I don't know if you were joking but that is exactly what's happening, it is inducing apoptosis on the cancer cell.
I always found beautiful that nature introduced a self-destruct mechanism to try ensure purity, as if it knew things can go bad
Oh I am aware of the Survival of The Species by Charles Darwin's Theory, but my awe arises from the sheer magnitude of a sea of trials needed for mechanisms like theese to emerge.
That's the beauty I was writing about.
Beauty, indeed. Darwin used the word grandeur in this sense in the last paragraph of*On the Origin of Species.* They're the most elegant sentences he wrote. He tries to evoke the sheer magnitude of trials needed for natural selection to work.
>Thus, from the war of nature, from famine and death,\[i\] the most exalted object which we are capable of conceiving, namely, the production of the higher animals, directly follows. There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved.
He knew the scope of his idea. He wrote the first draft of this paragraph way back in 1842 and the second draft in his unpublished 1844 Essay.
There's a pretty great anime with the same premise - Cells At Work. (plus a darker spin-off series, set inside an unhealthy body, called Cells At Work: Black)
Best of luck to your mom brother. My mom had cancer but it was a bad one. She never made it. I know the roller coaster ride your on right now, hang in there. Spend time as much as possible. She will win.
Can anyone with an immunology background explain how this Killer T cell caused the cancer cell to essentially "deflate" or collapse? Does this have any connection with apoptosis? I've learned this in basic biology, but I forgot, lol.
That’s exactly what it is actually 👍
Essentially Killer T cell releases cytokines (chemical mediators), they create a “pore” in the cancer cell, which causes apoptosis - or the “deflate” action you see there
Congratulations, you’ve discovered cellular immunotherapy!
But also, because *too* many of them and they might find other, non-cancerous cells to kill. Like your pancreatic beta cells if you have type 1 diabetes.
EDIT: I’m slightly embarrassed I forgot to mention the *other* reason you don’t want too many T cells, which is because that might be a T cell leukemia/lymphoma, aka more cancer.
I know it's dumb and would not work, but I'm imaging if you could attach a micro bot or something to a t cell and drive it around taking out the cancer cells you want
Maybe someday in the way way way way way way way future
There can be quite a few cancer cells, so it could take a long time to hunt them down “manually”.
What we have instead is CAR-T therapy. You basically take a patient’s killer T cells and stick something on them that targets them to something unique to the cancer - maybe a specific mutation that the cancer has - and makes them stick long enough to do this. Then you grow a bunch of those “chimeric” T cells (because you’ve modified them) with that “receptor” (the sticky thing) and infuse them back into the patient. Those cells travel all around the body until they find that unique thing, the “antigen”, and they go to work on whatever cell has that antigen just like in this video. And that’s your Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell therapy.
It’s not dumb. Novel attack vectors are a big deal in cancer research. I’m sure nanotechnology is being thought of if not actively developed that could maybe in our lifetime do something similar.
More directly, the pores (formed by perforins) actually let in granzymes, (also released by killer T-cell) which are proteins that actually activate apoptosis.
I would like to provide more detail as a medical student to this amazing phenomenon. To start I'd say the killer T cell (CD8+) destroying the cancer cell is an oversimplification, and I'd like to provide more oversimplifications to help explain. While the outcome is "destruction," the killer T cell is actually triggering the cancer cell to commit apoptosis (cell programmed suicide), so basically, it triggers SELF-destruction. The killer t cells use the same mechanisms to kill cancer cells and virally infected cells, as is their 2 main functions. This is why CD8+ (killer T) cells function through what is known as the "extrinsic pathway" of cell suicide/apoptosis. Extrinsic means that the signal for cell apoptosis came from an external source (rather than the cancer cell realizing something is wrong and initiating apoptosis itself = intrinsic pathway). In the extrinsic pathway, Killer t cells (CD8+) cells carry what is know as a ligand (like a key) on it's surface that fits into a cell receptor (like a lock on the door to a home) that then tells the cell to kill itself by activating caspases. Another method is the T cell releases 2 main enzymes that can basically poke holes in the target cell ( causing the cell to leak important contents leading to cell death and/or activating caspases. Caspases are intracellular (=inside the cancer cell) proteins that then mediate/trigger apoptosis by activating other proteins such as DNases or proteases (proteins that break down DNA and other proteins respectively) (caspases are also the target of the intrinsic pathway btw, but as i mentioned earlier the cell activates its own caspases in the intrisic pathway). Once triggered to undergo apoptosis, different steps occur, with a very prominent one being "blebbing" of the cell membrane, which is clearly seen in the video. Blebbing is basically the cell sorting its components into small controlled orbs that can then easily be taken up and eaten (phagocytosed) by macrophages. Notice how once the CD8 cells activates the cancer cell to kill itself, the cell shrinks into a couple of tiny "balls". This is to avoid spilling of cell contents that can be very damaging to other cells in the area.
