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- Learn about the science of stem cells and how these incredible, transforming cells could lead to personalized medicine for individual bodies.
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Is personalized medicine for individual bodies in our future? Possibly -- with the use of stem cells, undifferentiated cells with the power to become any tissue in our bodies. Craig A. Kohn describes the role of these incredible, transforming cells and how scientists are harnessing their medical potential.
Lesson by Craig A. Kohn, animation by Qa'ed Mai.
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I want to learn how to animate like that one day.
Ben Wycherley rude 😂
yo go to ted ed about page, and contact them about their animators, when u get their animators contact, contact them for tips
Did u learn it in past six years? If yes, then please let me know too
@@zuhadafridi i learned to do the transitions using prezi for presentations but not really the frame by frame work, if you want i can show you what i did
@@rydonwunali plz show it to me. Which country r u from
Thank you for the clean and simple explanation about stem cells !!!!
Nice creative approach. Please make more of like this animations,where people can understand complex phenomenons.
Thank you soooooooooo much.
Helped me a lot to understand this.
Was struggling since months
The liver was a pretty poor choice for an example on regenerative medicine... It regenerates itself already...
yeah they should have chosen brain or heart
Magic Mojo15 got em
The whole body regenerates itself, but not so well these days. They should be telling us why our bodies aren't performing as well as they could be, not what 'scientists' are doing to help. These same 'scientists' discovered GcMaf back in 1994 and it has been suppressed by all gov'ts since then. They are not performing as they should be due to nagalese which we get from vaccinations. Nagalese cripples our own GcMaf production, that's why it's in vaccines, so you keep having to visit your doctors for more 'disease management', otherwise known as being fleeced by Big Pharma.
@@jezzyby47 wow
Loll yeah
informative and easy to understand. good job sir!
3:23 Don't think I didn't notice Doctors House and Farnsworth, you sneaky animators you!
haha i notised that too
U snarky snake
That’s actually cool
So what. You make your own presentation.
This was so helpful, thank you! I liked that he did not speak fast, because English is not my mother tongue, so it's nice when you find these videos that explain everything in a nice way
I love how they always incorporate media icons into their videos.
House and Futurama
The video edition/format is simple incredible !
Great Clip!
Really explained the process well.
Clear and concise explanation. Thank you!
In fullmetal alchemist philosopher's stones are made from humans, so are stem cells basically philosopher's stones because they increase life expectancy and are made from embryos which are pretty much babies but unborn.
+Red_ this is the best explaination
i'm 5 years late but omg this is the best explanation XD
Bro.
How is there a pokemon refrence and a fma refrence???
(Btw brotherhood is the best)
Wow, just look at those amazing animations!
Looking forward for the next progress of this research. . . especially for the induced stem cells. .
This animations have gotten so good! Great Video
ok, so stem cells don't do much in their original form, but they can transform into other types of cells...
are stem cells dittos?
Hahaha!
+Vegeta *two finger vegeta point*
I think Dittos probably have a lot of stem cells and also the ability to revert the changed cells back to stem cells, somehow.
yeah that sums it up pretty well
Vegeta There spicy nacho dittos
This is a beautiful, well-made animation.
3D Printing + Stem Cells = no more waiting lines
Love how you guys explain these things... makes much more sense.
very nice & summurized explanation.. thank you for your effort 🌹
Thank you Ted Ed being trying to understand this for a while 💜
Thank you so much Ted-Ed! This video is what I need! I have a summative assessment on Friday!
same bro, not us watching these videos 10 years later cuz school is confusing
Very informative and understandable. Thanks
Hello all! A couple quick responses to some valid questions:
-Currently most stem cell therapies are based on tissue-specific (or "adult") stem cells. The treatments are very limited in what they can do (hence the interest in other kinds of cells).
-Tissue made from embryonic pluripotent stem cells does face the risk of rejection by your body. This is why there is so much interest in induced pluripotent cells, which would come from your body but have the capabilities of embryonic stem cells.
ok
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OMG thank you so much this really helped with my science essay
Okay, I have one question? WHY ARE WE NOT FUNDING THIS?
duh , obviously there are much more important things to fund like military and nuclear research
Doruk The Immortal because religion 😂😂
jeremiah goh. How?
dude there is this whole controversy and the best way to get stem cells is an unborn feastes and people think abortion is bad so the governments like sorry u only get a certain amount of feates and stuff its just a mess
Thegrimmeater Stem cells are not taken from aborted foetus'
Thanks Craig. Great tutorial:)
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this was really useful! thank you!
