The Composition and Function of Blood

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Of course we all know what blood is, and everyone has had at least a minor injury involving blood. But what is it exactly? What's it made of? What does it do? Why do we die if we lose enough of it? Let's check out each component of blood now, on both the cellular and molecular level!
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@cyruspaul7233 9 месяцев назад

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@Shouttz 5 лет назад

Hey Professor Dave! Just wanted to thank you for the videos. It's really nice to have a single channel that explains a whole lot of stuff! I personally enjoy learning about a variety of things, so when I'm a bit tired of one specific topic I go read about geography, or biology, or something else. It's nice to learn by reading but it's even better hearing someone who understands the stuff explain it, so thanks! "But what is it exactly? What's it made of? What does it do?" that's legit me earlier today in the bathroom trying to remember what Van der Waals force is haha

@Mamaofthree-u4m Год назад

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@fredbeutler3130 5 лет назад

This is very interesting. I liked your concise description of the different components of blood.

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@Never_p2w Месяц назад

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@jl2599 2 года назад

You made an overwhelming chapter so simple and easy. Great explanation and to the point. Thanks

@monaoconnell5650 2 года назад

Great! Very informative and easy to understand!

@exoticblondestripper 3 года назад

By far Theeee Best blood histology Video on RU-vid hands down 🙌🙌🙌

@smartboyalex 2 года назад

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@thimbleteeth 2 года назад

I want to make a game with my own spin on the concept of “what if the human body was just a little place with a bunch of little guys in it” focusing mainly on blood cells. This video is incredibly helpful to me in my endeavors, and it is also simply very nice to be able to learn more about anatomy. Thank you, Professor Dave! :-)

@RAMAKRISHNARAOKAKIVizag 3 года назад

Excellent explanation. Thank you .

@itspooja2435 3 года назад

Nice explanation Dave sir .!good animation it's very useful thanks a lot...

@orlaundrapryor7310 4 года назад

Thank you so much you explained this information so well. I was getting excited because it was all coming together in mind. Please continue to provide such great content.

@shinejnax7882 10 месяцев назад

Good explanation

@rajindaranasinghe8521 Год назад

Amazing 👏 , Thank you so much for your informative and well organised videos.

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Well explained.Elaborative.

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dude ily - watching these helps me a great deal before I dive into a chapter

@wasifahmed123 Год назад

Very well explained. Thank you dear friend

@rigrentals5297 5 лет назад

Great source of information. keep up the amazing work Professor.

@kwabenaawisiamoako652 2 месяца назад

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@danieldelagarza7559 5 лет назад

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@LoveNaisa Год назад

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@shimmyslana4669 3 года назад

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@angelxu2226 3 года назад

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@tenfourten8438 4 года назад

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@rochelroma180 4 года назад

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@conman1395 5 лет назад

4:06 One thing I emphasize to my MCAT students is that there is a difference between oxygen molecules and oxygen atoms. Oxygen is diatomic in gaseous form so hemoglobin contains 4 oxygen molecules (O2) but 8 oxygen atoms (O).

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@alexandermando5722 3 года назад

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@buddhimantapoddar7377 3 года назад

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@emmanuellailunamienikhanob9125 3 года назад

Best lesson on blood ever Thank u very much

@computerroom1851 2 года назад

YES

@ibrahimafandi7947 8 месяцев назад

thank you ❤🙏

@arunlekhashekhawat8324 3 года назад

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@rosaliaibarra9090 2 года назад

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@daphinenisha6581 3 года назад

Thanks

@traditionalvillagelife272 5 лет назад

nice sir please make lectures for nuring students

@kimutajtitus6820 4 месяца назад

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@mustafmaxamed819 Год назад

Thank doctor

@hildachipo1870 2 года назад

Helped

@johnsonnneoma. Год назад

God bless you for this videos sir 🥰

@Chrislondo548 2 года назад

Why you are not my anatomy teacher?😭 Thank you for making this video

@meetajoshi4965 3 года назад

Your explanation is very very much attractive

@michaelpisciarino5348 5 лет назад

0:09 Blood 0:45 Blood is considered a *Connective Tissue* 0:57 Formed elements suspended in plasma. Put it in a Centrifuge, and it’s parts can be seen. 1:10 Red Blood Cells= Erythrocytes Platelets And White Blood Cells= Buffy Coat Plasma= Plasma 1:32 Blood transports Oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and Carbon Dioxide 2:00 + Regulates Ph + Maintain body temperature + Prevent infection 2:11 Plasma Erythrocytes 3:10 The Red Blood Cell 3:38 Hemoglobin

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@serinqtashura4571 Год назад

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@LMBeanz 3 года назад

you just summed up what took me 12 hours to read from my bio book yesterday😂

@sabrinaduncan128 3 года назад

Lol

@s_.1705 3 года назад

it took you 12 hours? really

@LMBeanz 3 года назад

@@s_.1705 seriously dude, my bio book is super wordy. So I either have to skim through and miss stuff, or I end up taking all day to read one chapter

@avyanarya09 3 года назад

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@lugwamkookie7586 4 года назад

Nice sir Can I ask you a question??

@minalthakur5141 10 месяцев назад

LOVE the intro

@Ehabengolozo 3 года назад

great !

@CaptFoster5 2 года назад

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@joshuachavez5987 10 месяцев назад

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@inayatmalik9 9 месяцев назад

Yeah it's good and important

@angelsta.catalina1111 Год назад

The best ❤

@Darthslayerwon Год назад

I know was made three years ago but why is it when you get scratched it starts to itch a bit? and thanks for the video I learned a lot from this

@jansia9498 5 лет назад

Sir, please explain about cyanide poisoning....

@nazirulazim1600 Год назад

Peace be upon you prof .Thank you so much prof for this video . Im from malaysia . May god bless you prof . Ameen

@manthanpatel7981 2 месяца назад

Platelets are also known as thrombocytes

@4everjrnyfan Год назад

Any chance you would edit the cc's to make your videos ADA compliant?

@desmond3828 3 года назад

the extensions of the megokaryocyte does not burst of the sheer force rips the cytoplasmic extensions along with some of the megokaryocyte's organelles and vesicles and thus a platelet is made