Just want to thank you for all of your videos - I have an A&P midterm next week and have learned absolutely nothing from my instuctor in class and I find your videos extremely helpful! Thanks again.
"did i just said my wife is a hematologist? no, no, she study rheumatology..i got confused with all the tologies sometimes" haha,that's so cute :) anyway,thanx for your video! I love them so much :) i never expect to understand all these shit in just less than an hour..i went for class for hours to learn all these but i know i will never understand as much as i do from your videos..you're good! :)
The way most of us get taught in school or uni is in chunks so to get a overview of everything working together makes it easier to understand (well, atleast for me that works best), so thank you very helpful! but for this video, what about co-stimulators like CD80 or CD86 that are also required to activate CD4+ cells and adjuvants?
can someone please explain what the binding CD40-CD40L in the immunological synapse between T-cell and APC does?
ICAM-1-LFA-1 works as an adhesion and B7-CD28 works as an activator, but I need to know some more co-stimulators and I'd appreciate if someone could help me!
Thanks for reminding me over and over again that I am paying thousands of dollars to learn these concepts at a higher learning institute... only to find myself looking for you on youtube for the same lessons because nobody teaches it better.
The amount that I have used your videos the past couple years is unreal.. mostly physics and bio but you have actually saved my ass so many times and I thank you!!
I'm in med school and we use the term "effector B cell" more than "plasma cell" in my immuno class. In path/histo, we use "plasma cell" more. I guess it's personal preference
yea when i learned this mess it was plasma cell that produce ab. effector b was when it was effected i guess by th2 then it transform into plasma cell that was my understanding and not all transform some transform into memory cell.
This guy is awesome with his videos :) love them!! Seriously it is this series of videos which actually make me not want to "shoot" myself every time I start studying biology!! Thanks Salman :)
by no means is it an exhausted lecture on immunology but it really helps me to grasp an understanding and go on to learn it more in depth with it actually making sense.
well that is right they are plasma cells because they get manufactured in bone marrow but mature in plasma whereas the T-cells get manufactured in bone marrow and get matured in Thymus gland. they should call the B-cells, P-cells to avoid confusion.
@gaatakek - apparently you haven't listened to the lecture carefully. towards the end, HE talks about how he's corrected by his wife about the role of plasma cells
I learned everything in bits and pieces but your videos really help me see the big picture and put it all together. Makes SO much more sense now. Thank you!
Knowing very little of the immune system I decided to watch this as supplemental information for a study posted on a daily science web page and found this video a sweet spot of a hit ;)
I just want to say thank you soo much. I want to be a nurse and was about to quit because my professor is speaking a whole different language. But thanks now my understanding has been enlightened. Thanks sooo much!!!!
khan you deserve to die stinking rich. i love your vids thank you for teaching me for free what my one and a half century year old learning institution can't do for 45,000 a year
Just wanted to say that you make these very very well. As a student in an accelerated program and who is very visual, this kind of presentation was very effective. Thank you so much for letting everyone learn from you. After seeing this, I wonder how I got through my undergrad without teaching formats like this!
I'm taking pathophysiology right now for my undergraduate major and this video is so so so so helpful. THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH!!!!!!!! you explain everything incredibly well and make it very easy to understand!!!
What is modern biology ?. It´s molecular biology. What is the science? It´s chemistry and more specifically spatial atomic arrangements. These diagrams seen everywhere are only but figurative and by no means show what is really happening.
@muhali3 Nevermind about that question, didn't watch the whole video. But now I have another. Why do cytokines from helper T cells activate cytotoxic T cells, since helper T cells only recognize MHCII and cytotoxic only recognize MHC1?
Great lecture, really helped me to remember the stuff I learned in school. Just wondering, but didn't you forget to mention the Treg-cells (suppressor T-cells)?
Don't get me wrong, just had something in mind about them.
Now this is the best overview I have seen. Really lays it out well. And, I cracked up with the comments you made about your wife studying immunology, then no rheumatology. That they all confuse you! he he
WOOOOHOOO I i finally understand this topic! gosh i dreaded opening my book to read these mechanisms! i understand so much better now! hey you have prob heard this millions of times but THANKYOU! THANKYOU!!!!!! right im so going to get that A in class now!
