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Joao's Lab
Portugal
Приєднався 17 кві 2011
Hi everyone! Welcome to Joao's Lab!
You might be thinking: who's Joao and why does he have a lab? Well, my name is Joao Costa, I am one of the co-founders of this channel, that was originally called TheSalmonellaPlace. Currently, I am one of the co-founders of Kenhub, an online anatomy learning platform. Kenhub is my full-time job and passion. I have the pleasure of working every day with super talented individuals, creating different fun learning materials. I am mostly busy working on the videos that you find on our website: www.kenhub.com/
I decided to rebrand the Salmonella Place channel as Joao's Lab so that I can continue to show you a bit more about myself, and other things I love doing besides all the cool stuff I do at Kenhub. Joao's Lab is a place where I can experiment with creativity, video production and medical education.
You might be thinking: who's Joao and why does he have a lab? Well, my name is Joao Costa, I am one of the co-founders of this channel, that was originally called TheSalmonellaPlace. Currently, I am one of the co-founders of Kenhub, an online anatomy learning platform. Kenhub is my full-time job and passion. I have the pleasure of working every day with super talented individuals, creating different fun learning materials. I am mostly busy working on the videos that you find on our website: www.kenhub.com/
I decided to rebrand the Salmonella Place channel as Joao's Lab so that I can continue to show you a bit more about myself, and other things I love doing besides all the cool stuff I do at Kenhub. Joao's Lab is a place where I can experiment with creativity, video production and medical education.
Why do tattoos last FOREVER?
Why are tattoos permanent? In this video, we will talk about how tattoo needles, ink particles, and your immune system work together to make tattoos permanent.
Topics of the video:
00:00 INTRO
01:05 Meet the skin
01:44 What happens to your skin when you get a tattoo?
03:22 Why does tattoo ink stay in the skin forever?
05:25 Why do tattoos fade over time?
06:19 Health benefits of tattoos
07:41 Can permanent tattoos be removed?
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more!
Follow me on Instagram: joaos_lab
And check out the great anatomy and physiology content we produce at Kenhub: bit.ly/36rjDZu
Topics of the video:
00:00 INTRO
01:05 Meet the skin
01:44 What happens to your skin when you get a tattoo?
03:22 Why does tattoo ink stay in the skin forever?
05:25 Why do tattoos fade over time?
06:19 Health benefits of tattoos
07:41 Can permanent tattoos be removed?
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more!
Follow me on Instagram: joaos_lab
And check out the great anatomy and physiology content we produce at Kenhub: bit.ly/36rjDZu
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Their types also e.g vibrio,Spirochaetes,Cocci,bacilli etc
Thank you sir for clarifying my all doubts 😊😊
You're very welcome! ❤
Great stuff Joao!
Thank you! 😊
Love your video
Thank you! ❤
Thank you
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Study with fun🤣🤣
So glad to hear that you had fun with the video! 😊
That’s why tattoos are forbidden in Islam
Your way of talking makes me sick (ääeeeeeäääeeeeäähhh) good video still, but this earrape really made it unpleasant to watch, at least for me but I cant imagine what kind of sick person would like to hear that sound after every sentence. Content was great and comprehensive still.
Your video was very useful learnt a lot
Glad it was helpful! 😊
I am making juice in plastic bottle to sell i need to know how to keep them longer. Need help on that
Man you are so great......i can't believe you just increase my IQ level😁😲...Thanks alot, I salute you🙏👊
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What an amazing fun explanation, it really helps grasp the concept !!! Thank you for the illustrations!!!
You are very welcome! ❤
Great video brother, excellent explanation
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 🙌
Great video! Can you make videos like, “How your Body Protects you From Cancer” or virus, just immune system stuff, haven’t seen much about that! Thanks!
That's a very interesting topic. Thanks for the suggestion! We will be publishing more videos in the next weeks, so stay tuned.
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Great and easy to understand explanation,Thank you
Glad it was helpful! 😊
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You have helped me a lot - it sucks that the algorithm doesn't promote your videos that much. If possible , do continue your work here on youtube, it'd help many students ❤ thank you for your work!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! ❤
This is my absolutely favourite channel on UA-cam. I am studying Biology at university and I just can't help recommending this channel to everyone I know! It's entertaining , informative and very accurate . Thank you s much for your hard work.
