Kaitlyn Sadtler: How we could teach our bodies to heal faster
Kaitlyn Sadtler: Jinsi tunaweza fundisha miili yetu kupona haraka
Kaitlyn Sadtler researches how our body can regenerate tissue through instructions from our immune system. Full bio
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au chanjo
an operation or an accident,
and painful side effects
na madhara ya uchungu
or regrow healthy, uninjured organs.
kukuza afya, na viungo visivyo na jeraha.
the signals to grow new tissues.
utupe alama za kukuza tishu mpya.
our body to fight disease,
mwili wetu kupigana na magonjwa,
our immune system
mfumo wetu wa kinga
and more quickly heal wounds.
na kuponya majeraha kwa urahisi.
might seem like magic,
popote inaweza kuonekana kama uchawi,
that can achieve this feat.
vinavyoweza kutimiza mafanikio haya.
can completely regenerate their arm,
anaweza kukuza kabisa mkono wake,
can regrow our liver
wanaweza kukuza ini lao
of its original mass.
ya uzito wao wa awali.
a bit closer to reality,
kuwa karibu zaidi na ukweli,
can heal wounds and build tissue
unaweza kuponya majeraha na kujenga tishu
from the immune system.
wa kinga.
to that annoying sinus infection,
mpaka maambukizi ya sinus yanayoboa,
our body from danger.
mwili wetu na hatari.
about our body's defense system,
kuhusu mfumo wa ulinzi wa mwili wetu,
our cuts and bruises.
mikato na michubuko yetu.
that are currently being tested
vinavyojaribiwa kwa sasa
an injured muscle with these materials,
msuli uliojeruhiwa na vifaa hivi,
and the surrounding muscle.
na inayozunguka msuli.
towards infection to fight bacteria,
kwenye maambukizi kupigana na bakteria,
type of immune cell,
ya seli za kinga,
that material that I implanted
kile kifaa nilichokipanda
jeraha.
and you'd break your pencil
ukavunja penseli yako
in the most functional way,
njia inayofanya kazi zaidi,
fat cells inside of it,
seli za mafuta ndani yake,
it isn't as strong.
haina nguvu.
without these scars
bila haya makovu
before we were even injured.
kabla hata hatujajeruhiwa.
to build new tissue
za kujenga tishu mpya
a material is implanted in our body,
kifaa kinapopandwa mwilini mwetu,
to insulin pumps
moyo mpaka pampu za insulini
to try and build new tissue.
ili kujaribu kujenga tishu mpya.
or scaffold, in the body,
au kiguzo, ndani ya mwili,
a small environment of cells and proteins
mazingira madogo ya seli na protini
that our stem cells behave.
seli shina zetu zinavyoishi.
affects our daily activities,
inavyoathiri shughuli zetu za siku,
an entire TV show on Netflix,
kipindi kizima cha TV kwenye Netflix,
our stem cells grow and develop.
zinavyokua na kuendelea.
of a variety of different things,
aina nyingi tofauti ya vitu,
derived materials,
vinavyopatikana kiasili,
au madogo,
can even make the materials
kutengeneza vifaa
this Broadway show of cells
maonyesho hayaya Broadway ya seli
stage, cues and props
na heshima sahihi
jukwaa
"Little Shop of Horrors."
"Little Shop of Horrors."
to help us regenerate.
maumivu kutusaidia kua wapya.
a scar-proof band-aid,
ambayo ni kizuia kovu,
or even a wound-healing vaccine.
au hata chanjo inayoponya jeraha.
and be able to heal like Wolverine.
kuweza kuponywa kama Wolverine.
to help build tissue and heal wounds,
kusaidia kuunda tishu na kutibu majeraha,
products on the market
bidhaa kwenye soko
to help us regenerate,
mwilini kusaidia kutengeneza upya,
to keep pace with a salamander.
kua sambamba na salamander.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Kaitlyn Sadtler - Regenerative tissue engineerKaitlyn Sadtler researches how our body can regenerate tissue through instructions from our immune system.
Why you should listen
Kaitlyn Sadtler is a postdoctoral fellow at MIT and received her Ph.D. from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where she discovered a certain type of immune cell -- the T cell -- was critical for muscle regeneration. This work was published in Science Magazine and has led to more findings in how our immune system responds to materials used in tissue engineering.
Kaitlyn Sadtler | Speaker | TED.com