Thank you so much for your time and effort into making this video and posting it. This is extremely helpful. I've been reading my textbook for over 2 hours and it feels like my head is on the verge of exploding. This review ties everything I just read and paint a very clear picture of how the immune system works. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just want to thank you for all of your videos - I have an A&P midterm next week and have learned absolutely nothing from my instuctor in class and I find your videos extremely helpful! Thanks again.
hilroy74 1 day ago
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Shalek 1 month ago
"did i just said my wife is a hematologist? no, no, she study rheumatology..i got confused with all the tologies sometimes" haha,that's so cute :) anyway,thanx for your video! I love them so much :) i never expect to understand all these shit in just less than an hour..i went for class for hours to learn all these but i know i will never understand as much as i do from your videos..you're good! :)
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The way most of us get taught in school or uni is in chunks so to get a overview of everything working together makes it easier to understand (well, atleast for me that works best), so thank you very helpful! but for this video, what about co-stimulators like CD80 or CD86 that are also required to activate CD4+ cells and adjuvants?
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can someone please explain what the binding CD40-CD40L in the immunological synapse between T-cell and APC does?
ICAM-1-LFA-1 works as an adhesion and B7-CD28 works as an activator, but I need to know some more co-stimulators and I'd appreciate if someone could help me!
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Nirvana87 2 months ago
Thanks for reminding me over and over again that I am paying thousands of dollars to learn these concepts at a higher learning institute... only to find myself looking for you on youtube for the same lessons because nobody teaches it better.
leeahface 2 months ago 30
THANK YOU SO MUCH. Micro final is Friday!!
lostfan73 2 months ago 2
The amount that I have used your videos the past couple years is unreal.. mostly physics and bio but you have actually saved my ass so many times and I thank you!!
I recommend you to everyone
samanthaw122 2 months ago 4
Awesome job, thanks! Love all of your vids :D
swtkissez40 2 months ago
I'm in med school and we use the term "effector B cell" more than "plasma cell" in my immuno class. In path/histo, we use "plasma cell" more. I guess it's personal preference
m015094 2 months ago
I LOVE YOU ! thanks so much reallly useful
Safzy17 2 months ago
<333333333 can you be my teacher? ^_^ Great videos!! Thank you!
inkarupay 2 months ago
I have a question the T cells are in all our blood or there are some part that T cells can't go? even in the Cerebrospinal fluid.
LuchiNkj 3 months ago
i stopped going to immunology class because my teacher's an idiot. still pulling a straight A. thanks youtube!
IAmTheLizardKing7 3 months ago
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your wife is so badass
01rai01 3 months ago
i get confused with all the (04:44) -tologies as well! hahaha
ekimzaga 3 months ago
yea when i learned this mess it was plasma cell that produce ab. effector b was when it was effected i guess by th2 then it transform into plasma cell that was my understanding and not all transform some transform into memory cell.
Myoldnamesdontwork 3 months ago
Wow you are so much better than my microbiology professor, I have an exam on this tomorrow!
leaharagon 3 months ago
thanks so very much. this vid has made me feel so much better about immunology!
nancykazadi 3 months ago in playlist immu
GREAT HELP MAN!!!!
dynamobridge13 3 months ago
This guy is awesome with his videos :) love them!! Seriously it is this series of videos which actually make me not want to "shoot" myself every time I start studying biology!! Thanks Salman :)
2kill4ad8 3 months ago
Very helpful video! Thank you! :)
Elnora4ka 3 months ago
Thankyou for your help.
by no means is it an exhausted lecture on immunology but it really helps me to grasp an understanding and go on to learn it more in depth with it actually making sense.
Khan academy is great for all this sort of stuff
vrankovich 4 months ago
Thanks!
joseerock 4 months ago
Thanks for the video, much appreciated.
justinbrown13 4 months ago
tnks alot for making me nderstand this, because i did not get it in class
poshhills 4 months ago
"i get confiused with all the tologies" beast
fingrar22 4 months ago
His voice is HELL A SEXY!
Laryn04 4 months ago
thank you more , more and more :")
you really help me .. :")
drJOORI 5 months ago
This has helped me a lot my prof. doesn't speak english well so this is a life savior
jessalaw25 5 months ago in playlist Immunology
your great
kflynnize 5 months ago
why are there people who dislike this video? colorblind?
EriqHover 5 months ago
DAMMMMMMM brain overload :D but totally get it now! Thx!
Wandelaarke 5 months ago
what about the helper T cells that react to IL-12 and IL-4, what happens to them???
Thank you....
axius18 5 months ago in playlist More videos from khanacademy
If a virus is in a bacteria and the bacteria get ingested by Bcells , what would they expose on their surface?
Djalitana 5 months ago
well that is right they are plasma cells because they get manufactured in bone marrow but mature in plasma whereas the T-cells get manufactured in bone marrow and get matured in Thymus gland. they should call the B-cells, P-cells to avoid confusion.
