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I believe answer D is the correct answer because epiphyseal is the growth plate.

Thank you so much professor for this in depth review. I found it very helpful!

Thank you so much for this study guide! Super helpful!

Thank you so much for this study guide its really helpful preparing for exam 1

Thank you so much for this study guide! We would love to see another video dedicated for exam 2!

I believe that the answer is D which is epiphyseal plate because it is necessary for the bone growth in length and the chondrocytes divide as well.

Thank you so much for this study guide! This was a huge help in preparing for the exam

The epiphyseal plate is necessary for longitudinal growth, as that cartilage is capable of almost stretching and increasing the length of the bone before it is replaced by hard bone. Therefore, the answer is D. The epiphyseal line is basically the end result of the epiphyseal plate, so it cannot be the answer.

I would say D epiphyseal plate is the answer to the question

the answer for the question is d. epiphyseal plate

I believe that the answer is D. Epiphyseal Plate because it deals with growth. A. cannot be the answer since it is just cartilage and does not stimulate growth. C. cannot be the answer either since it is a lining and its job is to cover and protect.

I found the video very insightful. The part that stuck with me the most was learning about the two ways that cartilage grows and how cartilage heals being that it doesn't have blood vessels. As for the question, the answer is D. Epiphyseal plate.

Thank you for explaining the classifications of bones and types of cartilage in such an easy understanding way. Can’t wait for this upcoming chapter, I’m sure it’ll be a lot to take in but that’s what makes a great challenge!

I believe the answer is D because the epiphyseal plate is necessary for new growth

Epiphyseal plate is the answer because its main function is for bone growth

D. The Epiphyseal plate is necessary for the bone growth in length

I assume D.( epiphyseal plate) is the answer because this is necessary to produce new growth as the plates expand due to the chondrocytes dividing, creating cartilage that turns to bone (length).

Epiphyseal plates, are growth plates that allow the bones to develop longer or grow. (D is the correct answer)

The answer to the question is D. Epiphyseal plate because its responsible for long bone growth

The answer is D or epiphyseal plates because they are growth plates that allows the bones to be able to get longer or grow.

To answer the question, I think D) Epiphyseal plate is necessary for long bone growth in length.

I believe the answer is D. Epiphyseal plate (growth plate) because the chondrocyte inside the growth plate divides and increases the length of the long bone.

This video was awesome for in depth clarification about the multiple types of connective tissues especially. It was surprising to learn that the dense regular connective tissues heal slower because they are poorly vascularized. With the reduced blood flow, I am sure that the injured tissue would take longer to recover. I would have thought that it would’ve healed faster, so it was interesting to learn. It is good to know that fibroblasts play a strong part in healing that tissue with collagen though.

Thank you for the informational video, I found this video helpful and interesting in learning about the different connective tissues.

Thank you for this informational video. This video helped me learn more about the connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue.

This video clarified much about the differences between connective tissues that I was not clear on. It was interesting to see which tissues avascular and supported by vascular tissue.

Understanding the terms associated with each connective tissue allowed me to better categorize how these tissues are located, even though i did find it difficult at first. With multiple replays the information becomes easier to apply to their respective categories.

This video was interesting as I learned different parts of connective tissues. Connective tissues is the easiest one to remember. The lesson was very helpful.

I found this video very interesting and helpful. It is kind of hard to remember the locations for the different kinds of epithelium tissues but I will try to study them and review each one. Video was straightforward and easy to follow through

I am trying m best to understand epithelium tissues and their locations, I am trying to understand the labels of the tissue

Thank you for this video! It was very helpful in understanding connective tissue and all its different types. What I found the most challenging to remember was where each type of connective tissue was located, but I think I got it down!

This helped me learn more about the connective tissue. Although it was difficult to get at first with the video I was able to get a better understanding on the function of connective, muscle, and nervous tissue.

This video went into the different tissue types. I found the muscle tissue to be the one that stuck the most because the amount of information was more digestible than the rest. However, I did have some trouble understanding the connective tissues because there is a lot of information being introduced all at once.

I found this video very helpful in learning about connective tissue. The part that stuck out to me the most and that I found most interesting was the explanation of connective tissue and how it differs from areolar tissue.

I found the section of all the different types of connective tissues to be very interesting because they are all in the same category but very different at the same time like loose connective tissue ; areolar and also loose connective tissue but adipose.

This video was very helpful in understanding the connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue. I found it interesting how the connective tissues are the most diverse and abundant. There are many locations for each tissues which is a challenge to remember, but with some studying it will become more easy to understand.

I found the section on blood very interesting and easy to follow, as I'm most familiar with it. I did find the cartilage connective tissue a bit challenging, but I believe studying and reviewing will help. Overall, the video was very helpful and informative. Thank you.

Thank you for the informative video of the different types of connective tissues, I felt they were pretty easy to understand and spot the differences. The muscle tissue was difficult to follow but after some reviewing I was able to understand and separate them! Thank you again

With the accent and the complexity of these drigramical divisions are hidiously confusing I'll catch these somewhere else this sucks.

Thank you for the video. I found learning about the different serous membranes and what they cover very interesting.

This video goes over how DNA stored and replicated by the cells in our body. During a cell’s lifetime, it undergoes two stages: interphase and the mitotic phase. Interphase is where the cell grows and undergoes normal functions, and is in preparation for cell replication by copying genetic material. Once ready for cell division, the cell enters mitosis, where identical sets of chromosomes and centrioles eventually face opposite ends of the cell for it to divide in two. The genetic material stored in a cell’s nucleus is responsible for the body’s diversity in specialized cells, as it determines the cell’s shape and organelle arrangement.

The video explains the phases of mitosis and what each stage does.

Cells are the smallest living units and perform all functions. cells obtain nutrients from body fluids. Use nutirents from body fluids to make molecules survive. Cells also dispose waste. Cells maintain shape and intergrity, as well replicate itself. The function of the cells are due to Organelles, Enzymes and metabolism. The 3 main components of a cell is plasma, cytoplasma and nucleus.

The video provided a clear explanation of the various phases involved in mitosis, making them easy to understand and remember. Additionally, the review of the nucleus and its functions was helpful and appreciated.

This video was helpful in explaining the roles of the cell's main components with also giving an explanation of the cell cycle.

The information provided in this video regards the cell life cycle, to place a better understand of when mitosis takes place. The specific details that occur during the prophase metaphase anaphase and telophase were dissected along with detailed photographs for a more effective understanding of how this process works. Thank you for this video!

This video was a great video and great understanding on the three parts of a cell, along with the cell cycle. I also learned many things and the roles of a cell's three main components. - Kayla Tran

In this video we learned about the nucleus, the cell life cycle (interphase (G1, S, and G2) and mitotic phase), stages of mitosis (PMAT = prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase), cytokinesis, the different types of cells, and the function of the cells. This video was very helpful and informational.

This video was very helpful in understanding the different phases included in mitosis, very descriptive, and made easy to remember. I also appreciated the refresher on the nucleus and it’s functions!