How to Build a Human | The Anatomy of Connective Tissue
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, Justin from the Institute of Human Anatomy, discusses the different types of connective tissue found in the body, and their various functions.
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How to build a human?
_Victor Frankenstein has entered the chat._
yes
😭😭😭dying!!!!😂😂😂
I am getting the Full Metal Alchemist vibes here.
I sure hope not 😂😅
Ed... ward.....
If only I had a little brother to help me with the transmutation...
so are you going to create resurrection
How to make a human? Simple! Reproduce 😂
Thank you for listening to my feedback about making a video on connective tissue!!! i have EDS and I always try to explain it to people and they just get so lost about everything. This will be much appreciated and I am going to share the video with some of the support groups on Facebook and get you guys some views. :D
I have EDS too! I also asked them to do a video on it a while back Haha
Me too! Haha
I'm glad to hear you enjoy the video! The plan is to make a detailed video on EDS soon. My idea was to lay the groundwork first, talking about the basics of connective tissue, and then come out with a video that talks about the various forms of EDS. Be on the lookout for that video soon!
Institute of Human Anatomy that’ll be truly amazing! Thank you!
I have vascular EDS and as I age it just keeps on giving
Water (35 L), Carbon (20 kg), Ammonia (4 L), Lime (1.5 kg), Phosphorous (800 g), Salt (250 g), Saltpeter (100 g), Sulfur (80 g), Fluorine (7.5 g), Iron (5 g), Silicon (3 g) and fifteen traces of other elements.
Please give me instructions on the body molds so I can make a bone the right shape 😂
Also how do you make the blood have living cells without it coming from an organism
@@pizza619 Trough the power of alchemy
@@pizza619 it's a reference to FMAB
Don't forget some of your limbs or parts of your internal organs for the sacrifice
Thank you. My old human exoskeleton was starting to wear down. And I wanted to DIY it myself at home since I can not leave this planet ever since the virus has spread to the majority of Earth's population and can't buy anew one at my home planet, ☊⊑⟟☊☍⟒⋏
hEDS-er here, I watch when I see you pop up but if you're laying the groundwork for a video on EDS, I'm subscribing. Not enough people understand it or have heard about it.
You make the best informative videos. Such unique content. Am glad i stumbled upon you and a permanent member. We all love you
Great tutorial! I just bought a human building kit from the deep web. I can't wait to start building. It will be so much fun!
ah yes,buildimg bodys
@@khakim123 do you wanna build a body?
As someone who found you on TikTok, fancy seeing you for more than a couple minutes.
Would you consider doing a video on connective tissue disorders?
Yep! The plan is to have a video on EDS very soon!
That would be so cool! I have a very rare connective tissue disease and doctors do a very shitty job at educating their patients on their own diseases 😅
I’m donating my body to science as living I can’t donate blood, marrow, and I don’t think I can donate organs. It’s probably a stupid thing to be upset about but having autoimmune diseases, it’s not safe to give to others in those ways. I’m hoping some day someone will study and show the damage to my body and bring awareness in the ways that you do. I’ve been trying to donate blood to science for studies but currently there are none on my diseases. 😞
In my college days the only connective tissue is adipose tissue and when I watch this video there is so many connective tissue, thank you for sharing us your amazing videos.
as a first year biomedical science student doing anatomy I can't thank you enough for these videos. it honestly really helps with my learning! im not shown all these real examples so its hard to picture and love the mnemonic device suggestion.
Thank you very much for making such informative & helpful videos. Please make a video on "fascia"
You should do one on what causes panic attacks I would really like to know because I struggle with panic attacks 24 seven since I was seven years old
Agree with this one !
If you struggle with one, have you visit your psychiatrist?
Edward Gani yes I have he diagnosed me with the Emetophobia which is a fear of throwing up is actually my dad’s account I’m 15 years old and I have been struggling with this my whole life
I have anxiety and panic disorder as well. Exposure therapy with a trained therapist was incredibly helpful for me. You should look into it.
That problem comes from your head, remove it with table saw, problem solved. Or you can go and listen to Jordan Peterson and improve your life by becoming stronger, its up to you.
"Collagen is tough" *laughs in probable EDS*
same
Mood
I have that too!
Please do the video on EDS soon 💕 I’m so impatient
Thank you for such an informative video! Human anatomy is a fascinating subject. Please produce many more of these videos.
