Ep 3. Influenza
- TV-NR
- July 22, 2018
- 23 min
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8.1 (124)
Red blood cell and White blood cell are on the job again, navigating through the bustling environment of the human body. In this episode, they face their biggest challenge yet- the flu.
As they make their way through the bloodstream, they come across a group of cells battling against a powerful intruder. Red blood cell and White blood cell are quick to offer their assistance, but they soon realize that this is no ordinary infection. Inside the body, they witness the destruction caused by the influenza virus, which is attacking the respiratory system at an alarming rate. They quickly realize that they must act fast before it's too late.
To combat the virus, White blood cell leads the charge by rallying other immune cells during the bodies emergency response system, which includes innate immunity and adaptive immunity. Together, they work to identify and neutralize the infected cells, which are spreading the virus throughout the body. Meanwhile, Red blood cell ensures that oxygen delivery throughout the body remains efficient to ensure that cells have enough oxygen to fight the infection.
As they work to remove the virus from the body, they encounter several obstacles, including the virus's ability to quickly mutate, making it harder to fight off. Nevertheless, White blood cell and the immune cells continue their efforts to stop the virus, taking an innovative approach to track down and eliminate the influenza source.
The episode provides valuable insight into the human body's response to infection, including the complex systems at play. It also highlights the importance of the immune system in combatting infections and illnesses and how other cells play a role in the body's defense against these pathogens.
Overall, 'Cells at Work!' Season 1, Episode 3, titled Influenza is a thrilling episode that showcases the human body's ability to fight off illnesses through teamwork and resilience. The episode is action-packed, educational, and entertaining, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in science or the human body.