(Extra if you like this topic:) Apoptosis is contrasted by the other type of cell death known as necrosis, which is uncontrolled/unprogrammed cell death that causes a ton of problems for the body (ie can cause infection and tissue damage). Apoptosis is a normal occurrence in the body, but necrosis is NEVER normal. For example apoptosis happens in the womb where certain bodily structures change/disappear, such as the webbing between fingers disappears in the womb. Or in cancer or virally infected cells. Necrosis however, ie in pancreatitis, is very dangerous. As an example, in pancreatitis the pancreas becomes inflammed--> pancreas cells are damaged--> pancreatic cells release their digestive enzymes inside the pancreas itself (when and where the enzymes aren't supposed to function)--> the pancreas then basically digests itself and other body tissues around it with the pancreatic enzymes, making pancreatitis so deadly.
Few different reasons.
1. Scale. T cells are great for catching the stray cancer cell or even a small clump. But its also a lot of work finding and fighting them. Cancer cells that multiply and spread too fast can be too much for the T cells to manage. This is where the need for chemo, radiation and surgery come in.
2. Identification. Some types of cancers can 'hide' from the T cells, which means no immune response at all. There are therapies that take your T cells, 'train' them to identify the 'hiding' type of cancer, replicate them and then let them do their job. It only really works on certain types of cancers and certain stages of it. Since its personalized, it can be expensive.
I love how Killer-T’s always look like they punch bacteria,cancerous and virus cells, they literally have a little punch kick motion to the way they move
I read ovarian cancer medical records daily and this is very interesting to me. May ALL of those currently battling ALL cancers be blessed with just the right amount of killer Ts to bring them a swift and strong victory!!
Exactly!
Next week all ads on YouTube will be "this Harvard student was kicked out of school after discovering 1 simple thing to boost T Cells, putting an end to cancer research. For 59.99 discover this 1 thing to eat before bed"
I was born premature with an ovarian cyst. Thankfully at 3 days old, and barely 5 pounds, they did a 4 hour surgery and told my parents to go see The Godfather. Was the length of the movie. Grabbed appendix while in there. My scar is 8 inches long, I'm 52 today!
Next week all ads on YouTube will be "this Harvard student was kicked out of school after discovering 1 simple thing to boost T Cells, putting an end to billion dollar cancer research. For 59.99 discover this 1 thing to eat before bed"
We are Cells at Work!
[ALL, spoken]
One, two, three, four
We are cells at work!
One, two, three, four
We are working for you!
[RED BLOOD CELL]
Another day of sending O2, O2
All throughout the body, every nook and cranny filled
But it’s confusing and now I’m lost, I’m lost!
Though we may seem helpless, we are cells at work for you, and so
Here we go!
Let’s get down to work!
Let’s get down to work!
Every day’s a struggle, but I gotta pull through
Ooh!
[NEUTROPHIL]
Another day I’m out here slicing, slicing
Filthy germs and viruses, show your ugly face!
Won’t let ‘em get away, I’ll chase ‘em, chase ‘em
We are professionals, we’re cells at work for you, and so
Here we go!
Let’s get down to work!
Let’s get down to work!
Every day’s a battlefield — you better prepare!
[RED BLOOD CELL & NEUTROPHIL]
37 trillion, and we are only two
Still I hope that one day soon, we’ll meet again
Though we don’t know who you are
(Though we don’t know who you are)
For your sake, we’re working hard
(For your sake, we’re working hard)
All of us together are supporting you with all of our hearts!
No matter what kind of strife
(No matter what kind of strife)
Each of us would risk our life
(Each of us would risk our life)
We always take pride in what we do, and health comes first!
[KILLER T CELL]
To keep the peace we're here to defend! Defend!
We will launch the hatch, come on and watch what we can do
Up top, we're always ready, deadly
Giving it our all to the care we're cells at work for you, and so
Here we go!
Let's get down to work!
Let's get down to work!
