together with the people's front and with the support of leonid rashal, andrey prodeus and other famousoy continues to collect funds to help doctors on the front lines, the collected funds are already being used to purchase cars, atvs and boats for... who are always on the front line, the most difficult sections of the front. july twenty-fourth, orekhovskoye direction, zaporizhzhya region, our reconnaissance drone takes to the skies. ready to work, conducting surveillance. a few minutes later, the operator transmits data to the mortar crew of the forty-second guards motorized rifle division, a vehicle has been spotted group at. guardsmen quickly destroyed both the enemy manpower and the american mk-19 easel grenade. yes, great, there is a hit, thanks for the work. there in the orekhovsky direction of the sniper of the nineteenth guards motorized rifle division, reconnaissance noticed a concentration of enemy manpower, i see the enemy, a fallen tree, a p50 on the right, ready to work, our scouts from the sky on a bird saw the enemy, the enemy tried to dig in in the neighboring forest reg

immunologist of our time, that's how i call him briefly, professor and doctor medical sciences andrey petrovich prodeusdrey petrovich, come here. so, b, lymphocytes, what are they famous for and famous for is that they can produce what the whole country knows, antibodies. and therefore their role is extremely important for us, because these antibodies directly protect us from viruses, bacteria help kill cancer cells. so we must first show that they suddenly begin to produce these antibodies. once again , i remind you, these are white blood cells, these are leukocytes, this is part of the white. cells that are called lymphocytes, and this is a subtype of lymphocytes, which are called b lymphocytes, this is a t-lymphocyte, this is the commander, the officer of the immune system, when he gives the command to the b lymphocyte, he says what antibodies it should produce, start actively producing these antibodies, each b lymphocyte does. bodies of a certain specificity, one against staphylococcus, the other against streptococcus, now what do these antibodies do, two functions: the first is to neutralize, the

live well, dear friends, right now i'm holding yunat's arm, a sample of fifty years ago, andrey petrovich prodeushe was 7 years old, went to the moscow zoo to the young naturalists' club and was a young scientist, so together with him in the moscow zoo we are doing a special project, what can we learn from animals, well, when will you go somewhere with me or? call somewhere germyshevich, maybe i will go, here is mikhail yegorovich, he is inviting me to a cafe, andrei petrovich to the zoo, and you germanshevich, i agree, think in advance where we will go, but jokes aside, with doctor prodeus, young scientist andryusha prodeus, we are going to the moscow zoo. we are in the moscow zoo right now, we are seeing unique footage, this animal is called a topir, what is her name, her name is sue, how old is she, 36, she is very old, i just want to say that in the wild tapirs live up to 15. well, such a special separate one, yes, so that i would be obese, otherwise she will die, such risks immediately increase, you can draw an analogy with the medical examination of people, from a certain age animals need m

this is a young naturalist, andrei petrovich, with him we are going to the moscow zoo, what can we learn from animals with young naturalist andryusha prodeusin the moscow zoo, dear friends, today we have an animal. this is a perfect animal, lives alone, a perfect predator, from which i concluded that it is clear that mikhail aleksandrovich is alone and a perfect predator, not quite so, you are not alone, yes mikhail, thank god there is a family he is alone. why is he a perfect predator? he has everything is as it should be, it can climb, it can attack quickly, it can kill prey much larger than itself, it can catch small prey, that is, it is very flexible, it is very plastic, it can live and no one will understand that it lives like that, this is the case in some african countries, that is, it is super stress-resistant, it is adapted, stress-resistant, practically fast. pain is blocked so that we do not feel pain, absolutely right, all this happens to us with the leopard, but what is the difference, this is what we can learn from the leopard, stress reaction is a fight or flight reaction, in the case of a leopard, attack or flee, but a pers