#basophil

[soapflavouredsoup]

youve got tons of these kitties in your blood fightin for ya. wantin you to stay strong and safe. know that yall <3

[chicharon72937]

THEY ADMIRE BASOPHIL LIKE AN OLDER BROTHERR 😭😭😭

I know there is little chapters to cover for season 3 (if we even get one) but it’d be beautiful if we ever do see it

Also basophil was majestic back then like damn (he still is tho)

[thebluejetpack]

SR Inktober Day25: Crossover

Inside every human body, 37.2 trillion cells are working hard to maintain a healthy effective system. Each cell tirelessly performs their job without rest. Red blood cells transport oxygen and nutrients. White blood cells defend the body from pesky germs and viruses. Platelets repair damaged tissue. All members of the human body do their part.

My Sweets at Work return for the craziest crossover I could think of! Back in 2021, I doodled up the Sugar Rush racers cosplaying as some of the familiar characters from Cells at Work, a manga and anime series that focuses on the cells of a human body, personified as microscopic people themselves. Each story focuses on a specific aspect and how the cells deal with it, such as blood circulation, bacteria invasion, pollen allergy, influenza, food poisoning, and cancer. There’s even a story about Covid. Physicians and doctors around the world have praised Cells at Work for being extremely accurate in its presentation of the scientific and biological information on top of being a fun-filled action-packed series. The series primarily follows a rookie red blood cell as she navigates the complex body systems to make her deliveries, often crossing paths with a white blood cell whose job is to eliminate foreign invaders that threaten the body’s health.

To learn which racer is playing which type of cell, you can check out my first sketch of them: https://www.deviantart.com/thebluejetpack/art/Sweets-at-Work-892146094

Or...I could direct you instead to the English-dubbed intro song of the anime instead. It’s a bop! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox0lBHmIrWM

Watch the video, try to spot all the cells I’ve drawn here in it, then go watch the series. Learn what each cell does for you. Educate yourself about your own body. And above all, take care of your health. These cells are working for you. They don’t need more stress than what they have to endure every day.

[scopnotes]

The whole Granulocytes team is here!!

Nov the Basophil is here! She belongs to @surinnit !!

And here is Karp the Eosinophil... Bully him

[missallanious]

Basophil and Eosinophil ✨️

[macrophage-nursery]

Human AU names for the cells :

U1146 : Shirogane

U-4989 : Yashiro

U-2626 : Toshiro

U2048 : Kenshiro

U2001 : Mashiro

AE3803 : Akari

AA5100 : Akane

Killer T : Kenta

NK cell : Nikki

Macrophage : Maria

Helper T : Hiroto

Regulatory T : Reina (the name with R and T in the middle didn't please me so I half assed it haha)

B cell : Banri

Platelet : Hinako (it was hard to find anything cute with a P so I gave up and found a cute name instead)

Eosinophil : Koizumi (name starting with ko because : Kōsankyū

Basophil : Kohei (another name starting by ko because : Kōenkikyū)

Mast cell : Masumi (because Masuto saibou)

Dendritic cell : Juichi (because Jujo saibou)

Basic cell/Cell boy : Nobu

Cancer cell : Haneki (referring to the moment he had wings)

It's pure amateurish. Do you have your own version? If so, I'd be glad to see it!

[humancelltournament]

Which cell or cell component is better?

Basophils

Acetylcholine

Voting ended onNov 18, 2023

Propaganda!

Basophils are a type of white blood cell. They are responsible for inflammatory reactions during immune response, as well as in the formation of acute and chronic allergic diseases, including anaphylaxis, asthma, atopic dermatitis and hay fever. They also produce compounds that coordinate immune responses, including histamine and serotonin that induce inflammation, and Heparin that prevents blood clotting.

Acetylcholine (ACh) is an organic compound that functions in the brain and body of many types of animals (including humans) as a neurotransmitter. Acetylcholine is the neurotransmitter used at the neuromuscular junction—in other words, it is the chemical that motor neurons of the nervous system release in order to activate muscles.

[toogayfor2145]

So I bought the art book and I have Answers™

AE3803 160cm/ 5' 3"

U1146 180cm / 5' 11"

Platelets 90cm / 2' 11.5"

Killer T 190cm / 6' 3"

NK 175cm / 5' 9"

Dendritic 170cm / 5' 7"

Macrophage 170cm / 5' 7"

Eosinophil 160cm / 5'3"

Basophil 180cm / 5' 11"

Cancer 150cm / 4' 11"

Helper T 175cm / 5' 9"

Regulatory T 170cm / 5' 7"

Mast Cell 165cm / 5' 5"

B Cell 168cm / 5' 6"

Memory B Cell 162cm / 5' 4"

Normal Cell 155cm / 5'1"

Observations:

Looks like Cancer might be slightly stunted.

1146's height is a good estimate for the rest of the squad since they're all the same height. By extension, 7776 (band cell) from White Brigade is estimated at about 165cm~170cm range.

Otherwise it looks like most of them grew up pretty well. Quite uniform in height, coloration and general builds for their cell type (minimal to no stunting/wasting/abnormal coloring) so the host body of main is likely pretty well cared for, they just got unlucky with all the infections and health problems.

Memory B might have just a bit of stunting that might be attributed to his high stress and poor stress management habits. Poor guy.