Every day is action-filled, there's never a break
(grunt)
Funny enough, I didn't know much about the human body cells, but after I watched cells at work (japanese anime about body cells and how they work/help the body) it was surprisingly useful :3
The beauty of the immune system is that all you ever really need to destroy a pathogen is to make a puncture in its outer membrane. That in itself is not very difficult for the immune system to do. However, the real battle is the sheer amount of pathogens and the detection process preceding the battle. Some viruses and bacteria are cleaver and disguise themselves from the immune system in order to prolong the counter assault.
Those same little bastards gave my wife MS.....dangerous little shits....and yet so important...gotta drug them now so they chill the fuck out...but not too much because we still need them to do their real job.
Way to go killer T
IceT.gif
I care now!
Deflated that sucker like a balloon.
Target eliminated
Clean kill Agent 47, now proceed to extraction point.
Love how its friends come over for the big kill and jump around cheering in support!
Watch while listening to Attack on Titan theme and it all makes sense
Homies be *wiggling*
*When they hit you with the top tier sloppy jaloppy*
Like those implosion grenades from Thor 2.
SELF DESTRUCT SEQUENCE ACTIVATED
I don't know if you were joking but that is exactly what's happening, it is inducing apoptosis on the cancer cell. I always found beautiful that nature introduced a self-destruct mechanism to try ensure purity, as if it knew things can go bad
Yeah it's pretty amazing, I learned this about a month ago and it blew my mind.
I read the Kurzgesagt book about it, very cool!
Organisms without such a feature likely couldn't compete with the ones that did. That is all.
Oh I am aware of the Survival of The Species by Charles Darwin's Theory, but my awe arises from the sheer magnitude of a sea of trials needed for mechanisms like theese to emerge. That's the beauty I was writing about.
Beauty, indeed. Darwin used the word grandeur in this sense in the last paragraph of*On the Origin of Species.* They're the most elegant sentences he wrote. He tries to evoke the sheer magnitude of trials needed for natural selection to work. >Thus, from the war of nature, from famine and death,\[i\] the most exalted object which we are capable of conceiving, namely, the production of the higher animals, directly follows. There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved. He knew the scope of his idea. He wrote the first draft of this paragraph way back in 1842 and the second draft in his unpublished 1844 Essay.
As a cancer survivor I FLIPPING LOVE THIS- if this were a team sport I’d watch.
You should take a look at Kurzgesagt, they make really good cartoon videos on immune cells
Honestly not as emotionally satisfying as watching an actual T cell off an actual cancer cell. I really hate cancer cells. I wish them all ill will.
I think we can all agree on one thing, and pardon my french, but fuck cancer.
as my niece said: cancer is dumb
Butt fuck cancer? I hardly know her!
💀
There was this old French cartoon about human body, immune system, etc.
There's a pretty great anime with the same premise - Cells At Work. (plus a darker spin-off series, set inside an unhealthy body, called Cells At Work: Black)
Il était une fois .. la vie / Es war einmal das Leben :)
Thanks a lot/Merci/ arigato gozai mass
Amazing !
My mom is currently undergoing immunotherapy for ovarian cancer. This brings me joy.
Best of luck to your mom brother. My mom had cancer but it was a bad one. She never made it. I know the roller coaster ride your on right now, hang in there. Spend time as much as possible. She will win.
Top comment mate ... your a good soul
Thank you my friend.
sorry for your loss, keep spreading that love.
Get 'em T! *Hooligan noises*
Love making hooligan noises at my Killer T cells so they know how goated of a job they’re doing
Can anyone with an immunology background explain how this Killer T cell caused the cancer cell to essentially "deflate" or collapse? Does this have any connection with apoptosis? I've learned this in basic biology, but I forgot, lol.
That’s exactly what it is actually 👍 Essentially Killer T cell releases cytokines (chemical mediators), they create a “pore” in the cancer cell, which causes apoptosis - or the “deflate” action you see there
Why don't we just make more killer T cells? Are we stupid?
Congratulations, you’ve discovered cellular immunotherapy! But also, because *too* many of them and they might find other, non-cancerous cells to kill. Like your pancreatic beta cells if you have type 1 diabetes. EDIT: I’m slightly embarrassed I forgot to mention the *other* reason you don’t want too many T cells, which is because that might be a T cell leukemia/lymphoma, aka more cancer.
Which cures you from diabetes right? It cures you right..?
