@@ghayasali5512 We probably can but either afraid to because it could cause somekind of enviromental consequeces (if we eliminate wild mosquito too) or no one really care enought to fund it.
Your immune system might slow down sometimes. Make sure you check your immune system is updated to the latest version. You can also restart it to help. And taking an antivirus might help as well, some of them go unnoticed and slow it down
The Malaria parasite is not a virus is the Plasmodium parasite family. Of the several hundred in the animal kingdom 5 affect humans. The U.S. averages 1700 cases a year from travelers returning from the Malaria Belt. Plasmodium Falciparum is the deadliest of the 5
My grandpa told me when he was in Vietnam fighting WW2 he got Malaria he was barely 20 years old he told me it was the worst he had it was like the flu but worst. Took him a month to recover.
goodness this is one of the most idiotic comments I’ve ever read. What does size have to do with lethality? A virus is incredibly tiny, yet it can wipe out billions.
I keep asking myself some very disturbing questions. They may sound silly but they disturb me non the less 1. How intelligent is the parasite that it knows our body and where exactly to go? 2. Inside the human body is a very dark place without even a photon of light, how does this parasite even know where it's going also given that the size of our body in relation to the parasite is quite a big place? 3. What is our natural defence system doing as this parasite just roams about searching for a convenient place? Does our body just watch helplessly? I find these questions a bit disturbing to say the least
bruh if you think our body just watches helplessly then you wouldnt be writing this comment bcz theres millions of parasites around us and we still surviving
For 2: Blood passing through our body will sooner or later arrive at the liver, which has the task to "clean" blood. Therefore the parasite will almost always be able to reach the liver cells before its death and be able to perform its function.
1. The parasites ain't intelligent it's just in a lot of numbers! WAY LOT OF THEM!! Like we are talking in millions and millions of it 2. The blood will diffenately pass through liver and when it does the parasite due to chemical reactions takes actions and infect the liver cells 3. Our body doesn't sit helplessly it does it's best to fight back but at some point the rate of reproduction of the parasites becomes more than our immune system can take care of, and then it becomes matter of who dies first! Either the parasite damages us more and kill us or the immune system damages our own cells trying to fight it! Both way we suffer There's one more thing, when the parasite leave the liver it gets itself covered in the dead cells of the liver cells much like a killing an animal and then wearing it skin to infiltrate therefore the immune system misses that too
Great work! I had an understanding of the theory, but great to see a visual representation. I wish this was available when I was in high school. Can't wait for part 2!
An observation: merozoites leaves the hepatocyte in a vesicle called merossome and ruptures far away from the liver. Despite that, it was a good animation and helps understanding the Plasmodium' s cycle in human host.
Fun fact: mosquitoes actually feed on nectar, but when they are pregnant, they need proteins, which they can get from the blood so basically what's sucking you are pregnant mosquitoes 😭
I did a lot of research on this for my biology project and this summed up everything and displayed it in a professional manner. Now I have the correct understanding of this because only reading scientific articles can get you to think about the wrong way sometimes
Fun fact: Malaria protozoa hide in the liver and red blood cells, undetectable from our immune system due to the self-antigens on the red blood cells and the ever-changing strains which means that the phagocytes don't know what they're facing. It hides in your body for years. You likely still have it.
excellent video. Is anyone studying the Mosquito immune system ? If Mosquito immunity can be boosted to Cure THEM of the disease, then they can not pass it on to humans.
Fun fact: Malaria protozoa hide in the liver and red blood cells, undetectable from our immune system due to the self-antigens on the red blood cells and the ever-changing strains which means that the phagocytes don't know what they're facing. It hides in your body for years. You likely still have it.
I think what he meant is “It has been with us before we have existed” Me: wtf Theory: The narrator said it has been with US before WE have existed. That means that he believes that the narrator is confusing us by saying that Malaria’s been with us, but we aren’t existed yet. “How can the Malaria exist with humans if we didn’t even existed yet?” Lone Wolf asks himself.
The way the body works is blood is the basic product of everything and it is found all around the body and when one part of this blood is contacted the whole body is
For all those who think mosquitoes are useless: If we eradicate all of them, the smaller insects that they eat will grow in number. Developing more problems.
My husband didn't even move, and he is in Malaysia, he cares . My not husband didn't even move and he went from Australia to Malaysia THEY ALL THERE MAN!
Dang this actually gross 🤮 Im living in tropical area and malaria just like another flu for people here, people aren't afraid of it and malaria never been a hard medical case in here, yet some people on other place died from malaria..make me wonder why Until i watch this video omg ofc people died of malaria 🤢
Who else is watching this after they discovered how mosquitos deflect malaria, The discovery means that we could bring an end to malaria infecting humans.
damn......... I searched this up after findind out Elon Musk was on his deathbed after being misdiagnosed 3 times until it was finally discovered that he had Malaria.
