Red marrow is found in the epiphysis (ends of bone) not in the medullary cavity (center). The medullary cavity contains the yellow marrow.

@somerandomperson2112

7 жыл бұрын

very true ....surgeon here

@Aissa_gilly975

5 жыл бұрын

You are right but isn’t the case different in enfants and children whose bone haven’t matured yet as in you can find red marrow in the medullary cavity of children and enfants. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

@muhammadowais7171

3 жыл бұрын

In adult,In central axial bones the medullary cavity has also red bone marrow and in proximal bone ends of humerus and femur.In child red bone marrow is present everywhere.In child 100 percent bone marrow is red.

@jananishree4468

2 жыл бұрын

You are correct AISSA

@yuki-7224

Жыл бұрын

in yellow bone marrow in diaphysis of weight bearing bones, stem cells are present but in lower quantity than the red bone marrow in epiphysis, atleast thats what i read at my level of education. A pre med student here

you didn't even talk about hematopoiesis, you just named cells. I wanna know that process.

@alexandragomez2687

4 жыл бұрын

@@AITv-d6f yea but I'm pretty sure she wanted to know the process of how the a stem cell becomes an erythrocyte and then to erythrocyte..

@shahin2324

4 жыл бұрын

@MrRelativity_ If you don't like it, then just simply leave the page!

wow, well done! the only place that was able to breakdown the word hematopoetic so thoroughly and perfectly! this was great! i feel like ya'll should go into turning your teaching videos into mini cartoon short films that dumbs it down even further for much younger group of folks. this is better then taking classes at any university!

One of the most simplest yet amazing videos out there.

Life Saver. Thank you so much for this video!!

thank you madam !! your lecture was very helpful..☺☺

These genius people that corrects her ... Am I the only one that doesn't know anything before I watched this video?

I was actually waiting for the details :D

Good to understand this way during exam overview..liked it!!

Thank you Madam. That is so easy to understand!

Dear I m greatly thankful for it.Beautiful n clear voice.Thanks again.

Very well done! Clearly explained!

Incredible,very interesting topic and your teach also

Thank you for this video.

thank u 💕👏 you just made as simple as possible 💕i really enjoyed it 💜

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Very informative, thanks.

shouldn't it involved the colony-forming units phases. i mean,that's the part that gets people confused.

@DrAhmedTEnad

6 жыл бұрын

ok

love the analogies thanks!

Thanks for this topic I completely understand it

Very nicely demonstrated madam . Liked the way you make it so simple to understand.

Thank you very much. it's so helpful for me

Loved the "om nom nom" part. haha. Good video.

Wonderful! Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot. this was helpful.

Very helpful! Thanks

Thank you, this was helpful. :D

Wow, she is really good at using that program to draw what she is talking about. She seems to have a lot of control in the program. What program is that? Does anyone know?

brilliant video. keep it up. now I cant stop thinking about blue berrys and red berries

thank you for this!

Great and easiest explanation....here I got my doubts clear 😊

v helpful, thanks

дякую тим, хто створив українські субтитри! дуже приємно вражена, полегшує сприйняття. ви супер! thanks, this video is really helpful :)

you make things so easy ..... 🙂🤗☺

awesome video!

Thank you Maam that was useful

please tell nutritional factors involved in hematopoiesis?

Neutrophils are granulated

Wow this is so good

thank you, thank you, thank you

It was really helpful

thank you :)

Great work👍

That was a good summary...

Excellent explanation

Thanks💕

Thanks🧡

What colour would you choose for the bacterium?

Thank you so much

Thank you so much for helping us god bless you 😊

Is this on the Khan Academy website? Can't seem to find it

Thanks sir

I love you i love you, I FREAKING LIVE YOU. I AM GOING TO PASS MY IMMUNO EXAM BECAUSE OF YOU 😭😭

love you...

You are awesome

Monocytes, do not have always a kidney shaped nucleous they are more like irregular and with no defined form. The cell that has a kidney shaped nucleous is called metamyelocyte

As a holistic overview this is okay but the lack of detail is frustrating.

dats cool

I loved the lecture. But I need a detailed one😔😔

I want hemopoiesis process

mam.. where are u from...? but I like u in the way of approach the topics and clarify easily.. ❤❤❤ tq mam

why she did not give granunules to neutrophil? 8:00

You didn't mention NK Cells :(

Sir plz mere ko erytropoisis ki ppt banani hai to muje plz idea do ichha vala jisse me achha presentation kar saku

Are platelets not Lyphoids?

No detail of haematopoisis from embryonic till adulthood. And no mention of sites of haematopoeisis. Neither the main progenitors.??

"wait no, i like the color pink, let's use a color i don't like" hahahhah!

Funny "....in science we never use plain and ordinary names..."

Hello Friends anybody who can tell me about MOH,DOH and DHA Exams ??? And about Important Stuffs that can help me in exam please guide

NK cells?

The RBCs look more like cough drops than dumbells

Leukocytes?

some problems with the spell

Why the centre of red blood cell is so thin

@shirleylindo7203

5 жыл бұрын

Good question

what a voice. just love the voice. I am from Bangladesh. take love

Wow she didn't even explain hematopoeisis properly

It wasn't detailed enough..just basics wouldn't help

Good lecture but kinda lacks details!

is "pluripotential stem cells" just another name for hematopoietic stem cells????? my book says pluripotential stem cells or also known as "hemocytoblasts." But doesn't mention the name hematopoietic as you had written on here.

@vidya.v

6 жыл бұрын

sunny kem pluripotent hematopoietic stem cell or haemocytoblast

aren't monocytes lymphoid cells and not myeloid

Question: Eosinophils are red because the dye used to identify them (eosin) is brick red??? Am I wrong here?

@arnisbirze1724

Жыл бұрын

They are "eosin loving" or by other words, the name is made by their characteristic ability to be stained by acidic dyes, one of which and the most popular is eosin.

you did not talk about the basic process

💖💖

'In science we never use the plain and ordinary name.' 🤔

should've let a Clinical Laboratory Scientist / Medical Technologist give the lesson

This has nothing to do with hematologic system diseases though

😘

Not trying to be rude but the video is called hematopoiesis and all that was talked was talked was the final stages of the blood cells. Feels like a clickbait!

did she actually told scary Greek word hematopoiesis lol

10 minutes of nothing...

what is this female voice.. what happened to khan I'm pissed

boooon meŕrro haeamato your slang is😁😁😁 leeempho.esite

@user-su3bh1xp4q

5 жыл бұрын

errrerosyeet...keryeooocite😚😙😚

You haven't detail the process of haemopoiesis! You are talking too much and and can't understand your lecture.

So so disappointing...

please stop saying the words you're writing over and over as you write them "myeloid, mmyyyeellooiiddd group, myeloid" its incredibly annoying...

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"wait no, i like the color pink, let's use a color i don't like" hahahhah!