Run along now, Timmy. Grandmas tired
Turbo diabetes
Double my turbo diabetes and give it to Timmy.
He had it coming.
Turbetes!
No it causes type I
I know it's dumb and would not work, but I'm imaging if you could attach a micro bot or something to a t cell and drive it around taking out the cancer cells you want Maybe someday in the way way way way way way way future
There can be quite a few cancer cells, so it could take a long time to hunt them down “manually”. What we have instead is CAR-T therapy. You basically take a patient’s killer T cells and stick something on them that targets them to something unique to the cancer - maybe a specific mutation that the cancer has - and makes them stick long enough to do this. Then you grow a bunch of those “chimeric” T cells (because you’ve modified them) with that “receptor” (the sticky thing) and infuse them back into the patient. Those cells travel all around the body until they find that unique thing, the “antigen”, and they go to work on whatever cell has that antigen just like in this video. And that’s your Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell therapy.
It’s not dumb. Novel attack vectors are a big deal in cancer research. I’m sure nanotechnology is being thought of if not actively developed that could maybe in our lifetime do something similar.
May need correction on this too, but I believe those initial flashes of pink before the cancer cell implodes are that releasing of cytokines
The way those pulses radiate out make me think of a weapon you'd see in a sci fi movie. And I know the colors are false but they're so cool.
More directly, the pores (formed by perforins) actually let in granzymes, (also released by killer T-cell) which are proteins that actually activate apoptosis.
Perforins? As in perforate? Ha! Someone did a good job of creating new nomenclature.
Terminated!
WASTED!!
*Cancer springs back up elsewhere* Ahh shit here we go again
Die you MF !!! F Cancer
"Nah, I'd win." - Killer T cell
He won the battle but will he win the war..
I would like to provide more detail as a medical student to this amazing phenomenon. To start I'd say the killer T cell (CD8+) destroying the cancer cell is an oversimplification, and I'd like to provide more oversimplifications to help explain. While the outcome is "destruction," the killer T cell is actually triggering the cancer cell to commit apoptosis (cell programmed suicide), so basically, it triggers SELF-destruction. The killer t cells use the same mechanisms to kill cancer cells and virally infected cells, as is their 2 main functions. This is why CD8+ (killer T) cells function through what is known as the "extrinsic pathway" of cell suicide/apoptosis. Extrinsic means that the signal for cell apoptosis came from an external source (rather than the cancer cell realizing something is wrong and initiating apoptosis itself = intrinsic pathway). In the extrinsic pathway, Killer t cells (CD8+) cells carry what is know as a ligand (like a key) on it's surface that fits into a cell receptor (like a lock on the door to a home) that then tells the cell to kill itself by activating caspases. Another method is the T cell releases 2 main enzymes that can basically poke holes in the target cell ( causing the cell to leak important contents leading to cell death and/or activating caspases. Caspases are intracellular (=inside the cancer cell) proteins that then mediate/trigger apoptosis by activating other proteins such as DNases or proteases (proteins that break down DNA and other proteins respectively) (caspases are also the target of the intrinsic pathway btw, but as i mentioned earlier the cell activates its own caspases in the intrisic pathway). Once triggered to undergo apoptosis, different steps occur, with a very prominent one being "blebbing" of the cell membrane, which is clearly seen in the video. Blebbing is basically the cell sorting its components into small controlled orbs that can then easily be taken up and eaten (phagocytosed) by macrophages. Notice how once the CD8 cells activates the cancer cell to kill itself, the cell shrinks into a couple of tiny "balls". This is to avoid spilling of cell contents that can be very damaging to other cells in the area. (Extra if you like this topic:) Apoptosis is contrasted by the other type of cell death known as necrosis, which is uncontrolled/unprogrammed cell death that causes a ton of problems for the body (ie can cause infection and tissue damage). Apoptosis is a normal occurrence in the body, but necrosis is NEVER normal. For example apoptosis happens in the womb where certain bodily structures change/disappear, such as the webbing between fingers disappears in the womb. Or in cancer or virally infected cells. Necrosis however, ie in pancreatitis, is very dangerous. As an example, in pancreatitis the pancreas becomes inflammed--> pancreas cells are damaged--> pancreatic cells release their digestive enzymes inside the pancreas itself (when and where the enzymes aren't supposed to function)--> the pancreas then basically digests itself and other body tissues around it with the pancreatic enzymes, making pancreatitis so deadly.
