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YouTube Comments - 3,835 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
The comments from 4 years ago had no idea what was coming.
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"How did that guy feel when you ripped off half his face?"
"It was interesting because we did it while he was sleeping."
Perfect quote.
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This is so interesting to see, currently on my 5th day of having the flu and it's no joke. Coughing up mucus, had vertigo, fever for 3 days, nausea, vomiting, no appetite, fatigue (bed bound), ulcers in the throat and mouth. It just shows how amazing your body is at fighting infections, I hope I feel better in a couple days.
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I really find it fascinating how a little tiny blob can do so much to make a person miserable for a few days.
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My cells needs to watch this video...
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who's here for online school while in quarantine
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The animation was amazing, and the simple explanation from the scientist was absolutely perfect. 10/10
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Bottom line: Always change the locks on your cells.
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yellow knobby and purple stickupy things: Glycoproteins
welcoming structure: Vesicle
"secret recipe": Nucleic Acid
Copying machine: DNA or RNA Polymerase Enzymes
little peanut thingys: Ribosomes
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I’m guessing a good amount of people that are currently viewing this at the moment are going through a bad virus. I know I am and I hope you all feel better soon. My stomach hurts so bad I threw up, I keep coughing, I switch from being too hot to too cold, I feel fatigued, have rashes that keep spreading throughout my body, and on top of all of that I’m unable to sleep at night.
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Maybe the best explainer ever made about viruses. Should have won a Grammy.
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Throat cell: WAAAIT A SEC. YOU HAVE THE KEY?!
Flu virus: damn right i do
Throat cell: Welcome!
click
Other cells: DUDE YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT YOU JUST DID?!
Throat cell: Nope. :)
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now everytime someone sneezes around me im going to think of this video in like super fast motion
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wow this is incredible animation that really illustrates these concepts. excellent work!!! I wish there was one of these videos for everything in science. nothing is better at explaining science than this kind of video paired with explanation.
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This video is amazing. I first watched it in sixth grade when we were learning about viruses. My classmates and I loved it, and we watched it more than once. I've never forgotten it. I'm now a sophomore in college 🙂 Just looked it up to review for my Biology test this week 🙂
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I'm watching this with a cold .
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War, war never changes.
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Who is here because coronavirus 2020 feeling me.
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@nellyscandal7961
8 years ago
When i have cold i just sit there and remember how i used to breath normally and how i took that for granted.
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