Thanks for the suggestion. I think thats great idea, I will definitely do more videos on neurobiology (BBB) and also the different types of cellular transportations there are in the body as well as in the brain. Probably not for a few months though, cause i have exams and assignments coming up ;/

Thank you so much for the great video! Just wanted to point out for everyone that at 6:20, Armando wrote "Olgeodendrocytes", but that it is in fact "Oligodendrocytes". Have fun learning! 😀

Amazing summary of all your videos I have seen so far. Amazing !!

Where were you when I was struggling in my med school???? Great vids.

a beautiful way to refresh our knowledge. thank you

amazing videos... really helpful for all med students

Thank you so much for your videos! They are very helpful!

Thank you for the great summary.

Thank You Armando!

You are soooo great Armando .. love you bro ❤️

14:44 That brain drawing with a face made me smile

This is wonderful. Thank you so much! I hope you are planning to be some type of biology/physiology teacher

thanks so much. this is exactly what i needed...

Thanks very much from Syria...... very nice explanation

Thanks, this is great well done

I love youuuu and ur efforts ❤️

Thanks Mr. Armando...from Bangladesh

Thank you for your help with understanding how the brain work's you are great. Thank you. Sara

Thanks a lot... From Maldives :)

Really ur video r very helpful for me thanks sir

Again here, isn't that unipolar neuron at 14:50 actually a pseudo-unipolar neuron? Thank you, I am really learning a lot from your videos!

Excellent Thank you thank you thank you

Thank u so much

you can take a picture of this sheet you drew? liked your review mode.

Do all the cranial nerves ,or at least some of them , find their way into the spinal cord for performing involuntary functions(eg -breathing ,heart beat) and voluntary ones (like movement of limbs )?

@Giatros89 Work* in laying a background. Example talk about how the blood brain barrier allows some things in via diffusion vs active transport. Lipids can go straight through etc

5:30 we have got pseudo unipolar neuron in Dorsal Root Ganglion. Isn't it?

Thank you.

thank you you are the best

'ventrical' should be ventricle; 'ogleodendrocyte' is really oligodendrocyte. Really a Good overview overall, thanks.

Thanks alot

7:23 -- I thought that an important characteristic of oligodendrocytes was that they can myelinate multiple cells, unlike Schwaan cells?

thank u! :)

PLEASE could you post some neuroscience videos, that would help me a lot! :) FRANCE LOVE YOU!

can you again post this video ``Neurology - Physiology Overview`` bc unable to see it clear at 1080p

Good job. One suggestion I have is to make the videos just a bit more detailed since you seem to already put so much worm

Are the sensory neurones also classified as autonomic and somatic or does this classification apply only on motor neurons?

What about Blood cerebrospinal fluid barrier?

at which part the doubts generate in humman nervous system

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1:41 "eck cetera"

make the video more clear as the previous ones.this is not properly visible.

heh heh heh he said "pns"

And from Russia))

Writing here is not clear

the drawings are getting worse