In future videos, will you go into how connective tissue disorders (like Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) effect the body? I think the biggest misconception about EDS is that it affects literally every part of the body because CT is everywhere, most people think its just "double jointedness". My doctors are baffled that the cartilage in my ears and throat have collapsed or broken (I have a very disfigured ear just from sleeping on it and it breaking so easily), I think they are forgetting that it too is a connective tissue and having EDS means its affected by my condition...
Other connective tissue disorders, too. I have Marfan Syndrome and most people have never heard of it. Life threatening complications are a huge risk and missed diagnoses have lead to many sudden deaths from aortic dissection.
I am so excited to take my human anatomy class this year! I love learning about the body and this channel is perfect for me😊
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where I'm actually learning without anxiety jumping in.
I love the enthusiasm you gentleman display of something
you all so
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Human Anatomy💜
Thanks a million!
L.Cummings
You do a good job of balancing how much information to give in this video. The body is endless in all the amazing features that make it work.
Such a comprehensive video. I loved it. Would request for more..
You make it so interesting and enlightening. Thanks for all this
I really like the way you guys explain stuff such a calm speech delivery and gestures it's really inspiring ❤️
Hey... M from INDIA! A MBBS aspirant... thankyou sir for such videos! Anatomy is love❤
Justin, miss your classes so much! Thanks for creating these videos! I wish you and Jonathan much success with Institute of Anatomy! Hope to see you at graduation!
Actually yes, I could easily build a human from scratch -- It's called being pregnant.
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@JNike well youre body is tho
@JNike its in you (. .
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Well not really a male is still. Required.
Amazing video. Please keep them coming!
Thank God, my current pet human broke, you're a lifesaver!
I learn more in this channel than in science class.
Your awesome keep the awesome work up!!
I have Ehler's Danlos Syndrome and this is very informative for me and my husband. It's a syndrome that causes yout body to produce defective collagen. So it obviously can affect so many body parts.
Your channel is very informative👍
Thank you I found this really useful for the leftover scraps.
Justin you guys are great!! I also like to mention that I like the expression you use..
“ Let’s Do This“ 👍 good job
Wow this was amazing!🤩🤩🤩 I learnt a lot from here! Thank you!😊
I have an anatomy and physiology exam tomorrow and this really helped!! thank you so much
Love your videos! :D
Great video
I find the fact comments have people with EDS talking about it on the connective tissue video hilarious cause that is the exact reason I clicked on it, lol.
A weird sense of community from arriving here due to a similar interest in the weirdnesses of my own body since my EDS diagnosis.
Fascinating video, i’m binging this channel! Thank you for making this information so accessible.
please make more this types of videos .... i love to see ur posts
favourite channel.
I love this channel 🤩
Your awesome! Thank You!
Really appreciate👍🏻
YES. It's 3 AM and I want to build an army. Do you perhaps have any idea of how I can give them superpowers?
Look into CRISPR and Neural/Computer Interfacing 😜
Brain Computer Interfaces/BCI?
Please make a video on peritonieum!!!
THIS VIDEO IDEA IS LIT A.F. EXCELLENT PORDUCTION HERE.
I’m not a medical student (is that even correct? 😂) but these videos are so detailed and they always pick my curiosity!! Amazing as always!!
How about heart valves such as the mitral valve? That has to be pretty tough to get flapped about 60 times per minute all your life. What type of tissue are those?
Can you do a video on the thyroid gland? I have a tumor on mine. I’ve always had a thicker neck, high metabolism, shaking, intolerance to heat and other symptoms I managed on my own. Until one day, I was working at Duke University Hospital and felt a lump on my neck and low and behold, I met Inez. I learned that a lot of people are walking around with cysts in their thyroid and I was one of the lucky ones who had tissue growth with blood flow. But she’s not cancerous. So we’re leaving her in there because the symptoms of hyperthyroidism is easier to maintain than hormone replacement. I just find the whole thing fascinating.
According to Edward Elric the human body composes of 35 liters of water, 20 kilograms of carbon, 4 liters of ammonia, 1.5 kilograms of lime, 800 grams of phosphorous, 250 grams of salt, 100 grams of saltpeter, 80 grams of sulfur, 7.5 grams of fluorine, 5 grams of iron, 3 grams of silicon, and traces of other elements. But what’s the price of a human soul?
