Histopathology Spleen --Gaucher disease
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marcophages dont look like crumpled tissue paper o well guess something we gotta memorize lol
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thank you very helpful
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thank you for these awesome videos!!!
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lol.
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Yeah and it would be extremely helpful if someone found a cure for it.
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a macrophage is a cell that eats up rubiish in our body, such as bacteria which is a type of germ, or dead cells or in other words dead meat that is so tiny that u cannot see with naked eye. how do u like this explanation for a novice.
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LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
GLUCOCEREBROCIDASE..
I am not sure WHY or WHY they invent these tounge rolling names that are challanging to articulate for anyone in any language?
The commentator doctor was such a prefessional .. Thanks alot
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a macrophage is a phagocyte, putting it in simple terms. Being so, it "eats" up abnormal substances found in the extracellular matrix of tissues (including antigens like bacteria, and protein from a different organism). It is found in the majority of tissues and it cleans up the trash. Glucocerebroside is a fatty substance that acumulates because it cannot be broken down. The macrophages eat it and they become what u see, "foamy cells".
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but these are good histopath videos. thanks prof.
GHAMAIUK 3 years ago
I could not have described macrophages better than you!
WashingtonDeceit 3 years ago