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What Biocompatibility Means and How to Choose Biocompatible Materials?

Tips for understanding what biocompatibility really means: This video answers the following questions: What does the term “Biocompatible” mean and what determines which material is “Biocompatible”? “Biocompatibility” refers to the suitability of a material for use inside the body as indicated by the reaction of the body. The reaction of the body will be determined by its immune response. #BME210 The immune system serves two functions: 1- Protecting the body from invading microbes, and 2- Maintaining the body’s normal internal environment (doing such things as clearing away dead or damaged cells). These functions are performed by a system involving three components; barriers, immune system cells, and circulating immune proteins. These are all interrelated but are thought about separately to better understand the immune system’s function and how it breaks down. Barriers such as the skin and other surface tissues provide physical walls that keep invading microbes out of the body. The second component, immune system cells, form the cellular immune system and have the jobs of breaking down tissues, coordinating the immune response, swallowing up invading microbes to destroy them, and killing cells that are infected by microbes. The circulating proteins, called the humoral immune system, include many molecules that the body makes to promote the immune response, poison invading microbes, and identify invading microbes as foreign (not belonging to the body). I will explain Cell's Interaction with Biomaterials. In particular, it explains The Immune System components and Biocompatibility. Video 1:    • What Biocompatibility Means and How to Cho...   Video 2:    • What is the Role of Skin & Barrier Tissues...   Video 3:    • What is the Remarkable Power of Our Immune...   Video 4:    • The Immune System: Specialized Cells and T...   Video 5:    • Engineering Cell Interactions with Biomate...   Video 6:    • The Incredible Process of How Your Body Fi...   Video 7:    • The 4 Stages of Wound Healing: A VISUAL GU...   Video 8:    • Wound Healing with Implants: What You Need...   Video 9:    • Non-covalent Adsorption of Plasma Proteins...   ~~~~~~ ►►► Thank you for supporting me and my channel! If you found these videos helpful and you really want to give something, it's very much appreciated. Donation and Support Opportunities: 💵 Thank you for your donations 👉 https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/loaya... 👕 Thank you for Shopping from my Biomedical Engineering T-shirt collection 👉 https://alzube.com/shop/ 📲 Join this channel to get access to perks 👉    / @alzube   🔥 Sign up Today for TOP TIPS In My Newsletter 👉 https://alzube.com/newsletter-2/ 💻 Enroll Today in one of my virtual classes offered in my Virtual School 👉 https://1717.teachable.com ~~~~~~ ► If you haven't already, subscribe to our YouTube channel, please do so by clicking on the link below for Engineering / Biomedical Engineering / Product Design and Development Spring Videos:    / @alzube   ► Follow me on social media for more great engineering content and tips! My Twitter:   / alzube   My LinkedIn:   / loay-al-zube-a9334571   ► FTC Legal Disclaimer - Some links found in the description box of my videos may be affiliate links, meaning I will make a commission on sales you make through my link. This is at no extra cost to you to use my links/codes, it's just one more way to support me and my channel! :) ►► For business inquiries: [email protected] Thank you for watching! Dr. Loay Al-Zube http://alzube.com/ What Does Biocompatible Mean & What Determines Which Material to Be Biocompatible? Dr. Loay Al-Zube Biomaterials: Cells Interaction with Biomaterials (Video 1): The Immune System and Biocompatibility #BiomaterialsEngineering #LoayAlzube #alzubeBiomedicalEngineeringAcademy #biomedicalengineeringtutorials #biomedicalengineeringeducationvideos #biomedicalengineeringlessonsonline #Advancedbiomedicalengineeringcourses #Learnbiomedicalengineering #biomedicalengineeringacademyvideos #Biomedicalengineeringeducationseries #YouTubetutorials #essentialsofbiomedicalengineering