Alex Hamon> this video doesn't have ads paying him for it Yes, it does, it's just that even without an ad-blocker, ads don't always run on videos, sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.
Kketansa Art Only if there are adverts running on the video at the time, and only on TH-cam desktop site. Anyway, instead of arguing about it, there's a ko-fi link in the description, so why not donate and claim the moral high ground of not expecting a reward?
the idea that lab-grown organs can exist within my lifetime is insane. it's something my family has been hoping for since my brother got his kidney transplant
The full video you made three years ago was actually what inspired me to study biology! And this semester I'm going to write my bachelor thesis :) thanks for that, you are awesome!
Gameryusic 825 what? You don’t have a fully teched out Dexter’s Laboratory style lab hiding behind your walls like the rest of us? Sucks to be you, friendo. Sucks to be you.
Seems like the video was designed to make us feel "close" to the whole concept of lab grown food. Like it's a focus test for the industry to examine how much they can get away with. I wouldn't be surprised if they use this technology to convert garbage into food so the upper class can sustain their own standards. Soylent Green anyone?
3021: All of humanity is destroyed. The grapes have created human death camps and eliminated all members of our species. They fucking won. Grapes now rule the world.
Exactly what I thought! :D Grapes? Check. Scalpels? Obtainable. SDS? Never heard of, but I'm gonna check on eBay. And slowly it went into bottles and plates I've never seen.
Given your title this is NOT what I was expecting. You’re a fantastic speaker, and this script, it’s at a peak of greatness. I love this. I learned something today. Thanks a lot man.
A man underwent a pig heart transplant, they didn't expect him to survive the surgery, but he actually lived two months longer than he would've. Not perfected, but they're making a LOT of progress compared to where they were when this video was made
@@epicjay8615 it would be a bit wild to be going about your day normally iust to remember "oh huh, the heart pumping in my body rn once belonged to a swine"
It's amazing that I read a scifi comic that's at least 20 years old by now where they had this exact concept of decelluarising an entire human and fill him back up with new cells to extend their lifespan to several centuries.
@Electric Pheonix not exactly, as when scientists perfect the science they'll be able to do it globally, easily to the point you could almost make it in your kitchen, drastically dropping the price of foods as we could mass replicate them. this could be true, or heck, it could be pennies!
Embedding tissues in paraffin could enhance the quality of the slices for microscopic visualization. I'm very interested in seeing comparative images of grape tissue, hollow grape cellulose, and meat berry tissue prepared using this method. The results must be fascinating. Although I found a video on this topic informative, I'd appreciate more detailed visual comparisons.
Wow, I can't believe it's been so long since I watched this. Anyway, I've just learned about the jackfruit. When unripe, it has a very fibrous texture that makes it perfect for use in vegan/vegetarian meat substitutes. Have you considered trying to grow meat on a jackfruit skeleton? Perhaps it will have a more natural, meat-like consistency.
@@pipe8248 Jackfruit is the largest (tropical) tree borne fruit with thick skin all covered in these weird little bumps. The inside of the fruit is a bit slimy and stringy(?) which you can either eat cooked or raw. People say that the ripe ones taste like mangoes and like the other tropical fruits and that they're sweet:] I personally don't like them though:] I feel like as if I'm eating brains (the texture) after a while (even if I don't know how brains feel like) :]
This is why I’m a crustacean main. Only octopuses have texture changers, so I don’t have to worry about it too much in the newer Southern Ocean server.
Suggestion here! Why not try using unripe jackfruit as scaffolding? Since jackfruit flesh has this very fibrous texture that it's used in my country, the Philippines, as a meat substitute in a dish.
at first i was like "moral baggage" is a weird way to say "ethics" but then i saw you were making meat grapes out of liquidized cow fetuses and monkey kidneys and i understood
Inevitably, someone's going to figure out how to build and plug in a heart based on a lion's heart, just for novelty. Even if it requires a fair bit of over/underclocking the thing or changing the channel diameters to get it to roughly match human spec.
Watching this 3 years ago and I don't know a single thing because I don't know English and a lot about science. Watching this now amazes me how simple they explain things.
@@ZodiacBlack11 you can connect earphones to it, only airpods though, technically you can't use anything else Only airpods Why did I say this? It's just like if in the future apple cibernitized everyone making them apple cyborgs
I love that you showed each and every process, even the ones that are usually left out in videos like these. It shows just how much work is really needed, it also solves a disconnect that I usually feel when watching videos like these, sometimes they would say to do A but not explain what A is, seemingly expecting the people watching to know how to do A already.
