Çocuğumun Gerçek Babası Kardeşimmiş Ama Benim Kardeşim Yok - Kimerizm

People often think they live alone in their own bodies, but right now, you may have familiar cells in your body that don't belong to you. Chimerism, especially microchimerism, is a subject that will present incredible possibilities in the medical field. 00:00 Paternity testing and the bitter truth 00:50 Karen's mind-boggling case 02:03 Intro 02:12 Being her own son's aunt 04:28 Two people in the same body: Tetragametic Chimerism 07:34 The Mythological Origin of Chimerism 08:38 Microchimerism: Cell Transfer Between Mother and Fetus 10:47 The Tissue-Repairing Effect of Microchimerism 13:47 Variations of Microchimerism Presentation: Serkan Karaismailoğlu Who is Serkan Karaismailoğlu? When he was very young, female neighbors would come to his house and ask his mother, "What did you do for your brain today?" (turns out they were asking about the meal my mom made for my dad) and grew up trying to learn new information about the brain every day, but is still an adult who is still a child. He lives with the sadness and pleasure of trying to do everything and being unable to do anything. He completed his doctorate on "brain gender" at Hacettepe University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Physiology and still continues to work at the same institution. His book "Female Brain Male Brain" was published in 2015, "Looking for It in the Brain, I Found It in the Intestine" in 2017, the MATER series consisting of 3 books designed as neuro-novels (Pia, Arachnoid, Dura) was published between 2019 and 2021, and his latest book written for adolescents, "The Loneliest Brain in the World", was published in 2023. He is the founder of the Ortapia project.