Is your white blood cell illustration correct? Everything has a design function; why or how is this shape efficient for movement or flow? So; you are saying each white blood cell is equipped with these sticky feet are these feet only on one side or all around? And you are also saying they in effect are self propelled. What motivates them to move. You say; “sent”. How are white blood cells sent anywhere? Is it by electrical stimulation or chemical stimulation? Or is it the flow naturally until a certain obstruction occurs and they literally pile up due to their shape. And the location of injury emits a natural fluid which in-turns consumes the highly nutrient white cells? This extra nutrition helps in the healing of the stationary cells. This is a question not a statement.
I don’t see a single reply to any comments or questions. Surely there are advanced students or practitioners here with some insight.. I’m surprised to see a lack of questions here as well.
I don’t like the word; “theory” when it comes to modern medicine. Particularly when it comes to an animate object you are drawing sketches of. It would seem the word “theory” would be long gone in this field. It makes the presentation suspect in not being totally complete.
Started off with a good explanation, but when you made that Zelda reference I knew I found a quality revision resource
scientist and an artist. pretty much unstoppable
this must have taken a long time to make. thank you
That was the best explanation I've ever heard! Really clear and a bit fun to have something to relate to. Thank you very much!
That art: lovely!!! And nice explanation! Thank you!
You saved my sleep. thank you.u r a great teacher mr.khan 😇😇😇
I like this guy. Learned more from him then I have in weeks
This is absolutely beautiful! Great video
Great presentation!
This helped me a lot. Thank you so much, Sir!
Hello! This video was great. Watched many times. You're great.
Oh WOW Thank you this is top-notch quality :D
thank you ..you're really reeeally helping me out here !
i hope you keep making these videos
Good explanation, easy to understand. THANKS
A nice explanation! Thank you very much.
this was incredibly helpful! Thank you!
when he drew the triforce i geeked everywhere
Great video! thanks very much!
4:38
explained well really but i think it was cut off?
great work
Two theories of cell migration work same time? or just each theories works alone?
Watching this and you have exams in 45 minutes 😂
OMG wow
hello. how does one reference your work when doing an assignment?
Is your white blood cell illustration correct? Everything has a design function; why or how is this shape efficient for movement or flow? So; you are saying each white blood cell is equipped with these sticky feet are these feet only on one side or all around? And you are also saying they in effect are self propelled. What motivates them to move.
You say; “sent”. How are white blood cells sent anywhere? Is it by electrical stimulation or chemical stimulation?
Or is it the flow naturally until a certain obstruction occurs and they literally pile up due to their shape. And the location of injury emits a natural fluid which in-turns consumes the highly nutrient white cells? This extra nutrition helps in the healing of the stationary cells. This is a question not a statement.
I don’t see a single reply to any comments or questions. Surely there are advanced students or practitioners here with some insight..
I’m surprised to see a lack of questions here as well.
@@dalethebelldiver7740 This is a youtube video, not your uni professor ya head
Funny.
I don’t like the word; “theory” when it comes to modern medicine. Particularly when it comes to an animate object you are drawing sketches of. It would seem the word “theory” would be long gone in this field.
It makes the presentation suspect in not being totally complete.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_theory
for your education