How to biohack your cells to fight cancer - Greg Foot
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Check out the science of biohacking, where biologists go into a patient’s genetic code and reprogram their immune system to recognize and fight cancer cells.
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The human body is made up of about 30 trillion cells that carry a code which has been duplicated over and over for billions of years - with varying degrees of accuracy. So what happens when the system breaks down and the machinery turns on itself, leading to cancer? Greg Foot dives into the science of how biologists are biohacking the human body to try to fix the seemingly unfixable.
Lesson by Greg Foot, directed by Pierangelo Pirak.
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*A standing ovation to Pierangelo Pirak
The animator of this masterpiece
He should do another again
Found this because of Pierangelo
Is this cyberpunk?
I had to watch the video twice cuz I wasn't paying attention to what they were saying the 1st time thanks to the super cool animation
This video was by far the best TED-Ed video I've ever seen. You've struck gold
Indeed! As a biomedical researcher I'm maxed out at geeking on this clip! Will share it on my biomed FB group! Amazing!
yup
@@Biomeducated lol
*you has joined the madlab*
Agreed
then u havent seen enough
I'm a molecular biologist and IMO the best thing about this video , obviously aside from the top-notch animation and script, is that it conveyed the important scientific concepts as effectively to a 10-year old as it did to a professional scientific researcher. The consistent use of computer science and robotics analogies all throughout was genius. Absolute great work, TED-Ed!
Better way is metabolic starvation for many types of cancer (not all though).
@@Zeroni82 I would say all cancers are applicable to metabolic therapy. Block sugar...easy and cheap(fasting and keto diet). Block glutamine...Cheap with an off patent drug called DON. Certainly not the biggest cash cow to cancer yet Car-t. Lookup Dr. Thomas Seyfried here on Yt. He explains it well
I'm literally in tears at what humans are able to accomplish. This is amazing.
If you say this to whoever made this video, he would say that human accomplishments are copying errors sometimes work for the better
And people still thank imaginary friends that according to their logic created the problem in the first place
What 1% of humans are able to accomplish*. The rest, are just bunch of bad version of animals that kills, steal, make useless war, race for power and destroy or basically work their whole life and die, nothing good and nothing bad they offered, just nothing.
@@patrickpierce6146 I'm not as pessimistic.
@@ayeyebrazorf7527 beautifly said.
Out of all life hacks I have seen, this is the best life hack ever
@retxeD ienniB Didn't expect this kind of reply. I'm sorry to hear that. May he rest peacefully
@@zuko1569 We are going to see better life hacks in the future!
Hataraka saibo!
@retxeD ienniB Well more like the technology wasn't around yet.
@retxeD ienniB I can't tell if you're being sarcastic... the earliest tests of C.A.R T-cell therapy in immunotherapy cancer treatment was back in 2013 and armored C.A.R's developed for persistent tumors have been developed as early as 2015 and still have not reached conventional practice as their are still a lot of issues to work out.
Wow the advancements in medical sciences is astonishing.
What a age to live in.
how about fortnite
@@thepoglin8479 and then there's that.
Born too late to explore the world,born too early to explore the galaxy.Born just in time to prove the last line is wrong.
Age of wars over oil, and potential cures that are still on testing phase and will not be approved by the FDA for a couple more decades, yeah what an age indeed.
It's just a theory..We will be dead by then..
My aunt’s mom has cancer. They were so excited to celebrate her birthday but she started feeling ill and later found out it was cancer. The doctors have said that there’s nothing left they can do and it honestly breaks my heart. I just hope she makes it for one last Christmas and hopefully a new year. Currently my family is selling food so they can raise some money (not sure whether they started a go fund me though) So this video makes me bittersweet for one it’s amazing that better treatment for cancer is being made and there’s even talk of a possible cure in 10-20 years, however it’s heartbreaking that my aunt’s mom won’t see or receive such treatment 😢 I have met her a few times but it still breaks my heart to know that she’s in pain and that she won’t see her baby granddaughter grow unlike the rest of her older grandchildren. Stay safe everyone and go to the doctor, get checked, do your yearly needed doctor checks. 🙏🏼
Sorry to hear about that.. research RSO oil that’s what I’m about to give my mom.. it has helped a lot of people already! This kills cancer cells
Got so hyped from this video. The production level on this is insane, even by TED-Ed standards!
Probably the best animation Ted ed has ever done
Yes it is the best animation 😍
Gosh thank you! The animation team I worked with to make this are fantastic! Really enjoyed writing & producing this project.