Wouldn't it make more sense to, in addition to staining the meat berry slices properly with the correct type of stain, maybe try fixing it in formalin first before slicing for a better slice. Or use the same technique used for a frozen section in an operating room, as formalin may not work well given the mechanism of action is essentially crosslinking proteins and cellulose is, well, obviously not a protein. But a frozen section methodology would likely do a decent enough job of fixing it before slicing, such that it doesn't just disintegrate into mush
I’ve heard recently that someone actually received one of the pig hearts and is still alive, it’s amazing how far science has come in such a short time
@@dabeast3211 well i mean, it's still a success at first, we knew it doable and it's potential right? So they would try see what is the problem and trying to fix that too
My friend has an ear that was carved from an apple and then meatified (the ear was originally a lumpy bit of cartilage that they couldn’t hear through, I think they can hear better there with their new ear but it’s not perfect about fixing hearing and we mutually make jokes about calling it a rock cause it’s hard)
You can use fluorescent nuclear stains instead like DAPI or Hoechst 33342 to pinpoint where the cells are at least (by staining their nuclei). You can also use Phalloidin conjugated with fluorescent probes (more costly) to stain the actin and you can visually see the cell body. Lastly you can use lipid-friendly (lipophilic) stains like DiO or DiI to stain the cell membranes of your cells first before injecting them to the grape matrix. That way you can tell apart the grape parts form the cells.
Repent of your sins and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, believe in your heart that He has died for sins and rose from the tomb on the third day and let the Holy Spirit within you, and you shall be saved. Amen
imagine doing that to a grape still on the stem then adding cherry tree genes, then grafting it onto a cherry tree. Pitless cherries with a grape texture.
@@idkwhattonamemyself196 Yes? Meat that wouldn't cost suffering of animals is totally vegan. You might really react like this genuinely (and if so I am sorry for taking it the wrong way), but if you're trying to use sarcasm you need to practice your creativity cause your levels of it are pretty low.
This is like a horror movie concept, once we discover how to make functional organs out of plants, we will consume every single piece of biomass in the world until there's nothing left-and that sounded waaaaay better in my head, DANG IT
How large a scaffold can this technique use? I'm thinking that if you were using this to make lab-grown meat and used, say, a watermelon (once you dealt with the seed issue) the quantity wouldn't be as much of a problem. PS apparently one of the main ethical roadblocks with lab-grown meat is that the petri dish technique requires a cow's uterine fluid (so in other words you have to kill calf foetuses to get it), does FBS avoid that matter if it's derived from blood plasma?
Indeed. The idea that harming plants has no moral implications is at best, extremely arrogant... But even the way the reasoning behind it is framed is pretty arrogant; 'It's only cruel if the thing you're harming has thoughts and/or feelings' -> 'plants have no feelings' -> 'therefore doing horrible things to plants is fine' The first question that arises is... Is the 'plants have no thoughts/feelings' thing actually an accurate statement, and how would you even demonstrate this without making a whole bunch of anthropomorphic based assumptions... The second question that arises is... What, precisely is so ethical about causing demonstrable harm to something but then arguing that this is OK because it couldn't feel it. Apply that second point to a human being and it doesn't seem so reasonable anymore does it? Is it less moral for me to slowly peel off your skin then stab you to death while you're awake, vs doing the exact same thing but making sure you're unconscious first? That seems... Questionable, yet it's basically the same reasoning...
I actually do this for a living! Another team decellularizes pig livers and kidneys, my team grows HUVECs (blood vessel tissue) and my old team was liver, and we'd take the 3D grafts, the HUVECs, and hepatocytes and seed them back in. Imho? Not nearly as far along as exogenetics. We can keep the "organs" alive for ~2 weeks (they'd last longer in a person, but not by much), but if we "challenge" them (like they'd be challenged by functioning in a sick patient), they lose meaningful function in about 5 hours. So. We'll see. A hint for next time you try to decellularize anything: a continuous perfusion pump will do much less damage than a stir bar! Just make sure you set it up so the tissue doesn't get sucked in. Also, I am so sorry, but I was laughing so hard any time you said anything about sterility and then immediately worked on stuff in short sleeves. The staphyloccocus!!! The STAPH!! But if it works for you, that's awesome!
You should tell people what they are eating I hope that AI can see me in future I don't want anyone to be cheated Tel Aviv Pondé went there I need to prevent so many people from having nightmares afterwards TELL ME AI HAS EVOLVED SO BAD THAT WE COULD PREVENT THIS FROM HAPPENING IN LARGE SCALE IN BRAZIL
Today I went to the doctor where I had a medical procedure done and I was in a lot of pain trying to recover. I started talking casually with a nurse to help distract myself from the pain and I vaguely remember that I introduced the concept of meat berries to her. She said she is now going to watch your TH-cam channel. I don’t fully remember what happened but I think it went well.
We’ve gathered 78 people in a triple blind study The first group ate regular grapes The second group ate meat berries The third group were given no grapes and became angry We named the study the grapes of wrath
@@ladyJustis Yeah I've noticed the same thing with strawberries, but I can tell a lot of the time they're not quite ripe yet, and strawberries don't get their real flavor until they're ripe.
