The puzzle of the B******T cells

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the whole world’s been thinking about how best to fight infection. And two cell types in particular have become immunity celebrities - T and B cells.
But these cells were not always so well understood, in fact their function only came into focus in the 1950s and 1960s, when two researchers working on opposite sides of the world started to piece together the mystery of a previously ignored organ called the thymus.
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@franciscolima278 Год назад

If I ever turn 91 years old I hope to be as eloquent and determined as Jacques. Respect

@JeremiCzarnecki Год назад

For the record, professor Cooper is only 2 years younger. He has been regularly churning out 3-4 research papers a year recently. I guess infectious diseases keep away from this guy, he knows too much.

@gustavgnoettgen Год назад

@@ginxxxxx I'm still alive

@gustavgnoettgen Год назад

@@ginxxxxx I think RU-vid doesn't like that last comment of yours, but that's more of a RU-vid problem

@funnyvideos-funnyoutloud2618 Год назад

Amazing, what a joy it is to live and know your life is not wasted and is rather productively used to discover something that makes the quality of life of the entire humanity better.

@MisterK9739 Год назад

Using your life to do sth productive in order to improve humanity should be the basis for every job. Maybe we should start paying by importance... then soccer professionals would not get payed millions for playing a game and caretakers would not have to struggle with minimum wage

@funnyvideos-funnyoutloud2618 Год назад

@@MisterK9739 it is called meritocracy, and I have read and thought about it for more than a decade now, it just doesn't work without constant societal multifaceted education, even in that case it crumbles if the "deserving" elite decides that it is their privilege to choose what is right now for the society.

@MisterK9739 Год назад

@@funnyvideos-funnyoutloud2618 true, true, it has its own problems. But obv out current capitalistic system ain´t workin

@slurvtrutl526 Год назад

These arguments are kinda tangential to the main issue of why aren't these guys more famous but not every scientist wants the spotlight but it's fun when they do share.

@MisterK9739 Год назад

@@slurvtrutl526 Because fame comes only to fields with public interest: sports, music, politics.... But who in the general public really cares about microbiology, immunology, theoretical physics etc? There are obviously exceptions, like Albert Einstein, but ask anybody on the streets and I would bet they can name more football stars and singers than scientists.

@KrisRyanStallard Год назад

This is one of the best uses of "click bait" I've seen in a long time. Great content that just needed a little bit of something to get your attention.

@IvanStepaniuk Год назад

We need a separate Nobel prize for whoever came with this " B******T". BrillianT play on words.

@AmiyaSarkar Год назад

So not everyone is right all the time, not even the Nobel laureates! We must never stop asking questions. There's no such thing as a "stupid question".

@dubscheckum8246 Год назад

It was corky

@valcaron Год назад

Why? It's just the uploader's style of clickbait. Worked on me. Now I'll Dislike the video and close the tab.

@berguidf Год назад

Thank you for introducing me to these wonderful people. 😊

@Mikeaskenase Год назад

I met Max Cooper as a first year grad student when he was the invited speaker at our department’s retreat. He was gracious, humble, and encouraging to me at a time I was feeling overwhelmed and out of place. A wonderful man and an awe-inspiring scientist.

@robochelle Год назад

I love his joke right at the end, very tongue-in-cheek

@susank580 Год назад

Way to go, Jacques! Thanks for your perseverance and curiosity!!!

@rossmeldrum3346 Год назад

I find this fascinating, especially since I was recently diagnosed with Lymphatic Leukemia in Mar 2022. Anything that helps me understand what I have is valuable.

@brianbrandt25 Год назад

"There was no thymus before 1961." Brilliant \

@DeeWeber Год назад

Great dissemination! More like this, please.

@mprest10 Год назад

Thank god for these two brilliant scientists.

@AmiyaSarkar Год назад

Great ideas and a great video!

@ep2223 Год назад

The Thymus has only been there since 1961, haha! I love it, 91 and still going strong!

@mujkocka 6 месяцев назад

Beautifully put together video. It’s the scientific info one can trust

@henk-3098 Год назад

Immunology is a very interesting field: allergies, auto-immune diseases, infectious diseases, organ transplants, cancer... the list goes on and on or the immune system has an important role to play in it.

@Cineenvenordquist Год назад

That's a tautology. Perhaps the alternative is to sterilize everything that comes in instead, as plants try to do with e.g. curcubitin or to have (e.g. nucleic acid) memory safety nonces prevent buffer overwrites and use after free or race conditions, as applied in some new organism designs. To then wind up with some effectiveness against parasites and varied horizontal gene transfer vectors would be an impressive result.

@lc3853 Год назад

Everyone with allergies has an overbearing mother. It's the body's nervous response to a hostile social environment. Doctors don't understand because they never see their patients socially, and are trained to suggest it was something they ate - a chemical reaction, rather than something they saw or experienced.