Wow, thank you! I'm so honoured. ❤
just discovered your channel, amazing work!!!
Thank you so much! Welcome aboard! 🙌
I read the book and couldn’t understand the come on here boom it’s like drinking water 😂
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Informative!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much sir
You are very welcome!
Loved it!
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It gave me trauma the laughing gas
Not studying this, but had to watch that new Joao drop😂
This makes me so happy. Thank you so much! 🙌
I watched a video of yours on how bones begin a year ago, but I am not a doctor. Can I benefit from your experience in whether bones and flesh grow at the same time from mesoderm or one before another?
Bones and muscles grow simultaneously from the mesoderm, with their development closely coordinated to ensure proper formation and function of the musculoskeletal system. I hope this answers your question 😊
@@JoaosLab ا Yes, thank you very much. Do you mean that it should never happen that the bone grows first at any stage of growth and is then covered with flesh
@@user-ux2fc6ub2z In vertebrates, bone development is closely coordinated with the formation of surrounding tissues. Bones form either through the transformation of cartilage (in endochondral ossification) or directly from mesenchymal tissue (in intramembranous ossification), and this process is always accompanied by the development of muscles, skin, and other tissues. So bone doesn't develop first, then the rest. These processes are happening simultaneously.
@@JoaosLab thank you for your help 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Fab video. Very informative.
Thank you so much! 😊
This is my favorite channel. ... I am your top fan. ... This is a great channel!
This is my favorite channel. ... I am your top fan. ... This is a great channel!
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you! ❤
I’m definitely calling it the Pita Blob from now on.
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Thank youu for this great video ❤
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Sir ur the best
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❤ Thank you i understand everything just a question, the DNA we sequence is simple strand right?
You are very welcome! ❤ While the DNA starts as double-stranded, the Maxam-Gilbert sequencing method involves converting the DNA into single-stranded form to allow specific chemical cleavage and sequencing. Therefore, the DNA is treated to be single-stranded during the critical steps of the process.
Great 👍👍
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This video is very helpful for everyone to understand the cell membrane structure more clearly. Thankyou sir
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Another great explanation!
Glad you liked it! ❤
I think ribosome is not an organelle It's just a macromolecule which is found in cytosol
It's definitely debatable. Ribosomes are complex macromolecular structures found in the cytosol and attached to the endoplasmic reticulum. While they are essential for protein synthesis and are often referred to as organelles, they differ from traditional organelles as they are not membrane-bound. This information can also differ a lot between references. Some of the main references consider them non-membrane-bound organelles, others just macromolecules.
Thanks!
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I was just reading my Bio ncert. In the book, on 5 lines were given about cytoskeleton. But, since it was a very interesting topic , I decided to search about it and found your video. The way of explaining is really good and helpful. You're a great teacher. Your students will be lucky😁. Thanks for such a good😊. explanation 😊😊
Oh that’s amazing! So glad you landed on this channel. Welcome! 🙌❤️
Yeah but what makes them combine into DNA?
Nucleotides connect to form DNA through a process called DNA replication, which involves several steps and enzymes. I will be covering this topic in a future video. So stay tuned!
@@JoaosLab Yeah but how do they connect "correctly" to form DNA from zero? That's what I would like to know. After much research I came to understand it's a chemical reaction? I think so... But anyway... I look forward to your video.
@@NickStrife They technically connect correctly through DNA replication, which is essentially when a DNA molecule "helps guide" the formation of another DNA molecule. The process itself is complex and hard to explain over a comment, but it does involve indeed several steps, and chemical reactions.
I read this from my book and it was a nightmare! You just saved my life by making this video with the best and easiest understanding and one of the cleanest and smoothest animations and such a soothing voice. Thank you for clearing all my queries that were stacking up!!!
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These are all great man! Awesome work
Glad you like them! Thank you! 😊
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I was a kid and got high asfuck off of this
Wow .. found a youtube creator who replied every single comment. GREAT SIR ❤
I try. I might miss some, unfortunately, but I do my best. 😊 Thank you for recognizing my effort ❤️