Thank you’
Sweet video
I think it would be awesome if y’all had a gross anatomy to microscopic anatomy series.
that's a really good intro
Retired anatomy lecturer here! Would you make a video on fascia to try and dispel the myths that surrounds it and are ubiquitous on the Internet?
I have EDS, and this is both amazing to see all the places connective tissue is so i can pin points stuff i experience, and also depressing that it's absoluely everywhere and anything could go wonky at some point xD
Would love to see some more about the knee!!
How the different body parts and organs are preserved? Any video explaining the whole methodology?
Can you make a video on avascular organs and tissues?
Im curious about Tonsils because I remember some people had them removed however I still have mine
Guys can you do a video on the anatomy of the human hand and explain the bones and muscles attachments please...
It's still the hardest one to understand for me....
Also can you do the foot if you are able, thank you 🙏
Mnemonic devices are actually really interesting and helpful.
One that comes to mind is from my private pilot ground school instructor.
There’s a type of fog called terrestrial radiation fog. (On clear, calm, and cool nights after a sunny day the ground is warmer than the air which causes it to condense)
In order to make us remember, our teacher places his thumbs to the sides of his head with his palms facing out and goes “ALIENSSS!”
I wish I could just head down to the "build-a-human store" for some new connective tissue. Could definitely use some with much less Fibrilin 😄
Hey i have a question. So about a year ago my patella tendon hurt alot and i did ultrasound and they found a minor tear and said to rest for 8 weeks or more and i did exactly that and now the pain is back? Why and how? I did exactly what the doctor told me
can we have a video on the blood brain barrier? i always hear about it and i know the basics but i think a more indepth vid
Thanks for the tutorial the instructions mine came with were not very clear
Is there chemistry classes like this channel?
Do you know much / do you have a video about connective tissue disorders? Like ehlers Danlos syndrome. I have this and it effects every single aspect of daily living. Do you know if anything can help it?
Not yet, but we have had requests on ED, so it is on our video list!
"Connective tissue makes up almost the entire human body"
People with Ehlers Danlos "Yes, we know 🥲"
Aha. Yes. Hypothetical scenario. *sweats and pulls out notebook*
Instructions unclear, frankenstein is now roaming the city
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I can't find a video about general connective tissue :(. Is it not made yet?
Hi everyone 👋
The elric brothers needed this video
What kinds of tissue are the functional parts of organs like the liver made from?
Is he a doctor or just an enthusiast?
Cause man he knows his shit!
🤣
Which is the type that doesn't work well in eds please?
Do you know anything about Aphantasia and why it occurs?
Can you replace your collagen with food or supplements as you age?
I’m relatively new to this channel after finding it on TikTok, the body’s around the room,were they all living people at some point ?
Yes they are cadaver... They are real human body and all the body parts you saw are also real body parts of a human body
When I was a kid, I thought everything inside was floating around in blood and when I got a cut, that just let some of the blood out. 😃
🤩🤩
Instructions unclear, I now have a creature that keeps destroying my stuffs
Please please do EDS. Its so underrepresented and misunderstood. Its affected every part of my body. And gained exponentially after my pregnancy at 21. Im 34 now and in and out of wheelchairs and on permanent disability and doctors are very skeptical when they see a 22 y/o with chronic illness and pain. Especially if you're bipolar&c-ptsd like i do. Thanks for everything you do
Our bodies are a very intelligent design. How ever us humans were built I am in awe. I mean we were built with planed obsolescence but so is ikea furniture. I guess we’re in good company. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I’m 13... hell ya I wanna deal with dead bodies as a job 👌👌👌
I noticed a small body behind you. My question is, do people donate babies and children as well?
Please write a book (for average Joe) on this topic. I don't know if you guys will read this comment. But the topic of this video is totally a book material.
Yo why is my brain learning about my brain
I am just here to see if I can handle cadavers , if I make it to a medi uni .
Can you do a video about malaise and what may cause this ill and weak feeling?
*Victor Frankenstein has joined the chat*
Video is actually about..;
How to build human body as human has both body and soul
Sorry, but I'm in a bit of a tangle here.... I managed to get some of the basic tissues in the right places, but I think I put the wrong bones in the wrong places? Not a good DIY frankenbuilding tutorial.
Title=exist
Uncle Frank=HELLO
Could you do a video of if we wanted to build a super human, like a super saiyan.
Easy you just need a philosopher stone and the Elric brothers, they've done it before rumors say
If you ever wanna do a vid on connective tissue disorders give me a ring 😄