Had this for a school assignment
What are the three types of stem cells-embryonic, induced pluripotent and tissue specific
Awesome video :-) both entertaining and informative.
"This channel and other TED channels are very useful. Keep uploading! :)
Thanks for such a beautiful explain
perfect animation and explanation
a big thanks for the great design!
love this video. its very accurate and informative!
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this video really helped me understand stem cells thanks alot :)
wow this was really good explanation!
very helpful video for my stem cells project in school
Does this mean we can bring Harambe back?
priorities.
lol I wish !!
yes
😂😂😂
But he may won't remember you :(
I really enjoyed this video. I found it helpful for my biology class!!!!!!!!!!!!! super fun
Thank you helped me a lot to understand what stem cells are
A pretty good video. Loved it!
really wonderful video
got an idea on stem cell research
it s a really helpfull video to understand the main stem cells science
For our brain Understanding how body works is like going through forgotten syllabus n vividly visible book. It already does all those yet we need it to understand...
Very beautiful explination
this was very educational, thank you
I love the Professor Farnsworth reference!
Love the graphics and the explanation is very clear...but....and this is a big but here... you skipped completely over the fact that you can collect non-controversial stem cells from cord blood at birth without causing harm to the mother or child. You mention embryonic but this is a far more controversial source of stem cells. Why not just use something that we would otherwise throw away? Let's use the cord blood collected just after the birth of a child. Give life twice. Save the cord.
This deserves way more attention and likes
A fetus doesnt show brain activity for 5 weeks, its not alive until then
just use the embryos left after IVF.
absolutely. but i fear ppl are onna complain abt it like the embryo controversy.
Agreed and that's actually the MAIN positive point today
Its a important information for me . Thanks.
this helps so much
Dude this is pretty interesting. Well explained
3 37, I paused and read all the text and I relate because its like me in school
the animation is very well done
Very informative & cool graphics :)
Awesome video :) u got me educated, ted
Great video, thanks!
3:22 Gotta love that House XD
yes someone else noticed im 6 years late but WHO CARES
Awesome! More please.
🤣love the dark humor and visuals😄vary educational tyeeee
2019 viewers...hit like....damn man what a video.....Ted Ed vidz never disappoint you
"Why two legs? Why not three?" Lol.
Informative video 🤗
This was great. Very interesting.
2:15 To add to that:
For Leukemia, the curative effect of stem cell transplants is actually due to the GvL effect, or Graft versus Leukemia effect. In other words, it's an IMMUNE-based response where the new cells you received (LTCD8, NK cells) are literally directed against your cancerous cells, thus curing you of Leukemia.
(or at least that's me summarizing what I understood from today's lesson. I really like your video btw)
Do you have the paper so i can read it?
Don't waste your money it doesn't work
Love from a Stem cell student❤️🙏
hi I am from year 7 my teacher has explained about strep cell but I dint understand but in this it makes me understand a lot
Simply awsome.
Love videos like this
Thank you
Very helpful
thank you. ☺
This vid helped me alot with my report :)
this is very interested! I like only the part how can stem cells make all types of tissue than organs (how it works)👍 I'm not interested what doctors and scientists want to do with it?
I learnt more in that video than my science teacher could ever
Fascinating
Thank you :)
Thank you Ted ed...you teach me when my bio teacher doesn't 😄😂
Great thanks
Good one
Great video.
+TED-Ed That was DEFIANTLY Professor Farnsworth from futurama at 3:25
Not to mention House beside him!
Interesting video. How do you feel about mesenchymal stem cells therapy?
Good video!!
Wow ,I’m watching this video 8 years later ,I wonder how did this technology improve now .
The most accurate explanation about stem cell. Love.
Is that House at 3:23? Great video.
nice animations!
I like Professor Farnsworth and Doctor House at 3:23 ! :D
interesante y educativo
This will help me a lot with my project
And WOW I DIDN'T KNOW THAT COULD HAPPEN
I S AR ED TO HEAR MUSIC N-M
3.31:weird blob found in my head ,gonna call it brain after my son
When can I have a new retina and ciliary body for my eye? I'd love be able to see 3-D movies again.
Amazing
good to know
playlist on the left is lit
Thanks
Dr. House and Dr. Farnsworth?