What blood looks like down the microscope

Can you tell the difference between a monocyte and a basophil? Would you know what an eosinophil looked like if it came up to you and introduced itself? Where do platelets come from? If I have worms, what cells are responsible for killing them?
All this and much more answered as Susan Anderson takes you on a tour of blood on a microscopic scale, teaching you how to identify red cells, granulocytes, lymphocytes, platelets, monocytes, basophils, eosinophils and neutrophil polymorphs and going through what each cell type is for.
Don't miss this if you are a medical student or doctor taking early postgrad exams.
Susan Anderson is Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Nottingham, UK

[batmanarkham]

one of the best youtube histology videos.

[reeeec]

Cells at Work live action looking really good

[Just_som_Ottur]

Thank you miss -
I’m using your video to help me study for the WBC’s part of my National for my Phlebotomy course ~

[adelbutt]

At 6:02, T-cells are for cell mediated immunity, not cell medicated.

[danuro]

Thank you I have a question ... can you show me the mesenchymal stem cells in urine under micrscope .. I am researching but cannot see them .
Thank you if you can help .
Daniel .

[Cutie_Oni]

The basophil is an edgelord of the immune system

[warrenmcmurry]

Beautifully done. What I miss is the microscope Used! Decent one for hematology is a wild search to find especially affordable cost. Narrowed to an olympia but now no longer made, have an accuscope not amscope ordered, accuscope hematology 3000. Was a lab tech in service many many years ago. Tnx for well done explanations! Best!

[hemantamondal]

Thank you.... I have a question - where should monocytes are found in a blood film?

[roxannejones]

I would enjoy examples where particular WBCs are elevated, such as an active allergic reaction, infection and acute inflammation . But, thank you for your presentation.

[roo]

i got my own microscope and i absolutely adore biology.
i have a question though, where are the microphages?

[عبداللهالدهبلي-بل]

Hello!

Is that an app you are using?

[Microscopy]

Very good quality and clearly explained! What type of mounting media for the cover glass do you use??? I have tried different media, but often do the media create a bit annoying spherical aberration. For me immersion oil worked best and the cover glass mounted with nail polish.

[powertube]

What equipment and software are you using>

[djalitanaful]

Thank you so much. this was very interesting. I will do my clinical placement next semester, so exited to see this by myself.

[celtc]

U-1146: I see you called us "Neutrophils" and not just white blood cells. Good to see you came prepared.
Staphylococcus: Are you joking? Of course i have.

[Subhas]

What is that ma"am
Side of Rbc inside Clumping

[e.i.]

Is blood simply smeared on a film and good to go or is it mixed with some other substance?

[natashakarp]

I smeared my own blood today, and there were large, black, misshapen, kind of spikey things in my blood. What were they? Germs of some sort? I used Wright's stain if that helps.

[jannatinkarlen]

i have a question, how can you shoot a singgle picture that can be zoomed that way?

[renderz]

I had a sample in the lab where there were normal rbc with some cells like a spiky ball