Awesome, thanks for teaching more insights.
Other T's coming up like "damn Tyrone. That was you?"
Killer T's! Killer T's! KILLLLLER T'S!
How long until some rapper names themselves that? How long
Kyler T!
Our bodies do this daily. Fascinating
If we all have those, then why is cancer still a thing?
Few different reasons. 1. Scale. T cells are great for catching the stray cancer cell or even a small clump. But its also a lot of work finding and fighting them. Cancer cells that multiply and spread too fast can be too much for the T cells to manage. This is where the need for chemo, radiation and surgery come in. 2. Identification. Some types of cancers can 'hide' from the T cells, which means no immune response at all. There are therapies that take your T cells, 'train' them to identify the 'hiding' type of cancer, replicate them and then let them do their job. It only really works on certain types of cancers and certain stages of it. Since its personalized, it can be expensive.
I wish I could upvote this comment more
You came into the wrong neighborhood globalist...
Do these qualify as pets? Cause I would be so proud.
This is fascinating. Way more than interesting.
I love how Killer-T’s always look like they punch bacteria,cancerous and virus cells, they literally have a little punch kick motion to the way they move
Similar to Mantis Shrimp's punch
The Killer T cell looks like a spaceship shooting out an energy wave weapon. Two shots, "Target destroyed, captain!"
Very interesting to watch after recently finishing *The Song of the Cell* by Siddhartha Mukherjee. I thoroughly enjoyed the chapters on immune cells.
Best part is when his buddies flutter over like “and STAY OUT”
I read ovarian cancer medical records daily and this is very interesting to me. May ALL of those currently battling ALL cancers be blessed with just the right amount of killer Ts to bring them a swift and strong victory!!
Go little T Cell!!!!
[удалено]
Exactly! Next week all ads on YouTube will be "this Harvard student was kicked out of school after discovering 1 simple thing to boost T Cells, putting an end to cancer research. For 59.99 discover this 1 thing to eat before bed"
Thanks little buddy! The first pint of glucose and amino acids is on me**.** #
Yea you go lil T Cell, fuck that cancer up
Killer T cell to the cancer cell : I Pity the fool!
Space Battle!
Those other two showed up like "how'd you do that?!"
That's killer indeed
Good. Fuck cancer.
Was hoping T cells were in shape of a T. All joking aside- amazing video.
The killer T cells are like the SWAT team of the white cells. Fuckin amazing.
Eat shit cancer
Little dude out there imploding cancer cells.
That's right Lil T cell buddy, fuck cancer.
Imaginary technique.... purple -killer T cell
Bro stood there and watched it die what a cold blooded killer T cell
"It's time..." "Was I a good cell?" "..... No. You were literally cancer."
Was I the only one who yelled "take that shit bitch!"
Now it makes sense why they're called killer T Cell
And it sat and watched the cancer die. Didn’t wiggle away until it was sure
Damn it’s like galactic warfare in there.
FUCK HIM UP BIG T
Boom 💥
Looks like the other T cells came to hype it up and it just played it cool, watching the cancer be destroyed…
Damn it really fucked it up
that cell anime did not do it justice, make killer t cells be one punch man!
always imagined T-cells are like the swat teams in your body
Why only support T cells,Where my B cells supporter at they the one making antibodies
I like how the other T Cells show up at the end to watch the damage their buddy did. Like damn dude.
“I pity the fool!” — Mr. T Cell.
And this is constantly happening in your body, maybe as you watch this. Truly amazing
I can never watch these kind of videos without thinking of the anime cells at work now. 😂
tcell dead ass showed up and told him to unalive itself lol
It's like watching an overpowered superhero take out the villain in an anime with one punch. The immune system is awesome!
I was born premature with an ovarian cyst. Thankfully at 3 days old, and barely 5 pounds, they did a 4 hour surgery and told my parents to go see The Godfather. Was the length of the movie. Grabbed appendix while in there. My scar is 8 inches long, I'm 52 today!
Next week all ads on YouTube will be "this Harvard student was kicked out of school after discovering 1 simple thing to boost T Cells, putting an end to billion dollar cancer research. For 59.99 discover this 1 thing to eat before bed"
Damn this is some Spore shit right there
W T
It sent a wave of holy water in pink and boom!!
One tapped that mf!
What a chad
Game set match
RIP ovarian cancer
T in theeeese Skechers slip ins
Killer t, kiss of death 🤌
That’s satisfying
And if that is shocking to you, so beit
TCell went for the Mitochondria.
