Some of the information is inaccurate or misleading 1) I would not describe antibodies bound to bacterial antigens as 'non-specific'. They are of course highly specific. I presume that the 'non-specific' term was meant to describe non-specific opsonins such as C3 that often speed up and amplify the phagocytic response. That's fine, but I would change the video making it clear that the antibodies themselves are highly specific in their binding, (the most specific in all nature probably!). 2) The digestive enzymes within lysosomes are NOT all called lysozymes. Lysozyme IS found within lysosomes but is quite different from most of the other enzymes found there. One of its main functions is to breakdown peptidogylcans of bacteria that are outside the cell, which is why so much is secreted. Good video, but tighten things up a bit.
@@idontknowwhattonamethis75h82 I suspect the exam boards would pick up on this kind of wrong content. By the way, if you are ever really happy with wrong content, I'd forget science and go into politics.
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Some of the information is inaccurate or misleading 1) I would not describe antibodies bound to bacterial antigens as 'non-specific'. They are of course highly specific. I presume that the 'non-specific' term was meant to describe non-specific opsonins such as C3 that often speed up and amplify the phagocytic response. That's fine, but I would change the video making it clear that the antibodies themselves are highly specific in their binding, (the most specific in all nature probably!). 2) The digestive enzymes within lysosomes are NOT all called lysozymes. Lysozyme IS found within lysosomes but is quite different from most of the other enzymes found there. One of its main functions is to breakdown peptidogylcans of bacteria that are outside the cell, which is why so much is secreted. Good video, but tighten things up a bit.
thank you! i thought all enzymes inside lysosomes are called lysozyme 😅
I'm fine with wrong content as long as it's what exam boards want you to know
@@idontknowwhattonamethis75h82 I suspect the exam boards would pick up on this kind of wrong content. By the way, if you are ever really happy with wrong content, I'd forget science and go into politics.
@@jimcoote5094 I know I'm just doing it for the grade, and so my opportunity are open.
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Hello and thank you for this amaizing channel with clear and concise contents.I am so grateful that I came across to it.You are lifesavers.Thank you for all your hard work in biology and chemistry fields.
Sir can you give the cocepts about antimicrobial proteins and complement proteins?
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hiya do we need to know about the neutrophilis stuff explained in the vid?
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