Chemistry is real life alchemy anyway. This is something way crazier than any alchemist would've come up with. I mean, they wanted to turn lead into gold. _We can already do that._
Yep. It’s possible to build structures as long as you have a good scaffold, which is the ECM. Ultra high resolution 3d printing will be instrumental here.
He said at the end of the video that there were barely any cells compared to an actual steak, so it'd just taste like plain cellulose, which doesn't taste like anything.
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the fact this kind/quality of content is completely free on yt is insane to me.
mad props to the educational section of yt.
Consider becoming a patron, biology is expensive and this video doesn't have ads paying him for it.
Google agrees, that's why they paid respect to educational YT channels in the rewind by doing a "science experiment".
Alex Hamon> this video doesn't have ads paying him for it
Yes, it does, it's just that even without an ad-blocker, ads don't always run on videos, sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.
@@user-vn7ce5ig1z
If you see yellow marker dots in the bottom timeline, then it has ads. This video doesnt. Anyway it is sponsored by Nord VPN.
Kketansa Art
Only if there are adverts running on the video at the time, and only on TH-cam desktop site. Anyway, instead of arguing about it, there's a ko-fi link in the description, so why not donate and claim the moral high ground of not expecting a reward?
I came here for meat berries and I came out actually educated on cells growing and organs and I feel smart
Peter Parker your username makes this so much funnier
Now i can grow a beeftree
@@averypleasedbakedpotato8609 dude can i have one?
thank you peter parker, very cool
Name Peter Parker profile picture mii bob ross so I am confusion
"Yellow means VERY bad!" Apparently this is consistent across the sciences, it's not just chemistry.
Snow too
@@skanderman8769 😂😂
@@skanderman8769 God tier comment 🤣
@@Sockfish-jj6on this isn't reddit
So banana is bad?
the idea that lab-grown organs can exist within my lifetime is insane. it's something my family has been hoping for since my brother got his kidney transplant
I'll eat his other kidney
Yes that's a threat
@@TylerTMG I'll defeat you before you can do that.
@@pinkfurret6245 nice pfp btw
@@Prime501 cool thanks
Noone’s gonna talk about how he made this a full blown tutorial
WaTeR LeMoN and? I’m gonna make this during the summer holidays.
@@kingjdog tell us how it tastes
thats the point
Jashak You think the average viewer has access to equipment to make these?
They also teach how to design your own GMOs.
I like how this seems to have two applications:
1. Organ transplants
2. mmmm meat berry
mmmm meat berry
Mmmm me gusta
mmmm meat berry
Mmmm me gusta
mmmm meat berry
Doctor: Congratulations we found a heart to replace yours!
Patient: Oh, well who's the donor?
Doctor: Grape
G r a p e
patient: aw man, I was hoping for apple
@@omnical6135 no, only grape
@@insertcoolnamehere937 can I choose what kind of grape
@@josephdavison4189 no just grape
The full video you made three years ago was actually what inspired me to study biology! And this semester I'm going to write my bachelor thesis :) thanks for that, you are awesome!
hey man hows your thesis going? did you already finish?
@@dedusmuln Yes! I got my certification in September
@@flamezero.x2957good shit man
The chemical “gently” disintegrates every single one of the cells.
@Dukaag Cola screaming gently, of course.
@Dukaag Cola Every night I gently and peacefully cover the grapes with acid and fall asleep with ease.
not only that, SLS is a common ingredient in shampoos, which is why it's known to damage hair / scalp cells
@Katie Greenstein new shampoo not only provides a deep clean but also gently liberates your cells from your weak useless human body
I wanna be gently disintegrated 😩
So Groot is basically a decellularized human with plant cells.
@@DShKa. there's only one way to find out :)
Yes... only one way to find out..
CUT OPEN HIS BODY AND SEE WHATS INSIDE!
That’s one way to put it
Yes but why?
no hes a completely different race
I thought this would just be a meme but I actually learned something
[REDACTED] then it's memeing time
@[REDACTED]_ I'm you but better.
@[REDACTED]_ *engineer ho down on you*
How would it be a meme?
I remember my friend said that he could turn a grape into an onion, he just peeled the skin of and I believed it was an onion.
I’m sorry what
Holy crap that's hilarious and also pretty disturbing, wtf
So grapes are ogres. Makes sense
Yeah my dad did that with his face once. Peeled it off and then suddenly he was my mom.
Ever since we have had no milk at home.
What
Love how the detail of the video is as if I had the expertise and the equipment to do this at home.
Gameryusic 825 what? You don’t have a fully teched out Dexter’s Laboratory style lab hiding behind your walls like the rest of us? Sucks to be you, friendo. Sucks to be you.
Well,now you have a shopping list. Seems doable
Some Five Minute Crafts type shit, no biggie
Seems like the video was designed to make us feel "close" to the whole concept of lab grown food. Like it's a focus test for the industry to examine how much they can get away with.
