COVID-19 | Coronavirus: Epidemiology, Pathophysiology | APRIL UPDATE

This Video Was Posted April, 2020. As the COVID-19 Pandemic is always evolving, the information presented this is video may no longer reflect current findings and research.

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will present on COVID-19- Coronavirus: Epidemiology, Pathophysiology | APRIL UPDATE.

Join us for our lecture on COVID-19 where we will go into detail on the virology, epidemiology, and pathophysiology/pathology of COVID-19. This is our April update on our previous lecture to keep all of our viewers informed on the new research and publications that have been released on COVID-19. Please be aware— This lecture is up to date as of April 17, 2020. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!

Outline:

00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Virology Overview
04:52 - Zoonotic Theories (Homologous Recombination))
07:57 - SARS COV2 "S" and "L" Variants
10:43 - Epidemiology
13:36 - Rate of Transmission
18:25 - Pathophysiology
23:03 - Infection Methodology
28:27 - Interferon Interactions
42:40 - Multi-System Organ Damage
45:40 - ACE-2 Issues
46:46 - Wrap up

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[Sciencerely]

As a biomedical researcher, I think it's amazing to see how fast research progresses once enough funding is provided. In 2020 alone, clinical phase III trials have already started which test HIV or Ebola drugs (and might be successful to some degree), an antibody against SARS-CoV-2 has been developed and and vaccines are developed by over 80 institutions (I just published a video about recent COVID-19 breakthroughs). Last week, scientists also found out that SARS-CoV-2 is currently not able to infect dogs or lifestock but might unfortunately be able to infect cats. Great video, I'm enjoying it!

[edward_grabczewski]

At last, somebody who treats non-specialists like they have some intelligence. Fantastic presentation. Thank you!!

[davidlambert]

This is brilliant. He makes the terrifyingly incomprehensible completely understandable without patronising anyone. Probably one of the most crucial Channels on the Internet!

[lorib]

ALL of these COVID update videos should be required watching for ANYONE that feels the need to share their opinions or make POLICY DECISIONS for our country.

[theok]

​I've never waited for a youtube video my entire life. Here I am today.

[thizahrierajmohan]

I am from srilanka my biochemistry teacher asked questions about COVID 19 and test and techniques i only referred your video and she said " well done i think you have done a phd on COVID 19"

[mike]

Thanks a lot for your service. When Anthony retired, I pray that the government will recognize your knowledge and experience and place you in a position for every American to learn from you... Kudos 👍

[rp]

Thank you...you are an amazing teacher. I studied biology 25 years ago in India and I wish I had a teacher like you....I would have persisted and worked harder. I always loved biology but as a young person, the teachers never engaged or explained. One was expected to rote learn...🙁. But, it’s never too late to learn🙂.

[carolweber]

I am mesmerized by your knowledge. As a nurse, I studied biology, chemistry, microbiology, epidemiology, pharmacology, etc, but never in this detail. I love your teaching style. Thank you so much. You make it much easier to understand.

[atanasiomugambi]

39:18, asks a rhetorical question, "I'm glad you asked guys"

[Heeroyui]

That Pokemon reference made me happy. The fact that you made this video, with easy to understand illustrations makes me even happier. Thanks for the work you're doing! The media is abhorrent at this point.

[mynameisalexanderhamilton]

This should be on television! Thanks Zach!

[johns]

Please update this lecture for the latest R, Si, Diagnostics, and include better Golgi explanations

[efeball]

Last time i studied anything about biology was 7 years ago, but you can break things down so good that I'm able to follow. 10/10

[mbmii]

Shared with my colleagues who are also professionally into this - they ALL give the thumbs up 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[omarabdelwahab]

I am going through the recent COVID 19 resources, and I think this is the perfect starting point to understand the solid papers.

[sandraruiz]

I Really understand the anatomy of how Covid-19 enter the systems of the human body and how it affects each system. Great Instructor!!!

[jmk]

Zach, could you possibly do a video on how viruses return in different seasons? I cannot wrap my head around how they return

[davidabulafia]

Zach is very good and clear. All lecturer should be like him.

[kalppatel]

GOD BLESS YOU NINJA just gave me the best knowledge so far available with details and in coordination on youtube than any institute can teach me in a whole were golden 47 minutes ....thank you