Djalitana 5 months ago
I was wondering about the role of Plasma Cells. This clears up few things. Thank you Mrs. Khan :)
rodeo179 6 months ago
@rodeo179 LOL Mrs Khan? It's a dude. I've never heard a woman with a voice this deep.
gaatakek 4 months ago
@gaatakek - apparently you haven't listened to the lecture carefully. towards the end, HE talks about how he's corrected by his wife about the role of plasma cells
rodeo179 4 months ago
dude I spent 10 hours reading stuff and it was brutally confusing.... nice job
ivannivan101 6 months ago
Good dick
lighterfluid93 6 months ago
thank you so much. This is amazing!! You've saved my life from the examination.
may1412 7 months ago
Thank you
beasty45 8 months ago
Brilliant! How can you not know what your wife is studying!! Really good lecture as well.
kyalimers 8 months ago
great illustration , try to make it a lil bit longer
U R a bug hit in egypt btw :D
drnagyful 8 months ago
sitting one of my final exams of my degree tomorrow and was tired of reading and this made a brilliant summary! :)
tillywaingate 8 months ago
That's amazing video from the teaching point of view and yes, it is so engaging that you can never get bored viewing it over and over! Thank you.
MechanismsMedicine 8 months ago
TQVM. Very engaging lecture, also I have an immunology and cellular/molecular therapeutics exam this wednesday :P
BlackJeopardy 9 months ago
What program did you use to make all this?
CrocodilusPontifex 9 months ago
Well explained and concise. Thanks.
TheRealDrDorian 9 months ago
The modern Jesus...
CasablancaRouge 9 months ago
Thank for all celaring all my doubts! thak u so much!
Dayrina1 9 months ago
you are the best!!! I wish you'll be my teacher for all my classes. Thank you so much. Do you have your website with all organized videos?
ilmira1983 10 months ago
Thank you thank you thank you!
92eev 10 months ago
Your the Greatest!
Chavezcna 10 months ago
I learned everything in bits and pieces but your videos really help me see the big picture and put it all together. Makes SO much more sense now. Thank you!
srav68 10 months ago
YOU SHOULD BE AWARDED THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE!
kaleidoscopiceyes 10 months ago 2
@kaleidoscopiceyes lol i said the same thing ages agO!
yeah! he should!
CasablancaRouge 9 months ago
he sounds like frank zappa O_o
grosmene 10 months ago
He sounds like the ask a ninja guy
Slaygull 11 months ago
Really helps for AP Bio.. thanks
1itemDbow 11 months ago 7
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@1itemDbow RS unit
igopking 11 months ago
Very helpful thanks!!
kelsflutegirl 11 months ago
Thank you so much!
RishadanPort 1 year ago
Very helpfull!
stephenskocpol 1 year ago
Knowing very little of the immune system I decided to watch this as supplemental information for a study posted on a daily science web page and found this video a sweet spot of a hit ;)
EgadsNo 1 year ago
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Nice lecture... Check my channel for some study break p0rn :P
Legal4uTube 1 year ago
great!!!! thanx allot >> you are great & you made it easy so thanx again
ontonice 1 year ago
OK, now you got t-cell decading and quantum physics... join them... get on with it.
Joke9972 1 year ago
you are the best man!!!
Palestinian1967 1 year ago
thank you so much! i love you!
LakaKot 1 year ago
This just saved my life
pureaccuracy 1 year ago
Brilliant video, would recommend to anyone studying for a microbiology exam!!
tomjacques2003 1 year ago
i wish i was married to you, you can teach me every night
enelijit 1 year ago
Great videos! You have the gift of teaching!
tiagobruniera 1 year ago
Love you!
anistonmp3 1 year ago
you are awesome. you're videos are great study guides.
rhysinater 1 year ago
wow! amazing videos..
EMontserrat8 1 year ago
I just want to say thank you soo much. I want to be a nurse and was about to quit because my professor is speaking a whole different language. But thanks now my understanding has been enlightened. Thanks sooo much!!!!
darsha527 1 year ago
we watched this vid in my Phys class and it helped a lot but my instructor informed us that B cells have receptors on them and not antigens. ?
devontruscott 1 year ago
Wow that helped a lot. Thanks
devontruscott 1 year ago
These videos are no less than amazing. I am serious!
Nagare89 1 year ago
khan you deserve to die stinking rich. i love your vids thank you for teaching me for free what my one and a half century year old learning institution can't do for 45,000 a year
heyyhowyadoin 1 year ago
Just wanted to say that you make these very very well. As a student in an accelerated program and who is very visual, this kind of presentation was very effective. Thank you so much for letting everyone learn from you. After seeing this, I wonder how I got through my undergrad without teaching formats like this!