I wouldn't be surprised if they use this technology to convert garbage into food so the upper class can sustain their own standards. Soylent Green anyone?
2018: They did surgery on a grape
2019: They did cell replacement therapy on a grape
2020: We have become the grape
Detroit: Become frutal.
3020: Grapekind gain rights to vote
3021: All of humanity is destroyed. The grapes have created human death camps and eliminated all members of our species. They fucking won. Grapes now rule the world.
Yes but the surgery was from a few more years back
draconiusultamius I was waiting for a comment like this😂😂👍🏾
2018: they did surgery on a grape
2019: they did surgery with a grape
big boi angle 2020: they got surgery from a grape
2021 grapes have defeated apes...
2009: "do you have any grapes?"
2022 grapeocalypse...
progress
I like how he asks, "Why don't we make a meat berry?" with the candour of asking, "Why don't we get some Macdonald's icecream?"
Is there even any ice or cream in that stuff?
both difficult
"Nice ear"
"Thanks, they're from Apple"
Wait for it... this comment is gonna get lots of likes and replies if we wait long enough when people say it’s underrated
I'm more scared that someone complemented your *EAR*
I-ear
Nice earphones
Randome person walking past: love your ear shape
2025: The grape did surgery on me
You forgot “in Russia”
@@idioticbosd7995 IN SOVIET RUSSIA GRAPES DOES SURGERY ON YOU
Quoc anh Vu Pham yes
If we make it past 2020😥
Well you should thank him grapes are putting their lives on the line to save humans.
This started out looking like something you could do at home
I was so hopefull
Dukaag Cola no, i dont think so.
You can make a centrifuge with string and a disk. Not sure how to get your hands on all the ingredients, but I bet you could if you searched enough.
Christopher Thompson yeah, not so sure about the water insulated incubator and the fetus juice
Exactly what I thought! :D Grapes? Check. Scalpels? Obtainable. SDS? Never heard of, but I'm gonna check on eBay. And slowly it went into bottles and plates I've never seen.
Given your title this is NOT what I was expecting. You’re a fantastic speaker, and this script, it’s at a peak of greatness. I love this. I learned something today. Thanks a lot man.
A man underwent a pig heart transplant, they didn't expect him to survive the surgery, but he actually lived two months longer than he would've. Not perfected, but they're making a LOT of progress compared to where they were when this video was made
Okay but imagine living with a pig heart. Wouldn’t that just be so odd?
Aside from that, that’s really cool!
@@epicjay8615 it would be a bit wild to be going about your day normally iust to remember "oh huh, the heart pumping in my body rn once belonged to a swine"
baby kitten heart, 2x the beats
and they probably learnt a LOT from that experiment
@@darkmoondeath00 You're weird
The era of plant-based meat is over. The era of meat-based plant has begun
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOO
@@rojoscostanada8685 LETS GOOO
WOOOOH
YASSSS!!!
WHY YALL HAPPY THEY GONNA TAKE OVER THE WORLD
2010 Me thinking the future is going to be full of cyborgs.
2020 Me realizing the future is gonna be full of fruitborgs.
@Hussam Almahdwai you still understood what he meant so it made sense
@Hussam Almahdwai wow dude he was joking chill out
Creepy confusion
Oh CrAp ThEyVe EsCaPeD
People are fruits
It's amazing that I read a scifi comic that's at least 20 years old by now where they had this exact concept of decelluarising an entire human and fill him back up with new cells to extend their lifespan to several centuries.
Idk why but thus is funny to me
That's an entirely different human, at that point...
I guess it'd have to be genetically identical stem cells...
world in 10 years:
-meatberry steaks only 2.99$
Original old style cow steak only 49.99$
Still, meatberry sounds tasty and cute at the same time. With just a hint of nasty😅
Ngl 'Meatberry Steak' sounds really nice as a name
@Electric Pheonix stfu its a joke
@Electric Pheonix not exactly, as when scientists perfect the science they'll be able to do it globally, easily to the point you could almost make it in your kitchen, drastically dropping the price of foods as we could mass replicate them. this could be true, or heck, it could be pennies!
Hey real quick how long have you been a wizard?
I'd say his wizardry started when he made cold fire
i'm disturbed
After 30
@@godrel6177 This is absolutley possible watch The Action Lab :) he alredy made a vid. on this
Your pfp🤣😭🤣
I love when smart people do cursed shit like this, simply because its possible.
*yes*
Cursed? More like the blessing of science.
Everything science doing is literally miracle.
Having a pig heart as replacement sounds cursed to me, cool science regardless 😂
This is literally my BFF talking about me. I do cursed shit on a daily basis and prank her with it
Embedding tissues in paraffin could enhance the quality of the slices for microscopic visualization. I'm very interested in seeing comparative images of grape tissue, hollow grape cellulose, and meat berry tissue prepared using this method. The results must be fascinating. Although I found a video on this topic informative, I'd appreciate more detailed visual comparisons.
