Just a quick correction, the liver cells don't burst to release merozoites, they're slowly degraded as the parasites replicate, and their plasma membranes are incorporated into a merosome, which is basically just a big bag of merozoites that re-enter the bloodstream. While in the bloodsteram, the merosomes burst to release merozoites.
Watching this as I just started recovery from malaria, made a lot of sense To me of what kinda of hell I was going through. Thank you for the informative video
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Omg, I can't thank you enough, this has really consolidated my understanding! Thank you! It would be great is your could preview a screenshot of everything together for revision purposes 😊
great video. here are a couple things you might want to add next time. there are five types of malaria plasmodium. you missed plasmodium knowlesi a rare but severe form that generally lives in a type of monkey. also this is the life cycle of p. falciparum. in vivax and ovale a hypnosoite stage occurs in the hepatocyte. this lies dormant for a while and leads to recurring malaria. this is important as treatment can be problematic. finally i think quinine is going out of favour as a treatment due to resistance. Artimsinine based combination therapies (ACT) are more effective depending on the type of malaria. though the price can be prohibitive. i know Im being pedantic. but it might be useful if someone is being tested on the info here all the best
sur that was really very well explained! :D But u forgot one thing...when RBC ruptures it releases haemozoin which is responsible for fever and chills. Anyway, this video helped me a lot! :D Thankyou!!
Plasmodium falciparum Response to Oscillating Weak Magnetic Fields Mary Thompson, Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University Dr. Robert Brown, Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University Dr. Brian Grimberg, Center for Global Health and Disease, CWRU School of Medicine
Nice presentation. You should also include something about the hipnozoite stage of Plasmodium. Remember this is also a serius problem affecting re-incidence of the disease.
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Oh gosh Plasmodium is the organism it causes? That's slime mold. Slime mold seems really like some alien creature which replicates the mushrooms from earth with their own fruiting bodies. This might be the organism explaining all living things and evolution. Like in the episode of Alien worlds where small jumping mamals that look a bit like koala bears are the hosts of this organism that makes fruiting bodies. They are like body snatchers (freaky movie too).
excellent presentation you can add : Plasmodium knowlesi witch is a form that touches monkeys but human infestation was discovered in Malaysia . this type is genetically close to plasmodium vivax but Morphologically close to plasmodium malariae and it causes a daily fever .
wowwwww... I really understood the actual concept of the malarial parasite. your drawing are fabulous.. thanks for such an amazing explanation with awesome drawings.. really loveable
Just a quick correction, the liver cells don't burst to release merozoites, they're slowly degraded as the parasites replicate, and their plasma membranes are incorporated into a merosome, which is basically just a big bag of merozoites that re-enter the bloodstream. While in the bloodsteram, the merosomes burst to release merozoites.
U r right
But it's written, though, bursting out the cell 🤷♀️in my book.
I think the G6PD plays a role here
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Ur drawing is much more able to remember, plzz at the end disply the full diagram so we can review after video,
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Watching this as I just started recovery from malaria, made a lot of sense To me of what kinda of hell I was going through.
Thank you for the informative video
You are the best teacher I have every had. I am in my third year of a Pharmacy degree and have learnt more watching your videos. Thank you so much. You are truly amazing and appreciated!
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Your videos are fantastic. However, I would love to have a screen shot of your full drawing at the end of each video so I can review it.
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Can I have a softcopy of the whole drawing as I am biology stream student, thanks and appreciate
wow loved this is exactly what I needed. Your videos being drawn out is a life saver!
Omg, I can't thank you enough, this has really consolidated my understanding! Thank you! It would be great is your could preview a screenshot of everything together for revision purposes 😊
great video. here are a couple things you might want to add next time.
there are five types of malaria plasmodium. you missed plasmodium knowlesi a rare but severe form that generally lives in a type of monkey.
also this is the life cycle of p. falciparum. in vivax and ovale a hypnosoite stage occurs in the hepatocyte. this lies dormant for a while and leads to recurring malaria. this is important as treatment can be problematic.
finally i think quinine is going out of favour as a treatment due to resistance. Artimsinine based combination therapies (ACT) are more effective depending on the type of malaria. though the price can be prohibitive.
i know Im being pedantic. but it might be useful if someone is being tested on the info here
all the best
Good critique
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@@akshinbarathi8914 it's five types of plasmodium.
The additional one is;
Plasmodium Knowlesi
sur that was really very well explained! :D
But u forgot one thing...when RBC ruptures it releases haemozoin which is responsible for fever and chills.
Anyway, this video helped me a lot! :D
Thankyou!!
Plasmodium falciparum Response to Oscillating Weak Magnetic
Fields Mary Thompson, Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University
Dr. Robert Brown, Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University
Dr. Brian Grimberg, Center for Global Health and Disease, CWRU School of Medicine
this is mentioned on the other malaria vid where he does malaria pathophysiology
thanks
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Just slow it to 0.75x and you'll get it all.
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What about Schuffner's granule, cryptozoites, microzoites, metazoites nd amoeboid stage??
Nice presentation. You should also include something about the hipnozoite stage of Plasmodium. Remember this is also a serius problem affecting re-incidence of the disease.
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it helps me alot to understand the life cycle of plasmodium.. thanks
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Oh gosh Plasmodium is the organism it causes? That's slime mold. Slime mold seems really like some alien creature which replicates the mushrooms from earth with their own fruiting bodies. This might be the organism explaining all living things and evolution. Like in the episode of Alien worlds where small jumping mamals that look a bit like koala bears are the hosts of this organism that makes fruiting bodies. They are like body snatchers (freaky movie too).
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excellent presentation
you can add : Plasmodium knowlesi witch is a form that touches monkeys but human infestation was discovered in Malaysia .
this type is genetically close to plasmodium vivax but
Morphologically close to plasmodium malariae and it causes a daily fever .
zygote doesn't transfer into oocyst directly .. it should form ookinete first to slip through mosquito stomach wall .
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WOW THIS IS AMAZING...IF I SKECTCH EXACTLY WHAT YOU DID HERE IN MY EXAM ESSAY FOR MALARIA, THAT'D BE 50 PERCENT DONE coz i would know what to write :D
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I really understood the actual concept of the malarial parasite.
your drawing are fabulous..
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