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Bottomline which dtugs helped??? Your excitement masked clarity, please clarify? Watched 2 vids, same story. Thanks in advance.

Great videos, really great. Have to say that the playlist order of "The immunology of Alzheimer's disease" is a little confusing though, it would be very helpful if you could reorganize it a little.

can i get your Help,how may you help me ?

Thanks for the lecture ! Cheers

Thanks for this video! Many doubts of mine have been clarified

The Reason I stopped and listened to your Video is…I got Pancreatitis and on the blood work I could’ve sworn it said my Neutrophils were up high pretty high. Then I got to wondering why not the other white blood cells? So why those and not the others? So if my pancreatitis is inflamed why would it go after my own body? No germs or bacteria?

Why are you laughing???? You are meant to care!!!!!!

Thank you. You make statistics fun and understandable

I got it from a motel room it was on the bedspread My head scalp and hair I have been dealing with for months,been on Ivermectin,permethrin and Malathion nothing is working . I got online sulfur cream 5 percent seems to be helping me.I had to shave all of my hair off and Apply Veet hair removal on my scalp twice. It's been a nightmare for me.

Better than "This Week in Parasitism" with those idiots never getting to the point. You cut right to the chase, totally awesome.

that was awesome! Keep doing these man, everyone has Ascaris. You'll get 1000s of views of you stick to it.

Nice intro to Jamovi. Thank you!

There is no explanation here. You just mechanically transposed the same formulaic approach you criticized in the opening part of your video and translated it to "cells." You never really explained what dof is (hint: it is the amount of non-redundant information in a sample) and what this concept is used for (hint: It's used squarely in the inferential statistics world to obtain unbiased estimates of population parameters). A full explanation would require explaining what inferential statistics is, what unbiased estimators are, and how to obtain them from sample data.

Thanks Dr. Jack for the clear and easy to understand education.

How comes that you treat it and it keeps coming back

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Little did I know, but I had scabies on and off for 18 months. I saw a dermatologist and despite checking me all over with his magnifying glass he did not diagnose the condition. I had very few rashes or bumps, but had intensive itching (particularly at night), occasionally sensitive skin when in the sun and often had goosebumps and chills. Strangely enough, the only thing that provided temporary relief from the itching was a very hot bath!? In the end, I took 2x treatments of Permethrin, 2x treatments of Ivermectin, but the game changer seemed to be 2x treatments of Malathion. In addition all clothes were changed daily, bagged up for 3x days or washed at high temperatures. All bedding was changed every other day - believe me this felt like some sort of super variant that made my life hell, so don't underestimate it!

Ive had em for 5 yrs u can plainly see the burrows under my skin. And most of em shows dark round bug at end of burrow and they dnt itch they burn like my skin on fire

Could you not (in theory) still use slices of potato if you wanted to do, for example, mycological mycelium culture? I know that there would be no benefit, but I wonder if you lightly steam-sterilized the potato, then under a flow hood you carefully cut away the outer "cooked/steamed layer of the potato, then put thinly sliced sections of potato into petri dishes, would that work as a culture medium? I suspect that the interior of the potato (if fresh and skin intact) is free of contaminants (otherwise it would rot straightaway). So long as contaminants aren't introduced in the preparation, I think it might work...

😢i found live scabbie mite when i ittichng too much 😢

Excellent

Very good, very clear

How does the virus get into the phagosome of a macrophage? I though the macrophage will engulf the virus, if it can attach to some molecule on the virus surface. What is the macrophage attaching to on the virus surface?

Candida is like King Ghidora, oxygen independent, no need oxygen to survive, it could go to space.

I read that anterior eye is immune privileged now does that mean that the anterior eye proteins are never shown to maturing T cells in the thymus ?? Or cells are negatively selected in thymus but some cells which escape the negative selection may then get into eye following trauma and Damage the eye Another thing I read somewhere, injury to one eye can make another eye susceptible to activity of immune cells how is that so if the immune cells can not reach eye ?

Very interesting presentation I love that.

I am studying the chi-squared goodness of fit hypothesis test to compare a histogram of a set of samples to the normal distribution with some mean and standard deviation. Some literature says that to calculate the amount of degrees of freedom we must use the expression: n_of_bars_of_histogram -1 - n_of_parameters. If I understand your explanation well, in the expression of the literature the parameters will take out 2 degrees of freedom and there is a number which cannot vary given some mean and standard deviation. Is this correct?

Hi there, you're a bit turned around. Phase contrast changes the phase of the non-diffracted (surrounding) light, not the diffracted light passing through the tissue. This light passing through the tissue has already been (-λ/4) phase-shifted by virtue of passing through the sample. The area you're depicting as the openings on the phase plate is actually a ring of material that changes the phase by either advancing background light by λ/4 (positive phase contrast) or retarding it by -λ/4 (negative phase contrast) in order to cause interference. It is not the middle of the plate as you show... that part just lets the diffracted light through. Light coming from the annulus ring and being focused into the phase plate ring has not been diffracted by the sample. The phase plate then makes the light out of phase (with the diffracted light, reducing the amplitude after it converges. That's why nuclei are really dark compared to the medium: there are a lot more diffracted waves that interfere with the background light significantly more than the medium. So just to clarify it is not how you show it, that the diffracted, phase-shifted light is being further phase-shifted. This would work poorly because the diffracted light passing through the specimen already has a low amplitude. Changing the phase of this light by passing it through another material would lower the amplitude again and actually reduce the contrast because the background light would flood the image.

Great video

I pulled out an Ascaris, thanks to Mebendazole tablets.

Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller

Got infected by going to a dirty barber's

Can eliminating breads and sugars stop it?

thank you

great video. great teacher

I love your passion for R!! I hope soon I can share the same passion for it 😂

If europeans treat asylum seekers as people why are many countries now denying them? Seems like this leftist attitude had changed since this video was originally published. Was getting a lot out of this video until you started injecting politics into it

Your video Is best I have found on UA-cam for the principle of phase contrast I will recommend it to my colleagues thumbs up for the graphic dedication you put but you didn't put the ocular lens in most diagram

Are you from New Zealand??

Odd E(e)nglish. Is he from New Zealand? He tends to say "conneections".

What the hell is this 😱

excellent synopsis and enjoyed the delivery

That column graph in the beginning is worth s*** mate! You can't compare grouped results with non-grouped results!! That's basic statistics!!!!

I love how excited he is talking about it all.

This makes me love statistics even more.

Amazing class. Thanks a lot.

Hi Dr where can topical mebendazole be found?

Amazing! Thank you very much for this video, it was very clear and super informative. Will be working with this technique in a couple of weeks!

You are really good! Can you explain reference based imputation?