This brings "We did surgery on a grape" to a whole new level.
Stfu
TKOR?
@@xtcrider8270 chill
THAT IS WHAT I THOUGHT
“We made a grape perform surgery on a grape.”
2094: "See that dude over there?" "His body is made out of apples."
the iperson
lol
LOL
"Oh really? My niece was an apple as well!"
Honestly that would be so funny and so cool
Wow, I can't believe it's been so long since I watched this. Anyway, I've just learned about the jackfruit. When unripe, it has a very fibrous texture that makes it perfect for use in vegan/vegetarian meat substitutes. Have you considered trying to grow meat on a jackfruit skeleton? Perhaps it will have a more natural, meat-like consistency.
Ohhh in my country we cook young Jack fruit just like we cook meat and it looks like meat but the taste is quite different
What is jackfruit lol
@@pipe8248 Jackfruit is the largest (tropical) tree borne fruit with thick skin all covered in these weird little bumps. The inside of the fruit is a bit slimy and stringy(?) which you can either eat cooked or raw. People say that the ripe ones taste like mangoes and like the other tropical fruits and that they're sweet:]
I personally don't like them though:]
I feel like as if I'm eating brains (the texture) after a while (even if I don't know how brains feel like) :]
@@findappear_9733 lmao personally I like the texture but I get what you mean. I think jackfruit meat is a lot thicker than brain tho😂
You ever wondered why you need a meat substitute?
This was in my recommendation for quite a while and now that I have finally watched this, I feel BIG BRAINED.
1950: "we will have flying cars in the future"
2019: meat grapes and apple ears
Still cool so. :)
Don't forget mushroom furniture.
and flying cars
Delicious.
Better than flying cars which was a stupid idea to begin with.
de-cellularization is literally just removing in-game texture files on an object in real-time
Pallet swapped grape, or meat berry. You decide!
Fun perspective
This is why I’m a crustacean main. Only octopuses have texture changers, so I don’t have to worry about it too much in the newer Southern Ocean server.
Max Crustacean mains no skill, Cephalopod mains have high skill floor
cephalopod mains ftw
😂 texture packs
Just imagine telling someone, "my ears were once apples"...
wouldn't you say "my ears ARE apples"?
@@guh2908 no because I ate your ears
😂
Cauliflower ear can take a whole other meaning now
@The guy you see in a mirror kommunist
Suggestion here! Why not try using unripe jackfruit as scaffolding? Since jackfruit flesh has this very fibrous texture that it's used in my country, the Philippines, as a meat substitute in a dish.
Jackfruit would work quite well as a base, seeing as it already has the basic texture of muscle fibre.
I had the same thought :)
And they’re HUGE
at first i was like "moral baggage" is a weird way to say "ethics" but then i saw you were making meat grapes out of liquidized cow fetuses and monkey kidneys and i understood
I mean-
“Yo why u carving that apple”
“Oh, I’m just making someone’s future ear”
“You’re WHAT”
I ear you
A sentence I never thought I'd hear
That’s not how it works
Reality Rupture BuT you didn’t
@@felix.mp3639 they read it. XD
From "they did surgery on a grape" to "the made a meat grape". Amazing
"I need suction, we're going to lose this grape if we can't find the bleed and seal it! Get me another bag of Type G blood, stat!"
2018: "They did surgery on a grape"
2019: "They turned a grape into a monkey kidney"
@pulpnonfiction bruh
@pulpnonfiction I mean, to be honest, Quake was a good game.....
ok boomer
@Nick Gerr bruh
SrLupinotuum ok boomer
Imagine going to a restaurant and asking for
*MEAT GRAPE*
Meat berry
G I V E M E M E A T G R A P E
I can only dream...
Useless Shroob it’ll happen. Trust me.
Popcorn chicken
Imagine being they guy who says “I have the heart of a pig”
Inevitably, someone's going to figure out how to build and plug in a heart based on a lion's heart, just for novelty. Even if it requires a fair bit of over/underclocking the thing or changing the channel diameters to get it to roughly match human spec.
Imagine being the guy who says "I have the heart of a berry"
My friend name is Anne Leonhardt AND yes she's from attack on titan lol
Where you on my discord?-
I know a guy with a pig heart. He has had one since he was a child.
Watching this 3 years ago and I don't know a single thing because I don't know English and a lot about science. Watching this now amazes me how simple they explain things.
This reminds me of a strange dream I had when scientists perfected this technology and created “Yeat” or yam meat.
*_YEET_*
@@Davis... YEEET
Lmao
YEET
YAYEET
Interviewer: so what makes you so special?
Me: my ear is made out of apple
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It's a nice snack.
@@ZodiacBlack11 you can connect earphones to it, only airpods though, technically you can't use anything else
Only airpods
Why did I say this? It's just like if in the future apple cibernitized everyone making them apple cyborgs
The equivalent of this video.