Did you see the James Baldwin one? I think it's better cause it's more touching
Nah
@@Big_Dai their trials of Hercules one was really good as well!
This intro
"ok, so, you are a four-billion year old meat robot."
A mega-meat-robot
@@AlexAlex-kv9vj Yes Indeed.
A Mega Meat-Bot
... "that randomly assembled itself".
Hey I'm not a mega meat bot
I am the mega meat bot
I'm absolutely blown away by how TED-Ed decided to deliver this lesson. Super amazing animation with sci-fi vibes but still telling the truth, which made me gasp at how far humans have come
"You're a result of billions of years of bad copies."
I did not ask to be attacked like that T-T
Pay me back in full, ban corruption and leave Canadians I'm peace!
Holy damn the Animation!
Was not expecting it!
Well made!
Me too!
How do you not expect this from TED ed? Are you new here?
amazing
It's made by a Japanese so of course.
-Based on the language used and the style.
Once i saw the freezing image on youtube. Im still shock about the anime. And the storyteller. 👏
Kids these days don't know how lucky they are to have such interesting videos and educational material of such high quality.
I wish I had these types of videos to hype me up for school back in my day.😔
Sylvain Hendrix I really need it because on 11 April is our 1st Zoology
You have it now! You are so lucky, too! :)
Kurzgesagt is also a very great UA-cam channel for scientific videos, I highly recommend. They cite all their sources for each video and get help from professionals
No magic school bus?
Well on the plus side you are still alive
Greg this was flipping amazing. I watch so many Ted Ed videos and this was the best by a mile. Love that you mentioned cardiologists first hehe😂 More importantly UCL as well! Woohoo! Animation was way too good for an educational video, would've been at home in a Netflix anime series. Really really fantastic video.
Anime series 😂
My dad was diagnosed with Terminal Stage Lymphoma and had undergone the CAR-T Cell Therapy treatment. Happy to say that it worked great and he's in full remission now.
So lucky to be alive in this day and age.
Your family must have alot of money to go with this amazing therapy treatment. I'm glad your dad is okay.
My dad died of cancer but he lived q good life. I hope no one has to go through what I did. This gives me hope that one day we beat cancer even If I dont live to tell it.
my aunt is currently in hospice with the same diagnosis. She has been traveling all weekend and we are saying our goodbyes 😥
I hope one day all cancers in the world are cured 🙏🏾
😇
@@Poisonserpent0806 How?
This video is a load of hot air.
@@goldiortm5351 how so ?
GoldiorTM you can’t claim that without evidence
That sounds like the COOLEST job occupation:
"What degree did you get from Wash U?"
"I'm a biohacker."
I haven't learnt in 2 years what I have just learned in 8 minutes...this took me to a whole new world! I am so lucky that ted ed exists :']
Really? If that is true you are wasting your life
@@devstuff2576 how is this wasting my life...at least I didn't die not knowing this :/
@@manalmabrook I meant the fact that in 2 years this is the most you have learned! wtf are you doing! a frog would have learned more!
@@devstuff2576 considering the fact that I'm still a school student and that we don't even have cancer in our syllabus I feel like I've learnt at least more than my peers.
@@manalmabrook you literally just said in 2 years you have learnt far less than what you did in the past 8 minutes... trust me, your peers have learnt more.
Tumor: Exists
Chimera cell: I'm about to end your whole career.
Childish comment
If I'm a Robot, How do I get passed Captchas each time?
Jajajajajaja
ask a human !
you have become sentient
Because humans by default are capable of passing the Turing test.
Wheeze!!!!
Best 8 min I've probably spent on UA-cam, well done 👏 👏
I'm just happy that scientists are getting closer and closer to developing a long-lasting cure for these types of life-threatening ailments every year.
How so? Car-t has helped less than 5% of cancers and probably won't get much better numbers without dipping into metabolic therapy to turn "cold" tumors into "hot" tumors. If they just accepted the metabolic therapy they would manage ALL cancers without the huge cost. Maybe they haven't accepted the metabolic therapy because it won't make them money. And Car-t cost hundreds of thousands of dollars per patient. But surely they wouldn't deny a highly effective broadly applicable treatment because it won't make lots of money would they?
everything has a cure already progress is set back to keep companies in business
The amount of thrill I got from this video was greater than anything else in years. It feels like this is the turning point, the thing that inspires you to do your life's greatest work. I am pursuing genetics for cancer treatment now.
1:12 “microbiologists, cardiologists...all the -ists!”
When people ask you the meaning of life, just say "Ted-Ed".
Hahaha, well said.
