An excellent vid, thank you.

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thank youu this video helps me to understand and helps me doing my assignments

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Very effective and helpful.. I hope you ll upload more informative videos which can be beneficial to medical students and other health professionals as well . Thank you . All the best for the future !!

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The nucleus of a cell is the lumen of a vessel housed by inline rbc's with a different rbc and plasma volume ratio that's found in veins and arteries. Possible csf is isolated by transparent vessels or afferent transparent capillaries

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Жыл бұрын

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Thnkss thats very clear.. I also wonder how necrosis could grow into a cancer cell which would spread

Excellent lecture

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ETC decouple occurs when there is depletion of ATP right ? btw very well explained

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Decoupling of ETC with ATP production can occur due to many reasons for example this is one of the ways to generate heat. I have a video on that which you can watch.

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Can you explain something that could possibly create the opposite of necrosis in cells; surrounding proliferation of cells

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What if necrosis occur in cancer cells?

Very goog video

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excellent

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Is the necrosis cause DNA damage or breake down ?

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Жыл бұрын

Necrosis does not directly cause DNA damage or breakdown, but the cellular and molecular events associated with necrosis can lead to secondary effects that contribute to DNA damage, such as oxidative stress and inflammation.

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