@Zakariah1971 Год назад

Excellent

@_negentropy_ Год назад

Very helpful! 🙏

@victorprokop9343 Год назад

Awesome!

@1.4142 Год назад

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@kf1000 Год назад

I raise bulls, usually one is the "bulliest" of all.

@sushrutdeshmukh7564 Год назад

Who found Dr Miller extremely adorable?

@puduart2176 Год назад

since i had covid, i belive my thymus got sick and since then i m always sick. i ve been visited by 30 doctors noone mentioned thymus. i hope more research will go on on this direction for us to fell good and fix these long covid....and many others health issues, after all they are mostly all immuno related. thank u

@as-qh1qq Год назад

Living greats.

@prevengeix8551 Год назад

So, the appendix that everyone has removed may have a function unknown?

@kf1000 Год назад

Yes, it has a function. Your intestines contain a bunch of creatures (bacterias, etc.), very important to digestive health. Occasionally, when you get very, very sick, your intestines empty out. One theory is that the appendix, holds some of these creatures, to repopulate your intestines.

@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Год назад

"A very sophisticated organ that's been there since 1961." Not long ago, we knew nothing. We still know nothing, but just a little less of nothing.

@Narigopia Год назад

Why Dr. Jacques Miller doesn't have a Nobel Prize yet?

@TanTan-ch3vq Год назад

At 8:21, saying that lymphocytes move from bursa to thymus to becoming T cells , is it true?

@TanTan-ch3vq Год назад

apparently this is wrong

@dubscheckum8246 Год назад

Who cares what happens in chickens

@TanTan-ch3vq Год назад

This is Nature group made scientific education video, it may not be perfect but should be accurate, rather than misleading. You don’t care about chicken, that is ok, but I care scientific knowledge.

@casiandsouza7031 Год назад

Does the chicken's bone marrow also produce B cells? If so, why did the bursa evolve?

@user-cv1jb9xv2p Год назад

🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@slurvtrutl526 Год назад

Yay for jigsaw puzzle mice 🐁

@yeseniagaytan6403 Год назад

Alguien que me de el orden de los investigadores porfavor, es para una tarea 😭

@AkinolaEmmanuel Год назад

At the 1 minute mark there's an extra box...

@niko-laus Год назад

thanks i never had an answer to a question with i put up for discussion i think i know that people not in isolation and have something to do with animals of any kind including pets maybe even bees have a better immune system why should people like me with no common flu or even covid symptom should be given an mRNA jab i,m not against vaccination i fact i had one in 1953 and one in 1972 for tetanus

@lulumoon6942 Год назад

This is how you sneak in the medicine! 😏

@os2171 Год назад

I love science! (That’s why I’m a scientist!… work meaning and joy)

@philsophkenny Год назад

🤔

@moreknowslessshows Год назад

Patchwork mice :..(

@teridon Год назад

Interesting and informative, thanks you. Howere, the first 2.5 minutes of this video were horrible. Was there a contest on how many random clips and noises you could add?

@dj_laundry_list Год назад

Bothers me that nature is taking sponsorship from pharma companies

@DrAlexVasquezICHNFM Год назад

Window companies are the sponsors of your education, you know what the conclusion will be

@MrRudy-vk7xx Год назад

Goodluck to everyone who was foolish enough to take an experimental drug...

@hildavalerolozano7752 Месяц назад

Muchas gracias ! Siempre sorprende el conocimiento científico de células T y B y es maravilloso saber como llegaron a conocerse estas células. Envidiable de los dres. Max y Jackes que a su edad siguen buscando estos complejos misterios. Gracias Nature

@daos08 Год назад

just stopped when i saw your spnosrs :(

@sobbski2672 Год назад

Buullshit

@enacte Год назад

They put the wrong number of blanks to spell Bullshit lol

@Zakariah1971 Год назад

Majoring in the minor…🙄

@darthminty3648 Год назад

I'm gonna go ahead & call you professional liars as your sponsorship proves.

@dubscheckum8246 Год назад

You can't throw the baby out with the bathwater

@simonrodriguez4685 Год назад

This video, perhaps maliciously, omits the pertinent fact that the thymus was radiated in babies because it was considered “too large” -compared to that of dissected corpses- which perfectly exemplifies the perennial dilemma in industrial medicine: The limited knowledge coupled with the characteristic categorical hubris that has resulted in so much harm caused. The triumphalism in the reporting of the purported “successes” always hides the catastrophic failures in this overall dark gray history. [Industrial] medicine is a racket. No clearer example than the world destruction we endured during the Covid shamble. #Nuremberg2Now

@alan2102X Год назад

Great comment. But I would hesitate to accuse the video maker of malice.

@user-jm8ky1kn2t Год назад

Ultimately, science will make mistakes along the way. Some of them grander than others. We will always be striving for better however we will not know what we do not know until much later on with hindsight. Radiation treatment has been beneficial to many with cancer and even those with broken bones are examined with X-rays.