Shotgun Histology Kidney

Shotgun Histology Kidney

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[alz123alz]

Thank you for this video. Are the cells that lines the capillaries called ENDOTHELIAL cells rather than epithelial cells. Epithelial cells are usually for protection. Endothelial cells are specialized for the exchange of nutrients and oxygens, and toxins, from the blood. I need this verified. Thanks. Brilliant Lecture.

[WashingtonDeceit]

"epithelium" is a generic term used for any flat lining cell such as mesothelium or even synovium

[nymc2012]

I think there is a mistake at 7:11. "The outside is lined by visceral bowman's cell and the parietal cell is a podocyte." I believe it should be reversed that the podocyte are visceral bowman's cells and parietal cells line the outer bowman's capsule.

[WashingtonDeceit]

yup, u right, i screwed up, i OFTER screw up, thanks for being a keen listener

[kookoobabe]

nice intro. but you can make it more painful, it'd be a nice warm up for the exam

[WashingtonDeceit]

perhaps you can listen to some mccain speeches?

[Harbinger631]

The sound isn't synched with the video, which defeats the purpose of the video. If that could be fixed this video would be amazing.

[shalouke]

thank you a lot , ur best teacher EVER ^^

[Cannywanny]

The sound is a little bit off, right?

[GussMomo]

shotgun histology, you champion

[Punkomatul]

@Bahamut2218 intraglomerular mesangial cells are sort of a connective type of cell (though note that they're "sort of") from within the glomerule and extraglomerular mesangial cells are the ones at the vascular pole that we talked about earlier....i hope you understand what i mean :)

[Bahamut2218]

@Punkomatul Oh? I thought the mesangial cells were sort of the connective tissue of the corpuscle, and that the extraglumerular ones were located in the vascular pole.

[Punkomatul]

@Bahamut2218 yeah i belive that's correct. You can also call them extraglomerular mesangial cells if you want.

[Bahamut2218]

@Punkomatul And those are called juxtaglomerular cells, from what I've learned.

[Punkomatul]

@Bahamut2218 yes indeed, the other part is composed of smooth muscle fibres from the arterial walls that have suffered secretory differentiation.

[Bahamut2218]

The part of the distal convoluted tubule in proximity with the vascular pole is the macula densa, which forms only part of the juxtaglomerular apparatus, no?

[Maria2510]

Audio is out of sync what a shame....:S this really confuses me.....