Leukocytes

Lol, I commented on another video about granular vs agranular cells and then I was led here. I spoke too soon! Thanks for the great video!

Great explanation of each individual leukocytes.

I loved your explanation of the different leukocytes!

This video was easy to follow and take notes from! I used this to review for the lab quiz.

Video length and organization is always great. Keep doing these! thanks!

White cells have many functions and they confuse me, but this video helped me with clear explanations. Thank you!

thank you for this video! I was able to add these key differences to my notes.

Like how you incorporate the breakdowns of the different types of white blood cells

This video explained granulocytes and agranulocytes in a simple and organized way. I watched this video a few times and now I feel more comfortable with this concept.

Having granulocytes and granulocytes side by side was really helpful organization!! I know understand the difference! Thank you!

Having things compared side by side is very helpful. Makes remembering the differences a lot easier.

I read about this in the book and you video just emphasized the information. I am a visual learner and your videos are the reason why i was able to retain a lot of the information.

Enjoyed the drawings but the writing was a little hard to see with the green marker on mobile.

very good lecture I still have trouble different between granulocytes and argaunlocytes

Great job describing difference between granulocytes and agranulocytes!

The organization of the granulocytes and the agranulocytes was done very well. You did a good job describing each type of WBC in detail and their functions. It would be even more helpful if you could provide a quick and general physical description of each cell when they're viewed under a microscope. But aside from that the video was very good.

I like how you broke down this topic and explained what the different types of WBCs do and what they look like (granulated or not). It would be helpful to also explain what it means when WBC’s end up in urine (like UTIs or kidney disease). Thank you!

Granulocytes and agranulocytes mainly prevent infections from spreading in the blood. Neutrophils are the most present and basophils are less present.

Great explanation of each individual leukocytes.

Thanks for making it more easier to understand what everything means. Also explaining what the difference between granulocyte and agranulocyte.

Your explanation of each leukocyte was very easy to follow and understand.

professor i was having trouble understanding agranulocytosis however now i understand the concept thanks plenty

All the cells can definitely be difficult for me to follow, along with all their subgroups. This video was great in organizing them in a way I could understand!

I now have a better understanding of granular and agranular types of the white blood cells.

Very interesting video.I specially liked the last part about High altitude training, have never heard of it before!Thank you.

Wow I never knew eosinophils were responsible for allergies, asthma, and secrete serotonin. Very organized and helped me learn the differences between granulocytes and agranulocytes. Bio 323 Summer 18.

It was helpful the way you broke down leukocytes and explained the specific function of each granulocyte and agranulocyte. Also, I liked the way you used drawing to explain their function.

Your use of different colors helps organize all of the content and creates a less overwhelming learning experience. You also did a great job distinguishing granulocytes and agranulocytosis as they can be confusing for some students.

love how short these videos are while covering so much information.

Thank you for the chart! You made it easy to understand the differences.

I think most of us know we have white and red blood cells but I didn't know we had granulocytes and agranulocytes. It was interesting to see how each cell works and what their jobs are.

You did a much better job on this one with not writing directly in front of you which made it easier to follow

This was easy for note taking, I however, am a visual person and could use a picture of the difference cells under a microscope to fully grasp what we are looking at

I think some drawings of each would be helpful since they are differentiated as ones with granulocytes and one without

Great outline for the different types of cells! I did not know the difference between granulocytes and agranulocytes before this video.

Thank you for breaking down the information was very helpful

Great video it was helpful and easy to understand

Good explanation on leukocytes. Had a great understanding.

I wish I would have watched these videos sooner

Bio 327 Fall 2019: For someone who is a visual learner, I would recommend to keep creating charts and as many pictures as possible in your videos. It helps in my recall during quizzes and exams.

MEDA 110- These are extremely helpful videos! What's all impressive is that you are doing all this while writing everything in reverse from your perspective. At least that is how it seems.

MEDA 55 SUMMER 2020: Once again, great use of visuals. Thank you for using different colors, as it groups everything together in certain colors. Also thanks for keeping the information clear and concise. It made it easy to understand the different types of Leukocytes.

It's very helpful when you divide things into different categories on the screen with colors and arrows, it helps me memorize much faster because I can visualize what your write on the board with certain words you say. Definitely helps speed up the learning process. Immunology is one of my favorite topics to learn about and I am happy to see how you touched on that. Thanks for the video! MEDA summer 2020

MEDA 55 FALL 2020: This is very helpful.

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MEDA 55 Fall 2020: This video benefits me by breaking down the different white blood cell types.

very interesting!!

This video explained granulocytes and agranulocytes in a simple and organized way. I already knew about this topic but got some more watching this video.

Isn't it supposed to be neutrophils?

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