Superb.....Animation, Narration and of course the content.

[@checkurs675]

this animation helped a lot in my understanding

[@fauxvier8519]

I LOVE the art style!

[@wissenistmacht6685]

very cool animations, that was actually entertaining

[@dylanparker130]

Good stuff.

[@krishnaaamancharla6903]

The video explains serious nature facts in easily understood by people with moderate English knowledge. I wish to spend more of such videos.

[@gailaltschwager7377]

Thank you!

[@mopaniworm]

Excellent!

[@natesanjyothikumari5256]

Very well presented 🎁 👏

[@user-hd1gv1su3h]

Thank you for preparing this, I love this! I was having hard time to explain what I am doing to my son (8 years old!) This would definitely be helpful and grab his attention to be a researcher!

[@leticiamatter4535]

Wonderful!

[@mujkocka]

It’s so interesting about how this is discovered. I would love to learn how he made all these discovery! Thanks for the intro. The lymphocytes are super cute.

[@A3Kr0n]

I'm blissfully unaware of this process.

[@benediktwalch1605]

Nice animations

[@sathishkumar-fj5rb]

Wow fantastic.

[@-KhushiPrajapati-sj9zh]

Fantabuloussssss!!!!!!

[@Troy-ol5fk]

Please make a video about ribosomes

[@chrisleon27]

Interesting

[@chandana___]

The lymphocytes are so cute

[@smalltricks8268]

Just Wow........!

[@Biology_by-Miss.Dahiya]

Nice

[@DaRyteJuan]

I can’t believe how complicated our human bodies are.

[@zeryphex]

When you donate blood, a lot of those lymphocytes exit your body and never come back.

[@user-gf9dr7lx4p]

From where does it come from?

[@marcomonti5758]

interesting

[@chrisberdin]

So I can comclude that I’m like a naive T cell.. 😂😂

[@QuentinAndres06]

amen

[@DoubleVanimation]

Where did this channel get funds?.

[@Carl-Ernst-Otto-Kunze]

Remote 'islanders' and contorted podesters, all invested anyhow

[@user-dw7ob9ni9h]

woah

[@thuyha8684]

Who is Thyas in your video ?

[@ahnsj5500]

The cute lymphocytes XD

[@forestnextdoor]

dendritic cellが特にかわいい

[@thegoalvoyage5485]

WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

[@shivakarthakur1750]

Radioactivity 678×10019 order

[@shivakarthakur1750]

Lymphoma

[@mariaceliawider9223]

Cute T cells

[@shivakarthakur1750]

Stem cells

[@robloxacc-9362]

1st hehehe

[@Carl-Ernst-Otto-Kunze]

Zipf Zombie Land

[@greenstatic9286]

Jojo stand sound at 2:57

[@treasuregoblin9188]

nice propaganda