A Level Biology Revision "Neutrophils, Macrophages and Phagocytosis"
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2023
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In this video, we look at neutrophils, macrophages and phagocytosis. First we explore the different categories of white blood cells. We then look at how neutrophils carry out phagocytosis and the role of opsonins. Then, we explore the role of macrophages as antigen-presenting cells. Finally, we look at cytokines.
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Thanks for your message and your kind words. I'm glad that my videos helped you during your GCSEs and congratulations on your grades. I hope that you are enjoying your time at university.
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Thank you also for all your amazing work and aid for our science knowledge. They really are very useful and I ever need to know something that I am currently studying etc, I always try to see if you have a video up before anyone else. The way you explain them make even the most complex of things easy to absorb.
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Hii Sir, I hope you are well. I was just wondering how long it will take you to finish both a level biology and a level chemistry courses
Hi, just wanted to ask if you have videos on a level year 2 content for chemistry and biology
sir thank you for making such videos your videos have helped me alot also i hae a request can u please make video on a chapter electrochemistry of As level as its very difficult and i cant find any other channel which explains so good like yours
hi there sir just asking if you would be dropping a level physics videos as i would be taking it near year?
Hi firstly can I just thank you so much for all these videos they are truly so useful and you have helped millions of students achieve their dreams. Im currently studying gcse triple science but at A level I will be taking eduqas biology and chemistry, do you know how similar eduqas is to the other more common exam boards? Thank you again :)
Thank you so much for continuing to post videos, they have helped me SO much!! I was just wondering if the content in this video was all for AS biology, or some of it is covered in year 2 as well?
Thanks for the comment. This material is in the AS specs but there might be some elements that reappear in Year 2.
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My son used your lessons for his gcse physics and chemistry and found them tremendously helpful. He's now doing A-Level Physics. I know you don't make lesson videos for this, but I was hoping you might have a recommendation for other videos that cover Physics that he could use? There are a huge number of resources, but it's very hard to know which ones are really good.
Hi and thanks for the comment. Physics Online is highly rated for A level Physics videos so I would recommend those.
@@Freesciencelessons Thanks for the recommendation! I'll pass that on to him.
@@dougclinton2014 also Zphysics if he is using OCR A
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Afternoon sir. How do I retain information about Required practicals? Because that’s probably what I struggle with the most when it comes to learning the content. Is there any advice or tips you could give me in order for me to be able to remember how to do certain practicals?
Try to reduce them to the smallest number of steps (what you are changing - IV, what you are measuring for each change - DV and what you are keeping constant - CV). Include key apparatus for each of those and make sure that you state them in the correct order (ie what you change has to happen before what you measure for each change). Write them on flashcards and repeat them until you know them.
Thanks for the advice sir.
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@freesciencelessons, In your GCSE Biology "stem cells" video, you explain how a bone marrow transplant is done. But it doesn't mention this on the AQA spec or any other resources. May I ask why you included it?
It's on page 21 of the AQA Biology spec. "Treatment with stem cells may be able to help conditions such as diabetes and paralysis". Also, I have updated the thumbnails as I had a couple of queries on whether my videos are still appropriate for the 2023 exams, which they are as the spec has not changed.
@@Freesciencelessons Yeah I saw that on the spec, but it doesn't specifically mention bone marrow transplants and how it's done. I apologise if I'm being a little stubborn, but it's just so I don't waste time learning things I don't need. So, do we need to know about bone transplants like you taught it in the video or no?
Yes, I only put things in the videos that you need to know.
@@Freesciencelessons So we have to know how a bone marrow transplant is done as you explained in the video?
Hello sir, I just wanted to ask are you done with this playlist? (Immune system)? Thanks :)
Hi. I still have a few more videos to add. I'll be uploading more this week.
@@Freesciencelessons Thank you sir! Just wondering, do you have videos on Osmoregulation (a level) and the Endocrine system (a level)?
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Hi. If you are doing Triple Science then you need the Triple Chemistry 1 book. If you are doing Combined Science, then you need the Combined Science Chemistry 1 book.
@@Freesciencelessons ok thank you so much
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Hi sir on your past videos I says for 2023 exams, what does that mean as It have gcses this year?
It means that all of the GCSE videos are appropriate for this year's GCSE exams (2023).
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