I got into your videos just as I started rethinking my degree. Your videos definitely helped awaken my love of microscopy which led me to change degrees to microscopy and now Medical Science which I will be graduating end of this year. I hope to go on to become a doctor focused on research. Thankyou for existing and your videos
Well, the red blood cells are technically not able to divide, and the ability to transport oxygen is biochemical. So I would say until they dry up. In the body they are able to survive 120 days before they are replaced.
Thanks for the video! It would be nice to learn something about the technology in the video. (for example, which eyepieces or condensers..) Why is the illumination on some shots blue? Were these images taken at the edge where the blood was only thin? I wish a happy new year!
You should make a video about medical technologists. I think your viewers would be very interested in this as a potential career! We do a lot with microscopy. Also another good idea for a video is staining your blood with wright-giemsa stain and looking at the 5 WBC types: eosinophil, basophil, lymphocyte, segmented neutrophil, monocyte. The different RBC morphologies (acanthocytes, sickle cells, target cells, nucleated red cells are pretty cool) might be a good video as well.
It never ceases to amaze me just how intricate and beautiful a machine our bodies really are. So many complex systems all working in beautiful synergy with one another and we take it all for granted.
Hello, thank you for all this info. I would be very happy for you to make a video on the Legionnaire's disease bacteria, the one that is related to air conditioning. And if you have time later, tell us about flesh-eating bacteria. Thank you for your hobby.
MicrobeHunter, THANK YOU so much for the vital edification regarding Microscopy and moreover especially regarding human blood, Hemoglobin, etc... ! Right now this knowledge is critically important to me as I am trying to help others. Gosh, I cannot gain express how important the knowledge you impart is to me and a multitude of others. Thank you!!! Please keep it coming!🤩😊
Very interesting! The white blood cell movement was fascinating to see. Just got my yearly physical blood work results and was educating myself about terminology when I came upon your video.
Could it be possible to disinfect liquid blood with intermittent bursts of ultraviolet light? You know like water purification practices? Would be great in a sepsis scenario. Have you guys seen dialysis machines? Also, I bet Pus would be amazing to look at under the microscope, all those WBCs 😁
Can the yeast in the bloodstream be detected? What about the outside of a strawberry before and after you wash it with water and a little vinegar? I would love to see these two. Probably you have done it before. Would you send me the link, please?
I can assure you, that I am still alive. The particels that you see are not bacteria/parasites. Cellular debris, protein clumps, platelets, there are many options.
when i removed Wi-Fi router from my bed room in 2012, my blood sugar become normal. I have seen a video in u tube, if EMR(Electromagnetic Radiation) is applied to live RBC, these RBC stops moving, they tried to come together, like they feel threatened. just a gentle request to Microbehunter, can some study be done on the influence EMR for Wi-Fi, smart meter, 5G, Cordless phone, Microwave cooker & similar devices? This would be a great help to humanity. I'm sure you can do it because you have necessary tools. thank you
IF any of this were true in reality, we'd have seen all sorts of effects on society as countless billions of people are routinely exposed to these fields 24x7. Your anectdote of n=1 does not seem to correlate with n=5,000,000,000+ to the world at large. This claim has been studied to death.
I got into your videos just as I started rethinking my degree. Your videos definitely helped awaken my love of microscopy which led me to change degrees to microscopy and now Medical Science which I will be graduating end of this year. I hope to go on to become a doctor focused on research. Thankyou for existing and your videos
Kids should learn this video for biology classes
Nice explained
How long do these cells stay alive for outside the body?
Well, the red blood cells are technically not able to divide, and the ability to transport oxygen is biochemical. So I would say until they dry up. In the body they are able to survive 120 days before they are replaced.
Thanks for the video! It would be nice to learn something about the technology in the video. (for example, which eyepieces or condensers..)
Why is the illumination on some shots blue? Were these images taken at the edge where the blood was only thin? I wish a happy new year!
You should make a video about medical technologists. I think your viewers would be very interested in this as a potential career! We do a lot with microscopy. Also another good idea for a video is staining your blood with wright-giemsa stain and looking at the 5 WBC types: eosinophil, basophil, lymphocyte, segmented neutrophil, monocyte. The different RBC morphologies (acanthocytes, sickle cells, target cells, nucleated red cells are pretty cool) might be a good video as well.
It never ceases to amaze me just how intricate and beautiful a machine our bodies really are. So many complex systems all working in beautiful synergy with one another and we take it all for granted.
Hello, thank you for all this info. I would be very happy for you to make a video on the Legionnaire's disease bacteria, the one that is related to air conditioning. And if you have time later, tell us about flesh-eating bacteria. Thank you for your hobby.
MicrobeHunter, THANK YOU so much for the vital edification regarding Microscopy and moreover especially regarding human blood, Hemoglobin, etc... ! Right now this knowledge is critically important to me as I am trying to help others. Gosh, I cannot gain express how important the knowledge you impart is to me and a multitude of others. Thank you!!!
Please keep it coming!🤩😊
Very interesting! The white blood cell movement was fascinating to see. Just got my yearly physical blood work results and was educating myself about terminology when I came upon your video.
What magnification need to see white blood cells sir?
Could it be possible to disinfect liquid blood with intermittent bursts of ultraviolet light? You know like water purification practices? Would be great in a sepsis scenario. Have you guys seen dialysis machines? Also, I bet Pus would be amazing to look at under the microscope, all those WBCs 😁
Yes looking a pus was so cool i was watching them eat the bacteria
Perfect videos. Thank you.
Very interesting. Can you also comment regarding the rouleaux formation we see there? Is that normal in a blood smear?
Frohes neues Jahr!
THANK YOU!
Add a little water to the blood sample you shown this be for the blood don't dry out so fast
Ouch! How does that not hurt pricking yourself? Lol
Can the yeast in the bloodstream be detected? What about the outside of a strawberry before and after you wash it with water and a little vinegar? I would love to see these two. Probably you have done it before. Would you send me the link, please?
What magnification are you using to see the blood?
Maximum 1000x, but it is well visible starting 400x
Instant demonization! JK lol.
So, any special lighting tricks to get these videos? Just brightfield or some darkfield and/or off-center / side-lighting, etc.?
I used DIC, but you can get a similar effect with oblique illumination.
If that is your blood you must be worried because you have too many bacteria and uni parasites as we can see.
I can assure you, that I am still alive. The particels that you see are not bacteria/parasites. Cellular debris, protein clumps, platelets, there are many options.
when i removed Wi-Fi router from my bed room in 2012, my blood sugar become normal. I have seen a video in u tube, if EMR(Electromagnetic Radiation) is applied to live RBC, these RBC stops moving, they tried to come together, like they feel threatened. just a gentle request to Microbehunter, can some study be done on the influence EMR for Wi-Fi, smart meter, 5G, Cordless phone, Microwave cooker & similar devices? This would be a great help to humanity. I'm sure you can do it because you have necessary tools. thank you
IF any of this were true in reality, we'd have seen all sorts of effects on society as countless billions of people are routinely exposed to these fields 24x7. Your anectdote of n=1 does not seem to correlate with n=5,000,000,000+ to the world at large. This claim has been studied to death.
Very help to get the visuals 🩸🩸🩸