Or, Say _"42"_ to get them triggered!
The production team did an amazing job here from the story telling to the animation 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Scientists are doing great job, I'm excited to see what progress they made over the last couple of years 😍
This is by far the best video I have ever seen describe this proces, great job. The visuals makes it so more understandable
This is probably the best UA-cam video I’ve seen in my life. I mean, the animation,the engaging script, everything! You rock, Ted-Ed!
So not ones on how to take care of yourself? Just one that has potential to bail people out of unhealthy choices? How about education on things that cause cancer in the first place such as excessive EMF and other sources of radiation and cell dismorphia inducing phenomenon.
This made it very easy to understand what happens within us. Thank you for this video. Complex stuff made really easy!
Alvin James oh fantastic! Glad you found it easy to understand - was really interesting writing it!
Now you can heal cancer by your own.. can't you..??
@@GregFoot lol dude
This is the best explanation I've ever seen on a particular concept. In fact, this is the best ted-ed video. The way it was explained was amazing. Hats off to the person explaining!
Basically high school bio but 1000x more epic and relatable
This is one of the best videos on UA-cam. Amazing job, Ted-Ed Team
This channel does wonders for simplifying modern science to a public level, which is a task some of the best scientists and writers alike struggle immensely with
The animation was really nice, would love to see more of this art style if possible
Anime
Not really, I would like to see all types of styles
100000$
Wow, this is seriously well produced. Great work!
I think it's safe to say that this is the best quality video you made.
If you can keep uploading like this with less videos I'm all for it. Quality over Quantity
P.S: Though your videos were always awesome in terms of quality, this video is even better!
Wow.. Amazing topic to learn.. And animation is very good..
Thanks ted-ed for educating us.
You are best..
I love this video so much! I loved how the topic was presented like a movie--- the animation fun and sorta appropriate for how the topic is told, and with the matching narration it just felt more like a riveting story hahahah.
The animation on this is incredible
Wow. The animation style is awesome. The voice is nice and overall a very smooth definition which explains a complex concept in an understanding way !
Thanks!
This animation is beyond anything that I have ever witnessed in my entire life. Well done Ted Ed!
Holy, I can't believe that someone can be this amazing at teaching and illustrating!
This is the BEST VIDEO EVER! From the amazing animation, to the simplified explanation, this video is fabulous!
Wow i was blown away with the production value of this video....
No words for this amazing animation.
Great production Ted Ed.
As a middle school student who is absolutely fascinated with genetic engineering, I am completely floored by this video. Not only does it give a great explanation but the animation paired perfectly. I applaud both Greg Foot and to the animator. Brilliant!
heck of a presentation! everything- subject, animation, narration- just pure Gold! voila !!
Wow! Fantastic video! As a doctor and a leukemia survivor, I have to say the fight against cancer cells is brilliantly showed and clearly explained in this animation. Congrats! Thanks.
The content, the style, the narration, the visualization, all amazing!
Thanks to the support of the patrons, all the brilliant and hardworking people behind the scene to deliver such high-quality video.
This is one of the best vids I've seen on this topic. All 'educational' material should be this good. Bravo!
This is, by far, THE best UA-cam video in existence!
Thank you for all the comments. I’m so happy you’re enjoying this video - it was *really* interesting to research & write and lots of fun to animate with the team. Thanks TED Ed for hosting it!
and who might you be?
lolbot He made the art style and graphics for the video
Yer so I wrote and produced and voiced this. The animation was by my awesome animator buddy Pierangelo at Pomona Pictures
@@GregFoot great job Greg
This is honestly the coolest TED-Ed video yet. The art and animation and concept are all amazing.
This is the most mindblowing and spectacular video I have ever seen in my entire life
The best ted-ed video i've seen so far! Awsome content beautiful animation and an enthusiastic cool narrator!!
This was so freaking cool to watch
I love how you make such a complicated topic sound so exciting and interesting, thanks for your videos!
Hands down...the best animated TED-Ed video you can ever find. Superb 👌
Heard they are patching this in update 3.1 :(
Go to Alpha 0.
I was just musing over this as I was studying for immunology. If the body is so adept at recognizing non-self molecules, how can we make a way for the body to recognize malignant 'self' molecules such as cancer?
Beautifully made video. As a fan of animations and cartoons, the visual effects have motivated me to study harder for immunology. Great job as always, TED-Ed!
4:07
One of the best topics is this. This is why I love TED-Ed so much. A lot of appreciation from me. Keep publishing this kind of videos. I already shared this videos to atleast 35 friends in WhatsApp.
