Unfortunate Eosinophil 🙄

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[@naomi-chan55]

I haven’t watched the episode but because I studied immunology while watching this clip I was wondering why an eosinophil is fighting off germs 😂 when it’s supposed to kill parasites then it was showed in the end ...wow this anime sure is accurate~

yes they take it very carefully, which I think is correct ^^

[@rupokdude9304]

I was studying morphology of platelets last night. I'm writing this comment from jail now.

[@rupokdude9304]

@Lazy Katt bruh this takes me back 😭😭 I replied to this comment in 3rd semester. It’s been so long 😭😭
And also, lets just say I was acquiring knowledge on platelet chan by some practical means which the fbi did not appreciate

[@TheRealTburt]

Anasakis worms are the weakest parasite. They end up burrowing into the stomach lining, get stuck, and die. That causes the problems.

[@celtc7875]

You need another i

[@GlidezukaReporting]

The red blood cell never disappointing us

[@Daktangle]

Watching recordings of eosinophils swarming parasitic worms under a microscope is amazing. Little guys just going at the big invaders.

[@ryder_nfl359]

Highlight for me was the Basophil with the badass voice from Tomokazu Sugita

[@matthewsiahaan2649]

Ryder_NFL the same voice actor as gintoki from gintama

[@SlashinatorZ]

Or Yoshikage Kira

[@pikathchu]

I had to check this because my medical results showed elevated eosonophil 😑

[@celtc7875]

“ARE YOU CRAZY?! DID YOU SEE THAT THING!?”
-Red blood cell

[@SlashinatorZ]

I wanna give Eosinophil hugs n kisses.
She's at the top of my big waifu list

[@girlgarde]

Eosinophil is indeed quite lovely and has nice boots plus she's badass in combat against parasites.

[@ReplyIfYouAreGae]

When you think of it another time, there's millions of waifu, loli and gigachad in you

[@user-hm9mj1hc3j]

Eosinophil !!!!!

[@danhengsimpsince1984]

Breh how is she cute when she blushes >:(

[@INCNetski]

MUST PROTECC

[@kvd1]

One question that I have about eosinophils, is that how do they actually fight off parasites or pathogens(and cancer cells),
My guess is similar to natural killer cells, that they poke holes into the cells of the parasitic worm,
It often takes thousands of pokes or eosinophils to kill an average parasitic worm or protozoan,
And it actually parasitic protozoans that are actually scarier,not parasitic worms,
For example protozoans can reproduce asexually much faster than parasitic worms, which makes them much more dangerous and contagious,
And many of them can even fight off many immune cells(including eosinophils)by ether ripping them apart or by poking holes out of them,
or even by going inside them and replicate rapidly and quietly,until the immune cell gets crowded and bursts hundreds of new parasites to repeat the cycle exponentially, I’m talking about leishmaniasis,
I felt bad for macrophages(which were use as an example of immune cell infected by protozoan parasites)because they aways have to face pathogens that infect them for food, and in the end the macrophage burst out more pathogens that hunt for new victims,the cycle then repeats.

[@raphaelledesma9393]

Hello. To answer your question, eosinophils release granules. These granules contain chemicals that damage the parasites by literally dissolving them. These also cause an inflammatory reaction causing symptoms such as fever, pain, etc. They don’t consume their enemies unlike neutrophils or macrophages since parasites are generally large.

[@UhgeneIgnorian]

I can't wait to see what the sperm looks like in this show

[@reapeashooter2]

Uhgene Ignorian They appear in the spin-off Cells at Work BLACK!, which takes place in a body that suffers from stress, smokes and drinks alcohol regularly, so pretty much all the cells there work in a "BLACK" environment

[@SwordTune]

They're horrifying.

[@marukoamv2424]

I think this is the second time Sugita played a chuuni character? First was Gundam from Danganronpa

[@user-jn6xt6ex1d]

まさか❗️担当の
声が、ゴーカイイエロー・Mao

[@Low_Quality69]

I don't understand why the worm thingy is bleeding

[@Danyzta]

To look epic :v

[@user-yg3yn9pf4w]

好酸球可愛い"(∩>ω

[@user-wq9kx8ib6h]

はたらく細胞面白い

[@rjabrogar3492]

Not 1st!