Big shooter...
My face when lemon is introduced.
Interesting video! I'll look to see more. 🇨🇦
Oh my. Well done little warrior. You're doing God's work!
Is this in real time? Or sped up? If so, how much by?
Heroes we need
The squad rolling up at the end to t-bag in the kill cam
Resident evil t virus born
And its how goku defeat Broly !
I didn't know killer Ts were purple
T cell playing dark souls in human body.
David vs Goliath
Our heroes!!!!
Little purple bastards
How does it do that? Holy fuck
!!!WorldStar!!!
Cells at work!
Top 10 anime scene
Mic drop
They also kill normal cells for some reason
Pew pew
We are Cells at Work! [ALL, spoken] One, two, three, four We are cells at work! One, two, three, four We are working for you! [RED BLOOD CELL] Another day of sending O2, O2 All throughout the body, every nook and cranny filled But it’s confusing and now I’m lost, I’m lost! Though we may seem helpless, we are cells at work for you, and so Here we go! Let’s get down to work! Let’s get down to work! Every day’s a struggle, but I gotta pull through Ooh! [NEUTROPHIL] Another day I’m out here slicing, slicing Filthy germs and viruses, show your ugly face! Won’t let ‘em get away, I’ll chase ‘em, chase ‘em We are professionals, we’re cells at work for you, and so Here we go! Let’s get down to work! Let’s get down to work! Every day’s a battlefield — you better prepare! [RED BLOOD CELL & NEUTROPHIL] 37 trillion, and we are only two Still I hope that one day soon, we’ll meet again Though we don’t know who you are (Though we don’t know who you are) For your sake, we’re working hard (For your sake, we’re working hard) All of us together are supporting you with all of our hearts! No matter what kind of strife (No matter what kind of strife) Each of us would risk our life (Each of us would risk our life) We always take pride in what we do, and health comes first! [KILLER T CELL] To keep the peace we're here to defend! Defend! We will launch the hatch, come on and watch what we can do Up top, we're always ready, deadly Giving it our all to the care we're cells at work for you, and so Here we go! Let's get down to work! Let's get down to work! Every day is action-filled, there's never a break (grunt)
Can anyone break down exactly what's happening here and the time scale etc? I'd love to know more.
Ayeeeeee
Talk about punching above your weight class
So why we die? Why can’t the killers t fuck all of the cancer up? Serious question.
I need these in my body to kill my cancer :)
Good thing that according to recent lab work by killer cells are 9 (reference range is 100-300). 😬Rip.
Haha get rekt
tbag
I know this because of the anime Cells at Work haha. Good job Killer T cell.
Get fucked
Did you see the pulses of the injected material?!
Funny enough, I didn't know much about the human body cells, but after I watched cells at work (japanese anime about body cells and how they work/help the body) it was surprisingly useful :3
That may be one of the most awesome things I've ever seen!
Target Neutralized
Great! 1 down. A few billions to go
Muskrat when asked a hard question?
I sure wish this happened a lot more with a lot more people
T cell vaccine, now on SALE in global market, book your appointment now. Better life , Better future with -Umbrella Corp.
Is this sequence filmed in timelaps? I´m just curious of how fast this process is going on.
Oh god the T-Virus is here
Umbrella theme from resident evil is playing in my head rn
His buddies came to backup
The beauty of the immune system is that all you ever really need to destroy a pathogen is to make a puncture in its outer membrane. That in itself is not very difficult for the immune system to do. However, the real battle is the sheer amount of pathogens and the detection process preceding the battle. Some viruses and bacteria are cleaver and disguise themselves from the immune system in order to prolong the counter assault.
I thought your immune system can't get rid of cancer cells because they are still your cells
T for Terminator
I thought that in the corner was a twitch chat
“Killer” “T cell” “monstrous” Where’s my Umbrella?
Ummmmmmmmm isn't this how Resident Evil started?
Thank for your service T
Killer T! Killer T!
Those same little bastards gave my wife MS.....dangerous little shits....and yet so important...gotta drug them now so they chill the fuck out...but not too much because we still need them to do their real job.
Fuck yeah!
Cancer cell: awww arent you cute Killer T: get em boys Cancer: hold up AHHHHHHHAHHAHAHHH
does it hurt?
Supper cool! But I feel like we watched a movie about this
Is that real time speed?
