i remembered this children's story where the library woman had lozenges that tasted like war when you said "lozenges" but i just cant remember anything else about the story or what it was called.... its bugging me now :S
Thank you so much! I'm sitting my two GCSE biology exams tomorrow & I have been very puzzled& the teacher goes too fast with the lesson! THIS HAS HELPED SO MUCH, I honestly couldn't be more thankful for ALL of you videos right now! Keep it all up :D x
I understand that the outside air we breathe is composed of different gases. I know that the oxygen gets diffuses into the bloodstream into the red blood cells, but can someone please help me out and tell me where the other gases end up?
Are they diffused into the plasma of the blood and if so, where do they end up?
@2100KM u are right, RBC's indeed carry CO2 as you can tell from every Biology book, but some CO2 is dissolved in our blood. That's because CO2 can dissolve in fluids more easily than O2, see "Mass diffusivity" on Wikipedia
Fantastic videos. I really wish I had found you this summer while I was taking Anatomy 1 & 2 and Micro all at the same time! Still glad I know about these now that I'm in nursing school... Super helpful with Pathophysiology!
@berniko2 Actually you should watch 10 different videos of each topic. You'll find out his teaching style is still the best. I watched one from Yale university and the guy spends 2 hrs on the nephron (kidney) and talks about nothing. In fact he gets to something exciting and he just says "you can read it in your book." The mistakes he makes he corrects them and he doesnt do them often. Find me another video that is better I bet you wont. I've watched all of them.
Carbon dioxide does bind to the Globin portion of hemoglobin forming HbCO2. CO2 also passed through RBCs combing with H2O to form H2CO3 (facilitated by carbonic anhydrase) and then quickly dissociates into HCO3- and H+ and then exits the cell.
Please keep making the 20 minute videos..you're very helpful
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i remembered this children's story where the library woman had lozenges that tasted like war when you said "lozenges" but i just cant remember anything else about the story or what it was called.... its bugging me now :S
Zumerjud 2 months ago
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baroxxxxx 2 months ago
But khan, I've read somewhere deoxygenated blood is actually a darker shade of red compared with oxygenated blood?
rangerbirdy 3 months ago
The first two pen strokes looked like a ball sack xD
JPynapil 4 months ago in playlist Biology
it's really awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mayankxx212121 6 months ago
you make learning a fun process. I love it!
hoangvinh408 6 months ago
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Neomniblad 6 months ago
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Shezwax 7 months ago
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benja303 8 months ago in playlist Biology
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Ibahz 8 months ago
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rocker247chick 9 months ago
Thank you so much! I'm sitting my two GCSE biology exams tomorrow & I have been very puzzled& the teacher goes too fast with the lesson! THIS HAS HELPED SO MUCH, I honestly couldn't be more thankful for ALL of you videos right now! Keep it all up :D x
MusicIsMyLifeOoO 9 months ago
the blood vessel running along the alveoli is a capillary then it leads to the viens then to the heart...
dondycluck 10 months ago
wow, u explain it better than my ap bio teacher did!! :D
JuliaAthenaSwan 10 months ago
I'm reviewing biology for the MCAT. I thought I'd share my notes for these videos! Enjoy!
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review424 11 months ago
How long does it take for a blood cell at the heart to go to the lungs, back to the heart, to the brain, and back to the heart?
pirateXhunterXzoro 1 year ago
lol so basically your blood is rusting
TheNiggerXavi 1 year ago
Can you please make a video about blood clots and hemostasis? Thank you!! :)
pladmd 1 year ago
what about white blood cells?
SmoggyMildew 1 year ago
I understand that the outside air we breathe is composed of different gases. I know that the oxygen gets diffuses into the bloodstream into the red blood cells, but can someone please help me out and tell me where the other gases end up?
Are they diffused into the plasma of the blood and if so, where do they end up?
MNU1978 1 year ago
now i know were to get research if i ever need it,thx
warghost95 1 year ago
wow amazing
thank you so much that video really helped me to udnerstand this system once you get it :D
by the way which programme did you use for all of those brilliant videos?
it´s really creative and helpful
thumbs up for that ;D
kawaiiiable 1 year ago 2
Sal, that was a kickass explanation. Thank you!
boeing747200lr 1 year ago
@2100KM u are right, RBC's indeed carry CO2 as you can tell from every Biology book, but some CO2 is dissolved in our blood. That's because CO2 can dissolve in fluids more easily than O2, see "Mass diffusivity" on Wikipedia
Katjespukeko 1 year ago
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@2100KM u are right, RBC's indeed carry CO2 as you can tell from every Biology book
Katjespukeko 1 year ago
@2100KM RBC's indeed carry CO2 as you can tell from every Biology book
Katjespukeko 1 year ago
Fantastic videos. I really wish I had found you this summer while I was taking Anatomy 1 & 2 and Micro all at the same time! Still glad I know about these now that I'm in nursing school... Super helpful with Pathophysiology!
laurenbarrera 1 year ago
lol u luv ur hemoglobin
everthangjustin 1 year ago
You guys are the BEST!
justinohzy 1 year ago
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this dude keeps making mistakes....
i don't have time to watch him spell things slowly and draw a man's facial hair........
berniko2 1 year ago
@berniko2 shut up dude.. thats what makes this guy so great.. hes a real person
xraidedlok 1 year ago 2
@berniko2 Actually you should watch 10 different videos of each topic. You'll find out his teaching style is still the best. I watched one from Yale university and the guy spends 2 hrs on the nephron (kidney) and talks about nothing. In fact he gets to something exciting and he just says "you can read it in your book." The mistakes he makes he corrects them and he doesnt do them often. Find me another video that is better I bet you wont. I've watched all of them.
BF1 1 year ago
Great
SOLSONIA7 1 year ago
very very good !!!
pipermesh 1 year ago
You said that RBCs don't carry CO2.
From what I understand:
Carbon dioxide does bind to the Globin portion of hemoglobin forming HbCO2. CO2 also passed through RBCs combing with H2O to form H2CO3 (facilitated by carbonic anhydrase) and then quickly dissociates into HCO3- and H+ and then exits the cell.
2100km 1 year ago
to think that im just starting to study this and u just uploaded this recently WTF
this world is so cold, im so lucky
sodr2 2 years ago
UR GAY
patriots31531 2 years ago
great!
YersiniaPestisNPO 2 years ago
Erythrocytes, yay!
F2L4Life 2 years ago 3
indeed, very helpful.
andreiduffy 2 years ago 12
@andreiduffy lol he luvs his hemoglobin
everthangjustin 1 year ago
Helpful!
JoshBJan94 2 years ago 10