MsCookieMunchkin 1 year ago
I'm taking pathophysiology right now for my undergraduate major and this video is so so so so helpful. THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH!!!!!!!! you explain everything incredibly well and make it very easy to understand!!!
animalcracker2011 1 year ago
Thank you.. You should teach teachers how to teach like this. Very helpful to us visual learners.
KERRYLYNN1964 1 year ago
it would be great if your wife could also make some videos,
it would be really helpful!
ByLailaKhan 1 year ago
Thanks!
And your wife is right - PLASMA CELLS
I'm a medical student and we prefer to use Plasma.. anyways..its just a name.
Leon2101 1 year ago
wow! it helps me so0o much
maryamsami 1 year ago
What is modern biology ?. It´s molecular biology. What is the science? It´s chemistry and more specifically spatial atomic arrangements. These diagrams seen everywhere are only but figurative and by no means show what is really happening.
rasputin510 1 year ago
Do Helper T cells also bind to MHC-II complexes on innate immune cells? If not, why?
muhali3 1 year ago
@muhali3 Nevermind about that question, didn't watch the whole video. But now I have another. Why do cytokines from helper T cells activate cytotoxic T cells, since helper T cells only recognize MHCII and cytotoxic only recognize MHC1?
muhali3 1 year ago
Great lecture, really helped me to remember the stuff I learned in school. Just wondering, but didn't you forget to mention the Treg-cells (suppressor T-cells)?
Don't get me wrong, just had something in mind about them.
TobyLow 1 year ago
All your immunology videos helped me a lot... Thank you very much ! :)
elpinto8625 1 year ago
All of your immunology videos helped me a lot, thank you very much... :)
elpinto8625 1 year ago
Jazakallah!!! Can u make an immunology video on "compliment"? I never understand that! :'(
HoneyWidaMoney 1 year ago
Now this is the best overview I have seen. Really lays it out well. And, I cracked up with the comments you made about your wife studying immunology, then no rheumatology. That they all confuse you! he he
pokuneff 1 year ago
Oh my, GOODNESS! THANK YOU!
*subcribes* you make it so easy to understand. .. to think that I've been struggling for so long just to understand this.
I'm studying Immunology. :)
drawolftiger 1 year ago
in med school...beautiful...
Obsession37 1 year ago
now i understand!!! hehe.. thanks for the simple lecture....=)
alexieva1 1 year ago
What?! You have a wife?!
D;
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yohyohmanatee 1 year ago
Thanks this helped a lot you made it much easier to understand than the book or the instructor. Thanks again!
1proudlatinaLadyI 1 year ago
You explain very very well
cooper1101 1 year ago
I cannot thank you enough.
Klutch29 1 year ago
THX A LOT!!! This thing really save my ass
secepatkilat 1 year ago
nOW I FEEL LIKE PASSING MMY EXAMMMMM :)
sofiaarias13 1 year ago
THANK UUUUUUUUUUUUUU
darkygirl2006 1 year ago
Very appreciated. It always helps to tie in the concepts together.
Azadehm123 1 year ago
ohh wow sal.
let me tell you, im in med school right now and youre still saving my butt everyday!
RockMusikRox 1 year ago
WOOOOHOOO I i finally understand this topic! gosh i dreaded opening my book to read these mechanisms! i understand so much better now! hey you have prob heard this millions of times but THANKYOU! THANKYOU!!!!!! right im so going to get that A in class now!
hupper12345 1 year ago
thanks for the recall, i never heard it in this form. and the drawing was a plus :)
musmendds 1 year ago
thanks so much. this is great. mind if i ask what software you are using? thx in advance
seifer918 1 year ago
Thank you so much for your time and effort into making this video and posting it. This is extremely helpful. I've been reading my textbook for over 2 hours and it feels like my head is on the verge of exploding. This review ties everything I just read and paint a very clear picture of how the immune system works. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MsChristopherxxx 1 year ago
thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you ....
were i can enroll to khan academy??? :)
alnemer425 1 year ago
Thank you so much! i got an A on my science quiz from watching this it was really helpful
fritzmw2 2 years ago 20
great job man! can u pls do video of transcription and translation? Dna replication and stuff like that? thanks
rockediny 2 years ago
Thanks for posting
vlvl21 2 years ago
I just caught a cold.
yuothineyesasian 2 years ago
nice lecture, I can watch this a 100 times and never get bored.
abeezoti 2 years ago 31
You must have an incredibly exciting life.
j/k, it really is pretty interesting. :-)
koriko88 2 years ago
@abeezoti Dude, this guy explains so good that you'll never have to watch this 100 times ! xD
elpinto8625 1 year ago
yeah first to watch this
rakurai19 2 years ago