This is an excellent video and an excellent way to summarise the topic! Thanks for uploading!

It is admirable that you share valuable information without trying to get a benefit from it unlike many other posters of this site.

thank you. it is so clear, easy to follow you,and you make it so Interesting.

Cheers mate, this is definitely going to help me with my Immuno exam tomorrow!

Wow I'm sitting for my Immunology paper tomorrow. This came in handy. Thanks!

It is really helpful for me... thank you so much!

this was absolutely wonderful! thanks mate

these videos are golden

Thanks you explained so Clear. Thanks Mr. Harpin

Incredible video! Thank you so much!

Thank you, beautiful diagram

Can you explain the HY model for MHCrestriction or CD4/CD8 commitment?

Sir, you are exellent !!!

woooooooow you are amazing literally saved me! thanks!

thank you it was really helpful

This vedio was very helpfull . Thank you .

very much helpful; thanks!

great pathology series martin

You are a god amongst men!!

Nice video. Thanks

many many thanks sir

Thank you very mutch!!!!

One of the best videos ever!!! Please make more videos, especially for biochemistry!

@ignaciofrancis8806

2 жыл бұрын

Instablaster...

ooh !!! that was beneficial & helpful > could u do such tutorial about HLA ( MCH ) system please ??!! . I'll be thankful & it'll be useful as a complexed system to get .

thanku for this video

First thank you very very much you explain biology with such simplicity great method as mathematics 1+1=2 .I'm from Algerai you help me thank you again .

thank you so much. but I think you can make t cell development part 2 as clear as your explanation on b cell development videos.

Awesome 👍

Very useful 2023🎉

T regulatory cells are CD4+ and CD25+

saved me in my immunology course

volume button?

What determines whether a T cell becomes a cytotoxic or a helper T cell?

@anacvetko1542

9 жыл бұрын

Karan Giri if it binds with mhc I on an APC then it becomes t cytotoxic, and if it binds with mhc II on APC, then it becomes t helper

@ubaidullah-mv8dz

8 жыл бұрын

+Ana Cvetko hi

@anneeq008

7 жыл бұрын

that wasn't exactly what he was asking...

@nikpaschal

6 жыл бұрын

Not an easy one this one... strength/duration of signaling, cytokines, TFs you name it. There is a classical and a stochastic model but you can always do some out of the box thinking after you digest some of the key facts --> www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2760737/

Great video but there is a mistake. TCR(B) locus rearrangement is not between DN1 and DN2 (Not DN2-DN3). Between the DN2 and DN3 is where T-cell commitment happens.

grt info.. thnks... but plz get a bit louder.. low sound is ear straining....

got max vol. still heard low....

Super

who else liked before even watching it.

My mom had hypogammaglobulinemia which is a Tcell maturity problem, She did not have helper cells

Gonna take a printout of the final pic and hung it in my wall

5:30 ok im goin for a slash, fuck it!

great stuff..but could you increase your vocal. i have to increase my volume to max in order to hear.. or maybe i m going deaf ..lol thanks

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This was much less useful than you previous videos. I was hoping for a discussion on positive selection and negative selection. You also did not mention the gamma or delta chains; the cytokines that produce different helper T cells; or AIRE.

omg wtf is c-kit lol. thx for the vid ;)

@devangbarot5092

4 жыл бұрын

An enzyme Tyrosine Kinase.

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skipped through the whole video, didnt find it that helpful this time i thought u were going to go into more details of T cell is actually selected

Simplified but incomplete. No detailing and sound quality is very poor

Great video ... really explain very bad ....not happy

fok sake man can you speak a bit louder?!!!!!! Hate havin to blast ma volume jus for your quiet ass vids!

@ajvelasco8442

6 жыл бұрын

sobster123 can you atleast thank him for the efforts geez