Same!
Awsome Animation and Good explanation.Thanks for making this.Keep up the good work.
This video is Fantastic!!!
As an enthusiast of bacteria, biology, coding, arts and animation, this made every hair on my body stand with excitement!!!
WELL DONE TED!!!
We need to hack ourselves to become immortal
Or at least be less resistant to paper cuts
Actually there's research going on where the scientists are trying to stop the shortening of cellular telemores which stops aging
I think you mean _more_ resistant
@@crywhit4619 yep
@@Satwikg_7 Trust me I'm biding my time for them to finish
@@Satwikg_7 I'm afraid halting the shortening of telomeres is just an easy way to develop a lot of cancer. The telomeres have a specific length for a reason, after so many cell divisions chances are high some critical errors slipped in, eventually leading to cells accumulating the necessary traits to classify it as cancerous. It's basically a self-regulating mechanism to prevent old cell lines from duplicating even further because it's very probable the damage to the code has become too high. I'm betting my money on stem cell therapy instead.
Best animation+ information video on UA-cam, Great job Ted-Ed!
I come back to this video every once in a while to motivate and encourage myself to keep studying programming! Love this so much!
Someone had a lot of fun animating this and I’m all for it
I like to see a collaboration of Avengers and Bio hackers.
Not only is the animation amazing, the script and execution is superb as well.
I got so hooked. Best illustration on a TED-ED video so far ...
This is by far the best way of explaining things I’ve ever seen
This is just the best one ! So creative, so vibrant! Loved it! Hoping to see more ! ❤️
Ted ed is the best place to learn new and meaningful stuff, bless all the people that work hard.
One of the best amination and explaination I've found in my life.
Please make all videos like this. I love it.
Absolutely amazing and frightening at the same time
90's People : I bet we'll have flying cars and cure cancer
2019 : *This*
At least we got the “cure cancer” part down.
@@mewsingsbynatk nowadays treatments more better than 90's
This is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time
Double thumbs for this animation, the narration, and the idea. More knowledge God bless Ted Ed
Brilliant Job guys👍
Looking forward to more such informative videos on medical topics...
It would be a great help to students and teachers alike
What an amazing animation !!!!!!!! It helped me understand the immune system so perfectly . Thanks TED Ed. 😍😘
Thanks Ted-Ed for educating me about such amazing medical advancement. It's incredible!
Just WOW! Ted-Ed never disappoints, another incredibly curated knowledge packed video, with impeccable explanation and creativity. Loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Brilliant in al senses. Thank you for such good animations and explanations! It's really useful to my students! :)
Every new animation at TED Ed gives for a unique viewing experience. Effin awesome.
dude this video teaches so much and just the diffrent style is amazing how it can do that.. it has helped me learn a lot
This is the best educational video I have ever seen! Thanks for the works🎉
This will surely revolutionize the medical sector but dot know when it will reach to masses. Kudos to animation team of this video mind blowing
This video is so freaking awesome😎😎 absolutely loved this video. Hats off Ted Ed
Well that was just about the coolest video I've ever seen! Aesthetically and intellectually enthralling. Thank you
Brilliant animation video. So simply explained and visualised.
Amazing the visualization on this video is absolutely amazing
I would like to suggest and ask you Elon. could you worry about health food and human life also ?
You could worry about human life. With all that genius and simplicity that makes you who you are. You should undertake for the health of human beings. It must be the best of your achievements.
Thanks and good luck.
@@odbell9105 dude thats a fake account... not the real Elon musk
Animation is on point. WoW.
Amazed and educated. Thanks.
Absolutely mind-blowing. And what a video! More of these!
A lot of respect for the researchers working on this complex technology!
I'm usually blown away by the unique animation style of TED Ed videos, and this is no exception. What I'm now awed by is the delivery and script that goes along. The way everything is described really pulls in your interest, and helps explain otherwise complicated topics. Excellent work!
Rachel Losacco thanks Rachel, I wrote and produced this (and read the voice over) so I’m really chuffed to hear you enjoyed it
@@GregFoot Awesome! I really like how the analogy to technology pairs so well with the style. I look forward to seeing more of you work! :)
Sooo, we are all mistakes? What a nice way to put evolution
As Bob once said, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents.
Now the insult : "you're a mistake of your momma" has a whole lot more meaning =))
We're work in progress.
"There are no accidents"- Oogway
@@RomLoneWolf23 damn..... you beat me to it
That type of video animation is some other worldly brilliance.
This is the most comprehensive video I have seen