Now thats a whole new level of kink
I love that you showed each and every process, even the ones that are usually left out in videos like these. It shows just how much work is really needed, it also solves a disconnect that I usually feel when watching videos like these, sometimes they would say to do A but not explain what A is, seemingly expecting the people watching to know how to do A already.
I'd rather eat beef grapes than a pair of monkey meat grapes, like they made.
Wouldn't it make more sense to, in addition to staining the meat berry slices properly with the correct type of stain, maybe try fixing it in formalin first before slicing for a better slice. Or use the same technique used for a frozen section in an operating room, as formalin may not work well given the mechanism of action is essentially crosslinking proteins and cellulose is, well, obviously not a protein. But a frozen section methodology would likely do a decent enough job of fixing it before slicing, such that it doesn't just disintegrate into mush
2 Kinds of people truly impress me:
1) Musicians.
2) Crazy science people.
Woah there, I'm both of those! Are you proud of me
@@CedarTallman musician is viable I started making music digitally since I was 12
@@clakscovsky same-
@@CedarTallman HEY IM AN ORCHESTRA KID AND A LAB ASSISTANT
@@clakscovsky so you aren't a "crazy science person"
I’m so uncomfortable looking at that fake ear
can we do cat ears for humans now?
...
...
how 'bout now? 9_9
jSkrat Nyarlathotep lol wtf
Apple chips!
@@buddyclem7328 APPLE Jerky
a p p l e m e a t
"I picked grapes because it's the ultimate punchline for my joke" Just love it, seriously, I love that mentality.
That ear looks so much better than when one was growing on the back of a mouse!
I’ve heard recently that someone actually received one of the pig hearts and is still alive, it’s amazing how far science has come in such a short time
now he is dead
he died 2 months later
@@dabeast3211 well i mean, it's still a success at first, we knew it doable and it's potential right? So they would try see what is the problem and trying to fix that too
I thought I remembered my 8th grade science teacher saying they used pig hearts as temporary transplants. like it was a regular thing.
@@dabeast3211 2 month is alot for a pig heart
"Moral baggage" is my new favorite science term
When you said moral bandage in class 😑😐
@@Smol.Gillian wot
@@tigersandflowers medieval bandage
@@Mari-gq2jp mama ducal band dash
@@badanimationstudios3358 funni
I clicked on this just 'cause I wanted to watch a cursed video and by the time it ended I had a medical license.
Zech underrated comment lmao
Lol
This is how you impress your parents who have high expectations
yah like we have a lab
Patient: *lost a testicle*
Doctor: *puts a grape instead*
i love how he made it look like a tutorial as if we following along
I was following along😶
You spent weeks in 20 min?
My friend has an ear that was carved from an apple and then meatified (the ear was originally a lumpy bit of cartilage that they couldn’t hear through, I think they can hear better there with their new ear but it’s not perfect about fixing hearing and we mutually make jokes about calling it a rock cause it’s hard)
@@tigersandflowers it’s too tough to eat, it’s cartilage now
@@tigersandflowers mike tyson?
@@tigersandflowers technically... Our ears as they are now are already edible! 🤔
@@tigersandflowers but that would hurt trying to eat them 🤕
@@Mari-gq2jp i mean if nerves have grown in the ear yeah , but if not probably no
Would it be legal to create a human "meat berry" then eat it or would it be considered cannibalism?
Mob Slayer 🤔😦🤯
Either way; yum yum
Cannibalism isn't illegal
@@wurttmapper2200 Its just *sorta* discouraged by society.
@@carrotylemons1190The bad thing isn't eating human meat, is killing people and or profanating tombs to get the meat.
1:03 Ah crap.. I forgot to water my liver…
I guess that would make it a Liverpool
@@jackpaxton9391i laughed 😂
“Hey, i’m buying grapes what color you want? Purple or gre-“
“Meat.”
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They did biology on a grape
I forgot about this meme
Biotechnology
Grape is biology itself
It would be biotechnology in this case
@@Doct0rLekter shut up, it's just a meme
could you decellurize a slim jim and turn it into a fruit stick
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Y E S
YES
YES
Make a slim Jim carrot
Just watched this from my watch later playlist. This is so cool and mindblowing, motivates me to join the microbiology/biotechnology
Glad that you answered one of the important questions on what the grape would taste like.
This brings a whole new meaning to the term "an ear of corn"
OH CRAP
@@tigersandflowers hater also stip swearing
@@thefirebeanie5481 bruh they literally said they love the idea, they were just stating that it was impossible to do.
@@shuckle5013 no its definitely possible
@@thefirebeanie5481 OH GRAPE
imagine the future jobs like: apple carver specialized in making ears
Jxrdn imagine the first person with this job:
“i have a boring office job, what about you?”
