Dr. Rafael Gonzalez

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1,275 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 30 Jun

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You want it a little bit more pinpointed in that median area where it's a safer bet to look at.
It's trillions.
Yeah.
It's insane.
It's an insane number of cells.
Because if you think of just in blood flow, apoptosis, natural cell death...
happens about 300 billion times a day.
So it's trillions and trillions.
I believe in the brain alone.
a trillion cells.
There's an insane amount of cells and the complex processes of cells in our body that happens on a daily basis to maintain that appropriate temperature, that appropriate pH.
I can't.
It's really hard to say what's the most important part because the cell has a machinery in it and the cell has to produce proteins, has to be able to produce functional signaling, functional cues, you know, these little particles that are called endosomes inside of a cell.
A cell produces a signal for another cell and it's enveloped in a small type of a membrane and then it's shot out.
And this is how we get long distance signaling from one cell to another cell.
That's really important.
That's the importance of the cell membrane because the cell membrane is that lipid bilayer.
but the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
Mitochondria is really, really important.
The ribosomes are really, really important.
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