Science Explained: How Cells React to Invading Viruses
Posted on May 3, 2014 Comments (3)
This illustrated webcast introduces the microscopic arsenal of weapons and warriors that play a role in the battle for your health.
TED education has been putting out some good videos which is a wonderful thing to see. It is wonderful to let people everywhere (kids and adults) that are interested in learning (and that have internet access) can learn about the world around us. Traditional educational institutions have not done much with this opportunity to broaden their impact.
The video looks at the cells reaction to a virus infiltrating the cell.
Related: Cells Alive – Science Explained: Cool Video of ATP Synthase, Which Provides Usable Energy to Us – This webcast is packed with information on the makeup and function of eukaryotic (animal) cells – Cool Animation of a Virus Invading a Person’s Body – Cell Aging and Limits Due to Telomeres – Webcast of a T-cell Killing a Cancerous Cell
Categories: Health Care, Life Science, Science
Tags: cell, human health, Science, science education, science explained, science webcasts, scientific literacy, TED, virus
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May 4th, 2014 @ 8:54 pm
I just found this blog but I absolutely LOVE blogs, videos, Youtube channels, which repackage science into something FUN and enjoyable.
It is in everyone’s best interest to educate the masses even after they are past college age. And this is the way to go.
November 15th, 2014 @ 11:53 am
This is an interesting webcast looking at how our bodies heal wounds to our skin.
March 31st, 2020 @ 6:27 am
Hey Their,
Great job here on microscopic arsenal of weapons and warriors
I read a lot of blog posts and never heard of a topic like this. I love this topic you made about microscopic arsenal of weapons and warriors very ingenious.