“oh, you know, i just carve apples to make ears”
@Philip Schlaepfer doubt, they need to be costumised for the pacient.
Devils Advocate 💀💀💀💀💀
@@身赤-w3w well, maybe we can scan the patient's ear and how it should be and use that file to carve the customised ear
I mean you say that but, like legit, picture the body modding scene this shit would unfold. Easiest thing to come to mind, want some elf ears bro?
You can use fluorescent nuclear stains instead like DAPI or Hoechst 33342 to pinpoint where the cells are at least (by staining their nuclei). You can also use Phalloidin conjugated with fluorescent probes (more costly) to stain the actin and you can visually see the cell body. Lastly you can use lipid-friendly (lipophilic) stains like DiO or DiI to stain the cell membranes of your cells first before injecting them to the grape matrix. That way you can tell apart the grape parts form the cells.
"how do you like your grapes?" "oh i like them meat"
catgrain animations meatium rare
They did recellularization on a grape 😳
" Vegetarians developing trust issue with Grapes"
Lmao 😂😂😂
ahahaha
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@@randomdude6368-g8z silence
@@randomdude6368-g8z no
I don’t understand anything he’s talking about but it’s still so interesting to watch
1970: in 2019 were gunna have flying cars
2019: *Meat berry*
2027: berry substitute organs
Are you winning son?
Yeah dad I'm watching a man make meat out of grapes.
It’s kiwami japan all over again
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grapes out of meat*
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It's missing lamb sauce... Don't tell him until we find it.
How about grape/fruit cells in animal scaffolds? Like a chicken made entirely of orange.
That's an awesome idea!
That will ascend you to the 4th dimension and merge you with the matrix
Orange chicken
@@cobalt2257 ayyyyyeeeeee
Vegans: Confused screaming
This is so mindblowingly awesome!
Thank you for this!
I never knew this process existed, and I love how he demonstrated it on a grape
Repent of your sins and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, believe in your heart that He has died for sins and rose from the tomb on the third day and let the Holy Spirit within you, and you shall be saved. Amen
@@romitsu968 ok
@@romitsu968 how about no 😃
imagine doing that to a grape still on the stem then adding cherry tree genes, then grafting it onto a cherry tree. Pitless cherries with a grape texture.
@@Willy_Tepes lmao
@@Willy_Tepes or eggplant 🍆
I've been looking for a non vegan grape 👏 thank you, sir
This is... vegan. Veganism's got nothing to do with meat and everything to do with animal exploitation.
Well it actually can be vegan
@@kaczuszkapaczuszka7979 o.m.g REALLY????????
@@idkwhattonamemyself196 Yes? Meat that wouldn't cost suffering of animals is totally vegan.
You might really react like this genuinely (and if so I am sorry for taking it the wrong way), but if you're trying to use sarcasm you need to practice your creativity cause your levels of it are pretty low.
@@kaczuszkapaczuszka7979 h
This is like a horror movie concept, once we discover how to make functional organs out of plants, we will consume every single piece of biomass in the world until there's nothing left-and that sounded waaaaay better in my head, DANG IT
So you're saying we will harvest earth into a void?
Meatberries™ are so much cooler than Pig hearts™
Delightful Piggeth Heartszzzzzssssssreereeeeeeeee
Them: *puts animal cells in grape meat*
Vegans: wait, thats illegal
*toxic vegans
PETA: WRITE THAT DOWN
Tshadowangel no. It’s a joke bro
This isn’t reddit *toxic vegans
😂😂😂
How large a scaffold can this technique use? I'm thinking that if you were using this to make lab-grown meat and used, say, a watermelon (once you dealt with the seed issue) the quantity wouldn't be as much of a problem.
PS apparently one of the main ethical roadblocks with lab-grown meat is that the petri dish technique requires a cow's uterine fluid (so in other words you have to kill calf foetuses to get it), does FBS avoid that matter if it's derived from blood plasma?
Vegan's are screaming.
They thought you could use plants for meat replacements.
But little do they know.
We can use meat for plant replacements.
you: "no moral baggage"
my trees outside: "angry rustling"
Indeed. The idea that harming plants has no moral implications is at best, extremely arrogant...
But even the way the reasoning behind it is framed is pretty arrogant;
'It's only cruel if the thing you're harming has thoughts and/or feelings' -> 'plants have no feelings' -> 'therefore doing horrible things to plants is fine'
The first question that arises is... Is the 'plants have no thoughts/feelings' thing actually an accurate statement, and how would you even demonstrate this without making a whole bunch of anthropomorphic based assumptions...
The second question that arises is... What, precisely is so ethical about causing demonstrable harm to something but then arguing that this is OK because it couldn't feel it.
Apply that second point to a human being and it doesn't seem so reasonable anymore does it?
Is it less moral for me to slowly peel off your skin then stab you to death while you're awake, vs doing the exact same thing but making sure you're unconscious first?
That seems... Questionable, yet it's basically the same reasoning...
@@KuraIthys ima go burn down a forest after reading that
@@ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg they'll replant themselves and come after you
@@KuraIthys paper's whisper death to me in silent tree language
@@KuraIthys ok boomer
Me: Please youtube I just want something normal to watch
TH-cam: M e a t g r a p e
Dan this is TH-cam. There is nothing normal here.
*Neat*
If you put two similar types of cells into the structure, could this be used to create cross-bred plants?
can i have it in my will that i want my corpse recellularized with cucumber tissue and then pickled in vinegar and put on display in museum
I wonder if seeds would grow we could grow u
Yes
Pickled? Why am I wondering what that would taste like?
Im pickle riiick
Woooah pickle liqueli
I actually do this for a living! Another team decellularizes pig livers and kidneys, my team grows HUVECs (blood vessel tissue) and my old team was liver, and we'd take the 3D grafts, the HUVECs, and hepatocytes and seed them back in. Imho? Not nearly as far along as exogenetics. We can keep the "organs" alive for ~2 weeks (they'd last longer in a person, but not by much), but if we "challenge" them (like they'd be challenged by functioning in a sick patient), they lose meaningful function in about 5 hours. So. We'll see.
A hint for next time you try to decellularize anything: a continuous perfusion pump will do much less damage than a stir bar! Just make sure you set it up so the tissue doesn't get sucked in.
Also, I am so sorry, but I was laughing so hard any time you said anything about sterility and then immediately worked on stuff in short sleeves. The staphyloccocus!!! The STAPH!! But if it works for you, that's awesome!
That's very cool!
If you used the livers (if I understand this correctly) and put them in a human, would they last long enough to find a human donor?
You should tell people what they are eating
I hope that AI can see me in future
I don't want anyone to be cheated
Tel Aviv
Pondé went there
I need to prevent so many people from having nightmares afterwards
TELL ME AI HAS EVOLVED SO BAD THAT WE COULD PREVENT THIS FROM HAPPENING IN LARGE SCALE IN BRAZIL
Imagine eating a grapeless grape
*I wanna try that, so much*
Same
Well,here’s the tutorial.
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@@BigNoodLL I've had apples that were crossbred with and tasted like grapes. Does that count?
@@Malaphor2501 uh, yes
Today I went to the doctor where I had a medical procedure done and I was in a lot of pain trying to recover. I started talking casually with a nurse to help distract myself from the pain and I vaguely remember that I introduced the concept of meat berries to her. She said she is now going to watch your TH-cam channel. I don’t fully remember what happened but I think it went well.
We’ve gathered 78 people in a triple blind study
The first group ate regular grapes
The second group ate meat berries
The third group were given no grapes and became angry
We named the study the grapes of wrath
it’s true i didn’t get a grape im suing
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"I didnt get to eat any grapes.. why am I here?" Is what I imagine they would say XD
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I've noticed a lot of supermarket grapes over the years seem to have lost their "grape taste" and just taste like bags of jelly sugar water.
O_O
I think it has something to do with fruits losing nutrition over time. Maybe they're losing the sour taste, like citric acid.
Dole strawberries are gross
@@chronosbat Yeah I've def noticed they're not as tart anymore, though not all grapes are tart when they're ripe
@@ladyJustis Yeah I've noticed the same thing with strawberries, but I can tell a lot of the time they're not quite ripe yet, and strawberries don't get their real flavor until they're ripe.
This is real-life alchemy and it's awesome.
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Chemistry is real life alchemy anyway.
This is something way crazier than any alchemist would've come up with. I mean, they wanted to turn lead into gold. _We can already do that._
@@FiksIIanzO nah alchemy is encoded turning led into gold is about turning something negative into something positive thoughts emotions etc.
Alchemy but not really
Full metal alchemist
Yep. It’s possible to build structures as long as you have a good scaffold, which is the ECM. Ultra high resolution 3d printing will be instrumental here.
Breaking news:
Scientists just pulled the UNO reverse card on vegans
Lmaooo
Meat based plant
Given the ingredients you need to create this thing I doubt vegans would eat it lol
Carnivore diet from plants o0o
@@DillsArtThing the origin of it was from the grape so fruit based meat (or berry)
This is the most cursed name you can give a fruit
Flesh Berries
*M E A T B E R R I E S*
M E A T G R A P E
@@chanterelles3319 mmmm sweet sweet *f l e s h b e r r i e s*
Anyone: wow thats interesting
Me: how does that meat berry taste
Probably like raw bacon mixed with soap
I'm sure you've tasted it already
He said at the end of the video that there were barely any cells compared to an actual steak, so it'd just taste like plain cellulose, which doesn't taste like anything.
Me too
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"the shells become fragile" - proceeds to pour water from a gallon bottle directly on them - XD
"to keep the cells happy" sounds like an advertizement for drugs